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The Exit Team visits a client who needs assistance with selling her house. But is she willing to make the changes with the staging (decor) of the house necessary to make a deal?
Real World Real Estate is a reality/documentary show about how a young real estate agency is dealing with the current market. This is NOT a show featuring the rich looking for 5 million dollar homes, it is real stories from those who are going through foreclosure, bankruptcy, first time home buying, event planning, etc.
Features The Exit Shore Realty/The Roop Group of Salisbury, Maryland. Filmed in Somerset, Wicomico, & Worcester County.
Produced by Adam Durham Productions & Modulation Studios: modulationstudios@gmail.com
Special Thanks in this Episode to Jennifer Cannon & Market Street Inn
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Christian Tapia of Exit Shore Realty is almost $500k in debt because of investing in an upscale-home right as the real estate market went south. Will he be able to sell the house in today’s market?
Real World Real Estate is a reality/documentary show about how a young real estate agency is dealing with the current market. This is NOT a show featuring the rich looking for 5 million dollar homes, it is real stories from those who are going through foreclosure, bankruptcy, first time home buying, event planning, etc.
Features The Exit Shore Realty/The Roop Group of Salisbury, Maryland. Filmed in Somerset, Wicomico, & Worcester County.
Produced by Adam Durham Productions & Modulation Studios: modulationstudios@gmail.com
Special Thanks in this episode to the realtors who attended the open house.
NOTE: This episode was filmed on private property and all those interviewed on camera verbally consented to appear.
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McAlvany ICA presents financial, political and geo-political information to aid investors in developing sound alternatives for their portfolios in uncertain times. Topics of discussion: U.S. Real-Estate Market, China, Middle East and a declining U.S. dollar. Call, 800.525.9556 or email: karis@mcalvany.com for a FREE copy of this entire DVD plus an exclusive Market Report. Or if you would like to listen to exclusive, weekly, economic commentary for FREE by economic expert, David McAlvany, be sure to go to: www.mcalvany.com and register where it says, “McAlvany Weekly Commentary.”
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How is your town doing? Is there tons of empty commercial real estate? Is this the end of the urban sprawl? Many are losing millions from lost rentals. If the large corporations are having a hard time staying in business how is the little guy going to make it? If debt is money and there is no credit, there is no money! Please add a video of your town of commercial or residential. You pray & the churches prey! March 13, 2009
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Hello and welcome to This Month in Real Estate. Im Jay Papasan.
The First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit has been extended and expanded, and the details can be found in our most recent special edition.
For December, we take a look at the results the incentive had on stimulating home sales since 2008.
According to the IRS, about 1.4 million people have taken advantage of the first time homebuyer tax credit.
Not surprisingly, California ranks number one with the number of people filing a claim for the tax credit, while Alaska and Wyoming are among the states with the fewest number of claims.
But those numbers dont tell the whole story. For more, we go to Bryon Ellington. Bryon?
Bryon: Thanks, Jay.
According to the Internal Revenue Service, every state in the Union has participated in the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit.
If we look at the results according to the total number of claims, heres how the rankings shake out:
California is number one with more than 160 thousand tax payers taking advantage of the first time home buyer tax credit.
Texas is number two with over 131 thousand.
And Florida is number three with over 105 thousand.
But when we look at the data in terms of per capita claims, or the percentage of folks in each state who took advantage of the tax credit, we get radically different results.
Heres a look at the top three in terms of per capita participation in the tax credit
Nevada is in the number one position with more than 20 thousand claims out of a population of 2.6 million.
Utah is in the number two position with over 17 thousand claims out of a population of 2.7 million.
And Arizona is in the third position with over 38 thousand claims out of a population of 6.5 million.
Whats more, we find Alaska moving from near the bottom of the rankings to number 26 above California! And Wyoming, the least populated state in the U.S., moves to number 16. Thats just a bit behind Texas in terms of per capita tax payer participation.
Back to you, Jay
Jay: Thanks, Bryon. Thats it for This Month in Real Estate. Thank you for joining us.
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An economics presentation at Humboldt State University. Special guest lecturer Dr. Christopher Thornberg of Beacon Economics discusses the current housing bubble and its effects on California.
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An economics presentation at Humboldt State University. Special guest lecturer Dr. Christopher Thornberg of Beacon Economics discusses the current housing bubble and its effects on California.
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Just about everyone has heard of Goldman Sachs. Few, until recently, had heard of Mike Morgan, a Florida-based investment adviser, just recovered from heart surgery. Over the past few months, Morgan has become one of those shooting stars of cyberspace. He set up a blog, goldmansachs666.com , whose posts have included “Does Goldman Sachs run the world?” and “If Goldman Sachs robbed your house, what would you do?”.
Aggrieved at being traduced under the devil’s sign, the American investment bank ordered Morgan to take down his site. He refused. A legal spat ensued.
Now, the site appears with the following disclaimer: “This website has not been approved by Goldman Sachs. This website was designed to provide information about Goldman Sachs to demonstrate [in Mr Morgan's view] how destructive this company is to our lives and the hopes and dreams of our children.”
Few companies generate such vitriol. But sometimes you wonder if Goldman doesn’t actually want to be hated. Just look at this week’s humdinger. Fresh from repaying $10 billion (£6 billion) of rescue funding from the American taxpayer, and amid the biggest economic crisis since the 1930s, Goldman turned in record second-quarter earnings of $3.44 billion a 65 per cent rise year-on-year.
That’s only half of it, though. The upshot of these monster earnings is that Goldman’s 29,400 staff are set to rake it in as never before. As if the credit crunch had never happened, the Goldmanites are on course this year for average pay, bonus and benefit packages of an eye-watering $770,000 per head. That’s almost twice what President Obama earns
Top of the list is its former chief executive, Henry Paulson, the man who was George Bush’s last Treasury Secretary and the architect of the Wall Street bank bail-out. Paulson was only following form. Another Goldmanite, Robert Rubin, was Treasury Secretary under Bill Clinton.
Paulson, it is widely known, could not stand Dick Fuld, the former boss of Lehman Brothers. So, the conspiracy theory goes, Paulson was happy to let Lehman go to the wall the one major bank that America declined to rescue. Even so, it stretches it a lot to say that allowing Lehman to collapse was all part of a grand design to help Goldman.
As one Wall Street banker puts it: “Lehman almost brought down the entire financial system, forcing Goldman to go cap in hand to the Treasury for $10 billion of Tarp funds” the bail-out under the US government’s Troubled Assets Relief Programme. “If Paulson had been trying to help his old bank, he would have let Bear go rather than Lehman.”
Two controversies feed the conspiracy theories. First, after Lehman fell, Goldman and the remaining US investment banks found it impossible to finance their businesses. So, the US government allowed chief executive Lloyd Blankfein to turn Goldman into a bank holding company, regulated by the US Federal Reserve a move also followed by Morgan Stanley. This enabled Goldman, which was now constituted as a commercial bank, to gain access to fresh and cheap funding from the Fed.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/5837373/Just-how-did-Goldman-Sachs-manage-that.html
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