Posted by Kristi Pritchett on August 04, 2010 in
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Coldwell Banker Premier Realty Commercial Agent Honored Second Time as the U.S. Small Business Administration's Choice
For only the second time during this current commercial real estate market challenge, the SBA lists another building for sale -- opting to work with the real estate profession who represented the agency previously
Las Vegas -- Aug 04, 2010 / (http://www.myprgenie.com) -- Ron Opfer, Director of Commercial Real Estate Special Asset Solutions with Coldwell Banker Premier Realty, was chos... read more
Posted by John McClelland on July 09, 2010 in
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On this blog we have discussed several times about the amount of investors absorbing inventory in our market. We've bought a lot of homes for investors in the past year but it has really piled up in the past few months. Many of these properties obtain solid returns, especially among older properties which are often getting 8-14% ces. It is difficult to find these returns in any asset class in today's world. Inman News has a great article on this phenomenon in Las Vegas and elsewhere.
http://www.inman.com/bu... read more
Posted by John McClelland on July 09, 2010 in
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The extension on the closing date for the homebuyer tax credit has been signed. This is an extension on the closing date of homes under contract before April 30, not a Homebuyer Tax Credit Part III: The Credit Continues. This extension will help homebuyers obtain the credit on homes that otherwise would have missed the June 30 deadline. Good news for buyers under contract, especially for Las Vegas in which a lot of inventory is short sale. These often take several months to close.
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Tax credit extension goes down with Jobs bill failure, mortgage rates at all time lows
Posted by John McClelland on June 25, 2010 in
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The extension of the tax credit until September 30 for homes under contract died with the Jobs Bill that failed to pass yesterday, which included other features. So Wednesday of next week is the true deadline to close. These contracts have already been signed so this shouldn't impact sales as long as buyers truly have the cash to close.
The continued upside for buyers are continually low interest rates. A record low according to Bankrate.com's 25 year survey. We were generally wrong in thinking interest ra... read more
Posted by John McClelland on June 17, 2010 in
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A lot of folks went under contract on homes before April 30th hoping to close by June 30 in order to get the tax credit. Many of these homes will not close by June 30 due largely to a backlog by lenders. The senate has extended the closing deadline to September 30. The house has passed their version of the bill in December and the differences in the two bills will have to be fixed before it becomes law.
Source: http://www.inman.com/news/2010/06/16/senate-oks-new-tax-credit-closing-deadline
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