October 26, 2007
The Week In Real Estate Reviewed
Countrywide Reaches Out To Troubled Borrowers
The troubled lender appears to be grasping for help from its equally troubled subprime borrowers, offering loan refinances or modifications to some mortgage holders that qualify. Will this solve the problem?
Fireproof Homes Look To Be A Sure Thing
As the wildfires in California tame down and the damage is accounted for, we’re forced to appreciate the power of nature’s fury. One possible defense in the future might be homes built from concrete – plus they have a huge list of other benefits too.
Another Innovative Mapping Technique
This looks like a great tool to help put photos on the map. But even better, this mini-tutorial, if you will, presents several innovative ideas for implementing maps with photos for real estate agents. Check it out.
Bloggers – Worried About Your PageRank?
Well with Google’s latest PageRank shakeup this week, your worries are understandable. But maybe they’re all for nothing. After all, PageRank isn’t necessarily even that much of a factor anymore anyway.
South Florida Troubles Might Be The Worst Of All
We’re constantly barraged by the onslaught of bad news from certain troubled real estate markets like those in California. But somehow the problems in Florida miss the national media’s radar when in fact they might be the worst of any.
This is a nice rundown on the benefits of social media and how they look to affect businesses, including real estate. Social media has been happening for awhile now, but the bottom line is that it’s totally ready for mainstream in professional applications now more than ever.
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