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Tuesday, 07 November 2006 |
 Let's get one thing straight right from the very beginning...Real Estate Investors are not evil and they undoubtedly serve a necessary purpose in our economy and the well-being of the industry in general. When an investor buys a property he or she expects to pay less than the market price for it in order to be able to make a profit. Since investors are the people who step in and buy properties that need extensive repairs or buy properties quickly when nobody else can, this is usually a good thing for both parties. Sometimes you find unethical investors who are looking to turn a profit without creating a win-win deal. |
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Thursday, 26 October 2006 |
We hear so much about the housing bubble on the national news. For a couple of years now the national morning shows have been bringing in experts that warn us of the impending disaster that will occur when the housing bubble bursts. I try to explain to folks around here that we haven't been seeing the kind of appreciation in real estate values that many of the cities around the country have seen. Until about a year and a half ago, in fact, real estate along the Wasatch Front had very poor appreciation.
About a month ago a local newspaper wrote an article about the real estate market in this area. It is an interesting read. Here is a link |
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Wednesday, 11 October 2006 |
 From time to time I run across homes where homeowners have done things either intentionally or unintentionally that definately detract from the resale value of the home. Often times the problems have been remedied before I can get back with a camera, but sometimes it gets caught on film. In this case i received the picture in an email. |
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Monday, 22 May 2006 |
 Quail Hollow Rambler | $389,900 -SOLD- |
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Thursday, 11 May 2006 |
 I just spent a couple of hours reading over court documents posted on the website www.mapletoncoalition.com/ . Let me tell you what I think they say.
- The land in question is privately owned
- The owners of the land want to develop it for residential use.
- The owners of the land want to restrict who uses the land.
- Mapleton City wants a 10 foot wide access across it for the supposed purpose of emergency access, but they want to allow use to the public.
- Mapleton City doesn't want the land to be developed for residential use.
- Both sides have been using legal means to further their goals
Residents of Mapleton should be worried about a couple of things. In fact alot of people should be aware of this. |
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