Home Sellers and Buyers: Rapidly Changing Market Makes it Difficult to Determine a Home's True Value
(ContentDesk) March 24, 2006 -- American home sellers are frustrated and confused about how to determine what their home is really worth in today's rapidly changing market.
Home buyers want to make sure they're not offering too much or too little for their next home purchase. These findings were gleaned from a six month survey at the web site HomeValueZone.com. There are hundreds of real estate sites where a consumer can get a free home value analysis, and theyre just about all the same, said Jim Lofton, creator of HomeValueZone.com.
Most of these sites only use past closed sales from the local MLS service.
The problem is youre not selling your home in the past.
In todays market home values are changing rapidly, mostly downward, and if youre pricing is based just on homes that have already sold, you are missing a major factor. HomeValueZone.com is a pricing system based on trends in the marketplace. A traditional Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) looks only at completed sales in the past.
HomeValueZone does this too; but also examines the current trend of sold but not settled sales, homes listed for sale now, and homes withdrawn as unsold.HomeValueZone.com offers free automated and proprietary Value Trend software that quickly performs (4) CMAs for an entire year.
These CMAs are then averaged to create a monthly percentage increase or decrease for a specific home in a neighborhood. Knowing what homes sold for even in the recent past isnt good enough in a rapidly changing market like we have today, said Ralph Smith, an experienced real estate agent with Weichert Realtors in Northern Virginia.
I use HomeValueZone on a regular basis in my daily business. HomeValueZone.com is free for home sellers and buyers in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC.
Sellers use it to get an accurate sales price that can be justified to buyers, real estate agents, and appraisers.
Buyers use it to determine if theyre offering the right amount on a house that is for sale.
HomeValueZone contains links to help consumers find top real estate agents and lenders, and a free contact database, free automated Value Trend software, and more to help real estate professionals in their work..
Emerald Creek Resort: The Finest Pigeon Forge Condominiums
(ContentDesk) July 3, 2006 -- Emerald Creek is A Luxury Condominium Resort in the Heart of all the Attractions of Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and The Greater Smoky Mountains. Just around the corner from some of the of Pigeon Forge's most famous attractions, including the famous Dollywood Theme Park, Five Oaks Mall, Nascar Speed Park and many other attractions, drawing 13,000,000 million visitors per year.The Pigeon Forge resort will be built in several phases. Phase one will consist of sixty-four units. There will be five different floor plans in phase one. These will range in size from 1050 sq ft.
up to 2100 sq ft. and will feature several amenities: Large adult pool with stone waterfall, 200 ft lazy river, kids water park, large hot tub, game room, fitness center with saunas, meeting/presentation room, catering kitchen, spacious patios, small lakes with water fountains, grilling and picnic...
Emerald Creek Resort: The Finest Pigeon Forge Condominiums
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PR.com Interviews Dina LaPolt, the Mastermind Behind Tupac Shakur?s Estate and His Production Company Amaru Entertainment, Inc.
In this exclusive interview by PR.com's Allison Kugel, Dina LaPolt opens up on joining forces with Afeni Shakur after Tupac's untimely death, unfreezing millions of dollars in unpaid royalties to the late rapper and building Tupac's Estate into a thriving production and merchandising empire!In the interview, Dina also praises the unwavering dedication of Eminem in contributing to "Tupac: Resurrection," the Academy Award nominated documentary about Tupac's life and most recently co-executive producing Tupac's latest album, "Loyal to the Game" alongside Afeni Shakur.
Dina expresses both her and Afeni Shakur's enthusiasm about THE TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR CENTER FOR THE ARTS which is being built in Atlanta, GA as a public school for the Performing Arts, dedicated in Tupac's name.Some valuable Sound Bites from the Interview:"Tupac, when he died, he left behind 154 unreleased master recordings. He told everyone he was gonna die.""When Tupac died, nothing was papered on his behalf. They...
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Elysium Internet Cafe Serving Fokker's Fresh Fruit
Las Vegas, Nevada (ContentDesk) August 26, 2005 -- There's a new place in Las Vegas for locals to do their online business, shopping, dating, real estate research, job hunting, studying and networking. It's called "Elysium Internet Caf?" ? and this trendy new hotspot, really is what the name says it is
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a place of bliss. Located at 7875 West Sahara at Buffalo, Elysium Internet caf? has taken the trendiness of a Starbucks and combined it with the business services of a Kinko's, all in a stress-free atmosphere conducive to creativity and socialization. It's ideal for an entrepreneur's office away from home. Students needing a place to study, or to pull an all-nighter, are offered bottomless cups of coffee and inspiration for that huge essay.
A meeting place, with state of the art computer terminals, high speed internet access, powerful software applications, and complete business services including laser printing, faxing, and copying. It's the only place in town...
Elysium Internet Cafe Serving Fokker's Fresh Fruit
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Work with the Forces of Nature, Learn How to Deal with Natural Disasters in Healthy Ways
Philadelphia, PA (ContentDesk) September 24, 2005 -- Dr. Doris Jeanette, licensed psychologist, teaches people to trust their basic instincts so that when real life events occur they can respond without hysteria, anxiety or inhibition. The Center for the New Psychology takes self help groups into the forest to teach people the difference between confused mental states and real fear. Then humans can respond with self preservation to potential danger effectively like animals. After the tsunami it was frequently reported that animals were not among the dead.
Some of the native cultures where also found to be safe and sound, up on higher ground. Yet many of the more so called civilized cultures were caught unaware and ill equipped. Dr. Jeanette, a holistic psychologist notes, "This is noteworthy. Animals have not lost their healthy connection to the earth so they sense real danger and take care of themselves in real time.
Humans, on the other hand, who have lost their connection...
Work with the Forces of Nature, Learn How to Deal with Natural Disasters in Healthy Ways
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