Avoiding Wire Transfer Fraud In NJ Transactions
Download a bulletin about avoiding wire transfer fraud in New Jersey, for distribution to and reading by the state’s real estate licensees.
Complying With NJ’s Housing Discrimination Laws
Download a notice about NJ’s housing discrimination laws for distribution by real estate licensees to those from whom they accept sale or rental listings.
Politicians Issue Wednesday Cell Alert Reminder
Several state representatives serving Montgomery County constituents included reminders in their weekly newsletters of an national cell phone alert test scheduled for Wednesday.
No One Wants To Deal With Second Banana
You enter a store, looking for a product. Which sales person do you want to work with: the newbie who started yesterday, or the knowledgeable veteran? Yep. Real estate prospects want the expert too.
Prove To Prospects You’re As Good As You Say
Clients are your clients because you’ve proven you can succeed for them. Are you visibly offering the same kind of proof to prospects who don’t yet know you from Adam?
How Taking ‘The Leap’ Will Surprise You
Occasionally, we all make leaps of faith. Some take longer strides than others, but whether you land near or far there can be exhilaration in every jump.
Will Rising Seas Eat Away At Jersey’s Shore?
… And will they cause Jersey shore home owners lose billions in property value during the next three decades? A New Jersey newspaper on Sunday claimed global warming may affect the real estate market.
Flipping: Big Last Year, Maybe Bigger In 2018
More than 200,000 houses were flipped during 2017, most of them by investors. The flipping market could grow even bigger this year, Forbes Magazine reported Friday. The key may be “transactional financing.”
Builders Increasingly Need Cyber Threat Coverage
Many commercial and residential builders are like any other big companies when it comes to online information storage: they can be at the mercy of hackers. What should they do?, blog authors asked.
Report: 53 percent of Philly renters are cost-burdened
More than half of Philly renters paid too much of their income on rent during 2016, according to a new report by Apartment List. (from Curbed Philadelphia)