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Welcome to the RealBlogging

14 April 2006 by 63 Comments

RealBlogging was created to fill the need of a national blog for the real estate industry where many of the industry’s most respected visionaries, authors, speakers and leaders come together to share what is happening to the industry.

So instead of each having a separate blog site there is now one central place – RealBlogging. The initial 20 founding bloggers are listed on the left together with immediately below their names, the most meaningful categories we will initially be covering.

We look forward to blogging with you about the industry we all care so much about.

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  • Yo

    Learn how to do short sales. There will be lots of them coming up!

  • Joe Shmoe

    My children will now suffer. Thanks for telling me it’s agreat time to buy real estate. My local market in Sarasota is toast and so is my family. Thanks for caring all you realtors.

  • http://truenorthrealty.blogspot.com/ Michael F. Daly

    Congrats! I look forward to reading and contributing on a regular basis.

  • Sid J

    How long until the bubble goes away and prices get back in line with rents and income? I have enough saved for a 20% down payment and i STILL can’t afford to buy anything. It’s frustrating. Also, since I have a cheap rental, do you think I’m better off waiting and saving? Any thoughts appreciated.

  • http://garywilliams@cbmove.com Gary Williams

    Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Tuesday fended off congressional skepticism about expanding the Fed’s duties to police big financial companies given the central bank’s failure to catch problems that led to the financial crisis.http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090721/ap_on_bi_ge/us_bernanke

  • http://garywilliams@cbmove.com Gary Williams

    Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Tuesday fended off congressional skepticism about expanding the Fed’s duties to police big financial companies given the central bank’s failure to catch problems that led to the financial. crisis.http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090721/ap_on_bi_ge/us_bernanke

  • http://www.realestate-home.com johnny

    I don’t see the blogers on the left

  • Tricia

    Are homeowners associations helpful or a hindrance to selling a home? In my opinion HOAs should be reviewing their covenants to make it easier to sell a home in their community. To put endless restrictions on everything from signs in the yard to when an open house can be scheduled, the HOA is hurting their own neighborhood. Without being able to properly market a home, the only tool available is price. Each time a seller lowers their price, every other home in the community goes down in value. Should it get to a critical point and the homeowner walks away or ends up in foreclosure, the HOA has to deal with a deserted property and maintenance of the landscape. If they thought they were protecting their beloved community by their misguided covenants, they should listen to potential buyers’ reactions when they drive through down the streets and see the blight from deserted homes. To add insult to injury, when a real estate agent participates in the HOA tyranny, that agent should lose his license. He’s supposed to protect his clients’ interests by helping everyone sell their house, not acting like the lord of the land.

  • Property Management

    We’ve been noticing an increase in strategic defaults, where homeowners are simply giving their homes back to the bank. I would suggest homeowners first try a strategic short sale before going into foreclosure. A short sale has a far less detrimental effect on a homeowners credit and lending eligibility in the future.

  • http://www.smartvestorsrealty.com smartvestr

    This is really a appreciable thing that you have started a Real Estate Industry where everyone can share there thoughts about what's going on in the Real Estate Industry.
    Vinay

  • sony

    can anyone please explain , what is foreclosure number?

  • piercepola

    Real Blogging is very useful  place to know about some latest information about real estate market and new deals.

    Condominium Association Management Charlotte

  • http://www.homerealestatesource.com TheHomeSource

    I love the idea! Thanks for putting it all together!

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