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Whether a rookie or a
veteran, many REALTORS® easily fall into a routine of showing properties, going
to home inspections and later appearing at closings. The familiarity of these
situations and the expertise of a REALTOR® can sometimes make a person let down
his or her guard. Please be advised however, never to let your guard down –
especially after reading the following story that took place last week in the
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The National
Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has sent a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary
Tim Geithner, Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke, and the heads of
the FDIC and Federal Housing Finance Agency to urge their assistance in
addressing the costs and availability of mortgage capital at the retail
level. Read More |
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Do you have a
current foreclosure or short sale listing in the city of Boston? Then
consider showcasing them to qualified buyers attending a second home buying
fair being sponsored by the City of Boston. The fair, being held on May 16
at the Tobin Community Center in Roxbury, will help match homebuyers to REO
properties listed for sale in Boston.
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You asked and
we listened. GBAR members can now login to their
profile and update their license number, type and expiration
date. With your updated license information, we'll
soon be sending you reminder e-mails for when your license
is due to be renewed along with our upcoming continuing
education courses.
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In an attempt
to save foreclosed homes in Massachusetts, Mayor Menino has announced the
availability of more than $4 million to purchase and renovate foreclosed
homes and properties abandoned by developers. The funds will be distributed
by the city's
Department of Neighborhood Development (DND) division and will help
developers...Read
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By Marilyn
Urso, CRB, CRS®
The Green Movement started back in the 1960s
and '70s when most of us were not particularly conscious of
the environment and how quickly we were destroying it.
Today, everything is green...Read
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