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In the hardest hit areas, there has been a serious disruption to the normal activities in the real estate market. In addition, some areas that had existing affordable housing shortages due to Marcellus Shale development have no place to shelter families who lost their homes in the floods.
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Realtor® John Ulsh of Carlisle is grateful to be alive. The story of his recovery from a severe car accident three years ago and his motivation is the subject of an article in the March edition of Men’s Fitness.
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We received more than 50 entries from REALTORS® across the state in our "Funniest REALTOR® Story Ever" contest -- tales of vicious attack cats, live bears in the woods, stuffed bears in the basement, tarantulas, nude paintings and a house decorated top to bottom in an Elvis Presley motif.
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Informed consumers are the greatest challenge facing REALTORS®, according to Jim Sherry, a real estate management and IT consultant based in St. Augustine, FL.
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REALTORS® are working with their local associations and volunteering their time in communities across the state.
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The first-time homebuyer tax credit is having a positive impact on the real estate market recovery. As the expiration date for this successful program looms, Congress needs to hear about the positive impact this program has had and ask them to extend it, and expand it, so that REALTORS® can continue to see the...
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You're a REALTOR® - shout it from the rooftops. But do it carefully.
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Kathryn ‘Kat’ Barry is originally from Michigan but since moving to Pennsylvania, has been at the forefront of the real industry in Pittsburgh ever since. As a new agent, Kat took it upon herself to learn from experienced agents in her office and focused her attention on first-time homebuyers.
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Thursday, Feb. 9, 2012
