This is a series of videos I’ll be making as I go through the home buying process. In this segment I talk about visiting homes & pre-reqs such as having a good credit score. Cameos in the video include Don, Kat, Ryan, and Shane. Music selection is “A Nakht in Gan Eydn” by The Alexandria Kleztet www.thesixtyone.com A new place for finding creative commons attribution 3.0 songs is at TheSixtyOne. Check it out and join the YouTube group over there! On the username “YouTube” I’ve gone through and favorite 80+ songs that are safe to use on youtube, or check out the full creative commons section for many more for non-partners!
Renting houses or apartments instead of hotels saves money
Book a hotel in a popular destination and you know what to expect: a bed, a mini-fridge, and a big bill at checkout. In Europe’s big cities, for example, you can easily spend anywhere from $150 to $300 a night .
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With the real estate market going down the drain, realtors are forced to resort to scare tactics. This creative house-seller fails miserably. With guest appearances by: Dana and Lorena AKA Zach’s cousins Music provided by: youtube.com
Petition: We feel that REALTOR.com has not been responsive to the needs of REALTORS and that the current relationship between NAR and Move,Inc. (as currently constituted) is not in our interest as REALTORS for the following reasons: 1) Move, Inc. has a long standing pattern of raising fees on REALTORS and charging them exhorbitant fees in comparison with the costs of developing a national real estate listings site. Fees (which yet again are expected to be raised in 2009) are out of line with what other national listing aggregator websites cost their shareholders. Why should we be paying many multiples of what companies like Trulia and Zillow are costing THEIR shareholders for aggregating real estate listings on their sites? 2)After being provided ALL of our listings and photos, they have stripped off all but four, unless REALTORS pay them an annual “enhancement” fee. This effectively takes our clients and holds them hostage until we pay their “fee”. Much of this fee goes right back into “Sales expenses” which are Move,Inc.’s marketing to REALTORS that they MUST have their service. This adds HUGE costs to what is needed for a national website and is NOT acceptable. 3) In a world where many websites offer REALTORS social networking opportunities to connect REALTORS to potential clients, REALTOR.com has been sorely lacking in developing these types of programs. 4) The 2007 10K (released Feb 28, 2008) from Move, Inc. shows STAGGERING General and Administrative Expenses of …
