I was reading an article this weekend about how short sale sellers aren’t exactly off the hook to go on with the rest of their lives after they and their broker have ‘negotiated’ a short sale. A recent Washington Post article talks to this point, that homeowners who refinanced their homes and then subsequently negotiate […]

Interesting discussion going on today on the social networking sites about “virtual offices”.  I have run a virtual office for years, finding that being in the office doesn’t mean I’m in my business.  Lots of distractions and lines at the copy machine made it inefficient for me to get anything done. I can accomplish more […]

This morning Trulia published their rent/buy analysis for various cities.  Albuquerque placed with a rating of “14”.  The Price to Rent Ratio interpretation is this: If a city receives a score of anything from 1-15, it is much less expensive to own than to rent a home in this city.  The factors used to calculate this […]

What is the “Functionality” of an Entry and/or Foyer? This is where you are able to set the tone for the rest of the home and create some impact on the first-time visitor. Intensify this impression by adding some extra pizzazz and drama to this part of your Albuquerque home to generate extra interest. Using […]

New Supply/Demand reports for Albuquerque real estate – for May 2010 – for more information, please feel free to contact the eTeam!