Family, Friends and Miss Betty Next Door
There’s a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving Day. And yet, so much to be thoughtful of. Particularly where it involves your homes, neighborhoods and quality of life in Brooklyn. Have the chickens come home to roost?
If There Was Any Doubt Why Real Estate Agents Matter
Gone are the days when it was easy for homeowners to post a sign in their window or yard announcing “House for Sale” and it would cause a small stampede. Everyone from neighbors to passersby rang the bell or called the phone number provided to find out the asking price, even real estate agents.
Is This the Death of MLS?
Over the last 15 years, we’ve seen consumers take control of their home shopping experience by conducting their own research on the Internet.
Many first time home buyers departed from the path taken by their parents in the ’70′s & ’80′s, where they would walk into a real estate agency’s office and sit with an agent to discuss what kind of house they were looking for…
How Profitable Can The Foreclosure Crisis Be?
Back on July 28th 1967, Thomas M. Chisolm obtained the deed to 672 Decatur Street in the Ocean Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. No doubt, a proud moment for Mr. Chisolm and his family, as many of us reading can recount the excitement of closing the purchase of our first home. Home ownership, The [...]
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