by Carolyne | Jan 16, 2014 | Advice for Agents
By Carolyne 3-4 pounds cut-up chicken ½ – ¾ c Marsala dessert wine 1 c boiling water 1 T salt 1 t thyme, crushed not ground ½ t sweet basil and a sprinkle of Italian seasoning 1 t garlic salt 1 T sweet butter ¼ c corn oil Preheat oven to 400 F. Wash the chicken...
by REM Editorial Team | Jan 14, 2014 | Advice for Agents
By Jay Gregg Older homes carry a lot of appeal. They often have architectural features that are lost to the ages and are made out of sturdy and beautiful woods that can send an owner back in time each time they step through their front door. But older homes also come...
by REM Editorial Team | Jan 13, 2014 | Advice for Agents
By Ian Grace In my advertising sessions, both face-to-face and webinars, I’m often asked about using floor plans and photography in advertising. When people are looking to buy a new home, floor plans are always provided, even when the homes are already built. These...
by REM Editorial Team | Jan 9, 2014 | Advice for Agents, Legal Issues
By Martin Rumack When everything goes right in the purchase of a new condominium, everyone is happy. But when things go wrong, it gets complicated. More importantly, buyers may not have all the recourse and remedies that they think. That’s the lesson to be drawn from...
by REM Editorial Team | Jan 8, 2014 | Advice for Agents, Legal Issues
In a recent case, the real estate agent acted on both sides of a lease agreement of property. The agreement contained an option to purchase for $900,000. More than a year later, the agent advised the plaintiff (the landlord) that he had an offer to purchase from the...
by Chris Chopik | Jan 8, 2014 | Advice for Agents, Featured
When you think of home energy efficiency there are three key influencers that affect performance and comfort: the building envelope, lighting and appliances and heating and cooling. Most homeowners aren’t interested in how their home is heated; they care first and...
