Posted by admin on March 15th, 2007
When you decide to place your home up for sale, you must ensure that you are listed in the MLS - this accounts for over 70% of home sales nationwide and is the de facto marketplace for home sellers and buyers.
IHS Realty’s flat fee MLS listing service will not only save you thousands of dollars in real estate agent commissions but also provides:
- MLS listing for 6 months
- Realtor.com listing - run by the National Association of Realtors
- IHS Realty listing
- Audio podcasts
- A Professional Real Estate "For Sale" Sign
- Free Web Page from which you can print as many flyers as you want
IHS Realty also provides support, resources and tools in our exclusive members only area of our main website.
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Posted by admin on February 24th, 2007
What makes IHS Realty different from other Flat Fee MLS Listing Companies?
IHS Realty was developed by the creators of the very first national online flat fee MLS listing service in the country.
We are different from other flat fee MLS listing companies as unlike, our competition who may only list homes on a part-time or add-on basis, we are 100% dedicated to
IHS Realty stands head and shoulders above the competition in flat fee MLS listing as it is all we do. No other flat fee MLS listing service can offer ther experience or full-time commitment that IHS Realty delivers for our clients.
IHS Realty’s online resource is the most comprehensive home selling tool available on the market today with a wealth of tips, guides, resources and tools to get the most out of flat fee MLS listing.
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Posted by admin on February 23rd, 2007
Buyers gain access to the best homes on the market
IHS Realty Offers Buyers the Best Homes on the Market
Subscribe to IHS Realty’s MLS Flat-fee service and receive email updates on homes for sale you’re looking for.
With a simple interface to work with, you can specify your location, price range, specification and we will do the rest - there is no need for you to continually search the listings as we will do all the work for you - at absolutely no cost to you.
Subscribe today here and start getting emails for homes you will want to buy.
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Posted by admin on December 10th, 2005
Buying homes still the path to wealth for many
Real estate has proven to be a steadfast and consistent way to build wealth in the U.S. That’s because in spite of the fact that the real estate landscape is constantly changing, they still aren’t making any more of it. Homes are a precious commodity with no two pieces of property exactly alike.
Fast buck investors and "flippers" are likely to get out of the market as interest rates rise and market conditions worsen. This can provide a perfect time for the long term investor who is willing to nuture a property by putting a little time and work into improving their asset.
Real estate investing in single family homes, townhomes and condos can provide the savvy investor with a profitable portfolio, but it doesn’t happen the way infomercials promise on late night TV. Smart real estate investment takes patience and hardwork. Finding the right distressed property takes due diligence, and it helps if you have a good buyer’s agent.
The real estate investment market is competitve. Unless you have the time and ability to stay on top of new homes for sale from a variety of sources such as the Multiple Listing Service, foreclosures, for sale by owners, etc. by painstakingly reviewing new postings on a regular basis, you are probably going to get beat to the punch. A good buyer’s agent can help you by providing you with daily updates on new listings.
And once you are ready to buy a home for investment, a buyer’s agent can act as your representative negotiating the best possible price and terms on your behalf. It takes experience and good information to know how to get the best deal. Getting the help of professionals, doing some research and then rolling up your sleeves is the proven path to real estate wealth.
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Posted by admin on November 27th, 2005
Talk of housing bubble overstated. Home sales remain steady,
With all the talk recently of a housing bubble, what can home owners expect in the months ahead? Comparisons to bubbles in other industries fail to take into account several salient factors with regard to real estate.
For instance, the tech bubble of the 1990s saw stocks in that industry tumble nearly 80%. Can we really think that the same kind of correction could take place in the real estate market?
Real estate differs from other assets in many important ways and is affected on a regional basis more often than a national one. A correction in one area of the country doesn’t necessarily spell a nationwide housing price drop. While it has become much more difficult to buy a home in many cities, in others it has actually become easier, pointing to a boom taking place regionally, rather nationally.
In comparison to stocks or bonds, homes are largely illiquid assets that can take a significant amount of time to sell as compared to stocks which are negotiable securities. Different factors drive housing prices such as mortgage interest rates, the local economy and housing supply and demand.
The United States leads the world in population growth. Not suprisingly, this increasing population needs housing. Children of the baby boom are now reaching home buying age.
It may be that housing prices are due for a correction, a slow down is likely, but home sales should remain steady and will regain momentum throughout the next decade.
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