• Lawyer: Real estate agent shot boyfriend 'in self-defense' - Philly.com

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    Lawyer: Real estate agent shot boyfriend 'in self-defense'
    Philly.com
    Hey, look at these drug dealers! Graffiti made it clear illicit newcomers were not welcome. Sep 29 - 10:53 AM · Lawyer: Real estate agent shot boyfriend 'in self-defense'. Sep 30 - 11:02 AM. realtor30-29092017-0006. Camera icon Wakefield's Facebook page.and more »
  • Some advice in this crazy commercial real estate market - OCRegister

    OCRegister
    Some advice in this crazy commercial real estate market
    OCRegister
    The commercial real estate market might be a bit like a bag of chips: mostly eaten with some crumbs left for desperate buyers. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons). By Allen Buchanan | [email protected] | Orange County Register. September 30 ...
  • SEC Charges 'Real Estate and Diamond' ICO With Fraud - Bitcoin News (press release)

    Bitcoin News (press release)
    SEC Charges 'Real Estate and Diamond' ICO With Fraud
    Bitcoin News (press release)
    On September 29th 2017, the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) charged an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) operator with fraud. The ICO project in question, REcoin, claimed their token was the “first ever cryptocurrency backed by real estate,” and ...
    SEC Files Charges Against Fraudulent Real Estate And Diamond-Backed Token Offering CompaniesETHNews
    SEC.gov | SEC Exposes
  • Why Chinese Are Diverting Their Consumer Loans to Real Estate - Wall Street Journal (subscription)

    Wall Street Journal (subscription)
    Why Chinese Are Diverting Their Consumer Loans to Real Estate
    Wall Street Journal (subscription)
    Beijing pushed banks to make more consumer loans. But instead of cars and dishwashers, people are buying apartments. Sept. 30, 2017 7:30 a.m. ET. Save Article. Sign In to Save Subscribe to WSJ. Link copied… Text Size. Small. Medium. Large.
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  • All Eyes on Real Estate Mastery

    In the following interview, Nancy Fennell, president of Dickson Realty, a member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®, in Reno, Nev., discusses the local market, marketing, social media and more.
    Regions Served: Northern Nevada and Northern California
    Years in Business: 32
    Number of Offices: 9
    Number of Agents: 275
    Best Tip for Dealing With Difficult Clients: Keep your calm, do your homework and be a master at what you do.
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  • Fed Decision: Mortgage Rates Unmoved

    The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to not raise the key interest rate left mortgage rates unmoved this week, with the 30-year, fixed rate averaging 3.83 percent this week, the same as the week prior, according to Freddie Mac’s recently released Primary Mortgage Market Survey® (PMMS®). The 15-year, fixed rate averaged 3.13 percent, also the same as the week prior, while the 5-year, Treasury-indexed hybrid adjustable rate averaged 3.20 percent, up from 3.17 percent the week
  • Steve Belluomini: A Training-Focused Formula

    Steve Belluomini has been a licensed broker for 23 years and joined the JF Finnegan management team in 1999. Today, he serves as president of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate JF Finnegan REALTORS®, and is one of Northern California’s top real estate managers.
    “I was looking for freedom in creating my own schedule so I could do what I wanted to do and have no limit on my financial future,” he says about choosing real estate as a career. “We have a very competitive
  • When To Get Real (Estate) - Seeking Alpha

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    When To Get Real (Estate)
    Seeking Alpha
    We project that future returns from U.S. equity REITs will be comparable to broader equity market returns. The return correlation of U.S. equity REITs with the broader equity market has varied widely over time. Most investors should use crisis period ...
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  • California Will Charge New Fees on Real-Estate Deals to Pay for Affordable Housing - Wall Street Journal (subscription)

    Wall Street Journal (subscription)
    California Will Charge New Fees on Real-Estate Deals to Pay for Affordable Housing
    Wall Street Journal (subscription)
    SAN FRANCISCO—California will enact new fees on real-estate transactions and ask voters to approve a $4 billion bond measure on next year's ballot, among other measures aimed at creating more affordable housing. The bond measure and the new ...and more »

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