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USHUD Reviews What Goes Wrong in Online Real Estate

By Vince Biello Posted on March 2, 2017 Posted in Real Estate Tagged with advertising, agent, buyer, facebook, Fannie Mae, FHA, follow up, foreclosure, foreclosures, google+, home buyer, home owner, homeowner, hud, industry, lender, loan officer, national association of realtors, real estate, real estate agent, real estate professional, real estate tips, real estate training, ushud, ushud.com

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At the USHUD cooperative we get calls every day from people that need help and new business. What goes wrong is reviewed here and what goes right is also covered in another post. The first thing that goes wrong is real estate professionals are not tech or marketing wizards, and they shouldn’t have to be. Real estate professionals are professionals in their industry and that …

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The Emergence of Millennials

By Michael Urbanski Posted on June 11, 2015 Posted in Real Estate Tagged with agent, app, broker, down payment, Fannie Mae, federal housing finance agency, FHA, FHFA, freddic mac, home buyer, home owner, home seller, homebuyer, homeowner, interest rate, lender, loan, millennial, mortgage, nar, national association of realtors, real estate, real estate leads, realtor, savings, smartphone, social media, tech

Opinions on where real estate prices are heading from here might be mixed, but one thing is becoming increasingly clear: Millennials will be a big part of it. According to a recent survey from the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), the so-called millennial generation—depending who you ask, it’s defined as those born between the early 1980s and late 1990s—comprised the biggest segment of homebuyers across …

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Underwater Homeowners Sink Deeper, Even as Home Values Rise

By Michael Urbanski Posted on May 4, 2015 Posted in Foreclosures, Real Estate Tagged with atlanta, buyer, crisis, equity, home, home owner, homeowner, jacksonville, las vegas, market, mortgage, rate, real estate, seller, value, virginia beach

Owners of homes at the bottom of the market are trapped underwater on their mortgages even as the real estate market continues to recover. That’s because low-end homes—the most likely to be upside-down—are losing value. At the peak of the real estate crisis, more than 15 million homeowners owed more on their mortgages than their homes were worth, putting them in negative equity. Foreclosures, short …

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Scary Things To Avoid When Buying A Home

By Michael Urbanski Posted on March 9, 2015 Posted in Real Estate Tagged with busy, cosmetic, damage, home seller, homebuyer, homeowner, insurance, mold, neighbors, real estate, real estate agent, real estate industry, siding, streets, water

Fall is here and even though some home sellers take their listings into hibernation, motivated sellers keep their homes on the market through the Holidays. So in honor of Halloween, RE/MAX compiled some the scariest things that homebuyers should avoid. The following mistakes to avoid when home buying spook RE/MAX REALTORS® every year: Geological Problems: If a home is built on a slope or has …

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USHUD and Getting More Listings – Part IV

By Michael Urbanski Posted on January 30, 2015 Posted in Foreclosures, Real Estate Tagged with abandoned, broker, buyer, foreclosures, home, home buyer, home buyer lead, home owner, home seller, homeowner, inspection, lender, listing, loan, loan officer, mortgage, owner, real estate, real estate agent, real estate lead, real estate professional, seller, ushud, ushud.com, vacant, vacant homes

The easiest listings to get are from people who have to move. People that have to move fall into several different categories. Relocating Found a house they want Financial hardship Vacant homes Vacant Homes are Draining With vacant homes the owner is responsible for the mortgage and the upkeep while the home is not occupied. Nothing deteriorates faster than a vacant home. A pin hole …

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USHUD and Getting More Listings – Part III

By Michael Urbanski Posted on January 22, 2015 Posted in Foreclosures, Real Estate Tagged with broker, buyer, credit, financial, foreclosures, hardship, home, home buyer, home buyer lead, home owner, home seller, homeowner, lender, listing, listing lead, loan, loan officer, mortgage, real estate, real estate agent, real estate lead, real estate professional, seller, ushud, ushud.com

The easiest listings to get are from people who have to move. People that have to move fall into several different categories. Relocating Found a house they want Financial hardship Vacant home Financial Hardship As real estate agents we have all seen some financial hardship at one time or another especially in the last several years. This means that we should be able to relate …

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USHUD and Getting More Listings – Part II

By Michael Urbanski Posted on January 14, 2015 Posted in Foreclosures, Real Estate Tagged with broker, buyer, capital gain, equity, escrow, escrow agent, foreclosures, home, home buyer, home buyer lead, home owner, home seller, homeowner, hud, lender, loan, loan officer, market, mortgage, real estate, real estate agent, real estate lead, real estate professional, seller, tax, taxes, title company, transfer tax, ushud, ushud.com

The easiest listings to get are from people who have to move. People that have to move fall into several different categories. Relocating Found a house they want Financial hardship Vacant homes Finding a House They Want When people start the process of selling a home the first thing they do is to look at other homes to determine if there is anything that they …

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USHUD and Getting More Listings – Part I

By Michael Urbanski Posted on January 6, 2015 Posted in Foreclosures, Real Estate Tagged with broker, buyer, foreclosures, home, home buyer, home buyer lead, home owner, home seller, homeowner, lender, lising, loan, loan officer, mortgage, price, real estate, real estate agent, real estate lead, real estate professional, seller, selling, sold, ushud, ushud.com

The easiest listings to get are from people who have to move. People that have to move fall into several different categories. Relocating Found a house they want Financial hardship Vacant homes Relocating People who are relocating are in a situation that many times requires that they sell their current home. Paying for two mortgages can strain or drain the savings of the homeowner. This …

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