Mondinion.com announces 5,000+ International Real Estate Listings

November 17, 2008

According to Quantcast, the independent traffic measure service, Mondinion.com is having an exponential growth in terms of traffic and a simple traffic comparison with important competitive websites shows that in just 5 months, Mondinion.com’s daily traffic reached or even passed the daily traffic of websites that are in the same niche since years.

Zoltan A. Baranyai, founder of Mondinion.com comments: “In October 2008, real estate listings posted by our members reached to about 60,000 Mondinion.com visitors and another 150,000 visitors through Kugli.com local classified website since property ads that are posted to Mondinion.com are also syndicated in Kugli.com and vice versa. We are happy with our current growing trend and we are confident that in 2009 we will be one of the most important players in International Real Estate niche. We invest a lot in marketing and it looks like this is generating results and leads for our clients.”

The most popular regions for international real estate are: Middle East, the Caribbean, South America and Southern Europe (including Spain, Portugal, Turkey and Greece), but many US properties are posted as well especially from Florida, South Carolina and New York. The Philippines is another very popular country but you can also find French Castles & Villas or even some cheap old castles from Czech Republic.

“International property investors have the chance to buy beachfront properties in various locations including land, apartments or villas, commercial real estate in big metropolitan areas like Dubai, New York or London, or even beautiful castles in France, England, Czech Republic or Slovakia. We have practically all kind of real estate listings from all over the world and our database is getting bigger day after day.”, continued Zoltan A. Baranyai.

About Mondinion.com

Mondinion.com is the fastest growing international Real Estate Listings website, a real estate platform, an international real estate for sale or real estate for rent listings directory, currently listing more than 5,000 property listings from all over the world.

Both Property Owners and Real Estate Agents can list their real estate for sale and real estate for rent ads for free.

Report: Real Estate Prices Decline by 1.5% in October

November 14, 2008

The Altos Research Real-Time Real Estate Report measures current real estate data in major markets around the country. The latest data shows home prices continuing their decline, dropping 1.5% in October. Inventory of available homes declined in all 26 markets monitored in the report, but demand levels are dropping faster than supply.

Mountain View, CA (PRWEB) November 9, 2008 — The Altos 10-City Composite Price Index showed a decline in asking prices of 1.5% in October and 2.9% for the past three months. Prices of properties listed for-sale fell in 22 of 26 major markets according to the Real-Time Housing Market Report, published by Altos Research, the premier source for real-time real estate research, and market analysis consultancy Real IQ.

Asking prices fell at the fastest rate in Las Vegas - down 3.7% during October - and 7.1% over the most recent three-month period. This marks the seventh consecutive month that Las Vegas has posted the fastest rate of declining prices among major markets. Listing prices rose at the fastest rate in Denver - up 0.7% in October - followed by Houston where prices were up 0.6%. Denver and Houston are now the only markets showing three months of sequential price increases.

“The fleeting signs of price stability that we saw during the summer have now completely vanished,” said Stephen Bedikian, partner and research director for Real IQ. “October’s stock market crash has crushed consumer confidence and housing price declines have resumed across most major markets.”

Inventory levels declined in all 26 markets. Inventory fell by the largest amounts in Boston and Charlotte with inventory contracting 7.9% and 5.7% respectively. Several other markets showed inventory declines of more than four percent for the month including: San Jose, Detroit, Houston and Phoenix.

“During October the steady trend of declining inventory continued with every single market showing a drop,” said Michael Simonsen, CEO and co-founder of Altos Research. “However, economic conditions have been eroding housing market demand faster than supply is contracting with the result that listing prices continue to fall.”

Twenty-three of 26 markets had an average days-on-market of 100 or more. The average days-on-market rose in all 26 markets. By far, the market with the slowest rate of inventory turnover was Miami at an average of 172 days-on-market. Miami has experienced the slowest market turnover in every month since September 2007. Miami’s rate of turnover is now twice as slow as San Francisco which enjoyed the fastest rate of inventory turnover at an average of 86 days-on-market.

Data in the Real-Time Housing Market Report is based on analysis of over one million properties currently listed for-sale in 26 metropolitan markets across the country. The report is the timeliest source of housing market data on current market activity.

The report examines housing pricing, inventory levels and market conditions in 31 major U.S. metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs): Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, New York, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Tampa, and Washington, DC. The Real-Time Real Estate Report is released every month.

About Altos Research
Altos Research LLC pioneered real-time real estate research. Founded in 2005, the company’s information products serve investors, traders, and thousands of real estate professionals. Because real estate data is traditionally obscure and highly latent, Altos built the Real-Time Market Intelligence(TM) platform to monitor dozens of housing market metrics as they are right now in local markets across the country. The company publishes real estate reports and real estate data each week for thousands of zip codes around the country.

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Cash is King in Las Vegas Real Estate

November 14, 2008

Las Vegas, Nevada (November 13 2008) — Over the last 5 years I have sold a lot of real estate in many different markets nationwide. In 2003 droves of investors came into the Las Vegas market and purchased single family homes and condos. In 2004 the scene repeated itself in the Phoenix market. In 2005 markets like Albuquerque and Austin had a large amount of investors snatch up new construction homes. In 2006 the Carolinas became hot and east coast investors invested very heavily in many markets in Florida.

All the while I was out buying and selling in many of these markets myself I was sitting on the sidelines in the Las Vegas market because home prices were too high and just did not make good investor cash flow sense. That all began to change in the summer of 2008 as prices began falling faster that normal and the point of cash flow was once again reached. This point of cash flow I speak of is a simple equation in which the amount of money an investor can get from renting a home exceeds his/her costs of ownership. These costs of ownership would include the mortgage, taxes, insurance, repairs, and property management. With a 20% down payment positive cash flow can now be achieved in this market for the first time in several years. Las Vegas has lead the nation in foreclosures for well over a year now and the amount of foreclosures coming on the market are near triple the amount from just a year ago. Nearly 1 home in out of every 70 is in some stage of foreclosure here in the Las Vegas market. The median home price in Las Vegas has come down near $10,000 a month over the last year from a high of near $300,000 to a new median price of only $189,000.

As a full time investor and also a licensed realtor I spend my time looking for the best deals for myself and my investors here in this market. Local newspaper articles and analysts talk about 30% declines in values. The reality is that we are seeing prices that are being discounted 50-70% off of where they were just 2 years ago. Many of my deals over the last month or two are coming in at well below 50% of older higher values from 2006. I just sold a one bedroom condo at $53,000 that was $148,000 two years ago. This is near 35 cents on the dollar folks. New 2 year old three bedroom homes that were as high as $300,000 just 2 years ago are now priced under $120,000.

This opens the doors for virtually anybody to step back into the Las Vegas market and begin buying once again. Because of the governments Housing Recovery Foreclosure Bill 1st time buyers have a $7500 tax credit to take advantage of; baby boomers and retirees looking to relocate to a warmer weather destination do not have to head south of the border as the Southwest has become affordable once again. The vacation capital of the world now makes sense again for second home and vacation home buyers and of course investors are delighted to be able to cash flow on their investments again. Of course all of these groups will benefit greatly as the possibility for appreciation is guaranteed over prices from 2 years ago. Let’s face it, anyone that purchased in 2006 or 2007 bought at the height of the market and have seen their equity evaporate almost overnight.

We all know that lending has tightened up over the last year. But prices are ½ of where they were also. If you have a good job and good credit it is a great time to be buying a home. Interest rates are at historic lows so I soundly suggest you put a 30 year fully amortized note in place to lock in historic low interest rates as they literally have only one place to go and that is up. Earlier this week I was chatting with one of my title company officers and she informed me that 85% of her closings are being financed thru a lender. I offered her the suggestion that she get more cash buyers as only 2 of my 11 deals in the last month have been financed and the other 9 deals or 82% of my deals have all been cash deals. The old phrase “Cash is King” is never more relevant than right now in this market. Not only am I getting more deals accepted, but I am getting them at a lower than list price amount in most cases and getting them pushed thru rapidly. My buyers are very happy because they are getting a great deal at a great low price, closing quickly, getting a great cash flow play and getting tremendous upside appreciation potential too. I just had a lender counter me over the weekend stating they will accept our lower than list price offer but they want to close in 10 days with our cash offer. They had two other offers on the table but banks do not want to fool around with financing either. They want to take the sure sale of cash even if it is at a huge discount.

So folks if you were able to save up some money, not spend it all over the lasts couple of years during the great real estate boom or you still have a line of credit open I suggest you come on back into the Las Vegas market and start looking around for some real bargains. The banks are ready to deal and the timing to buy a great foreclosure is as good as it gets. 
 
Glenn Plantone
Director
Las Vegas, NV
Phone : 702-405-6480
Fax : 888-344-8810

DigitalBeat expands availability of its LocalHost service

November 11, 2008

MOUNT SINAI, NEW YORK FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:   DigitalBeat is expanding its LocalHost Service availability nationwide, effective immediately. DigitalBeat is also increasing its field team of Distributors and Sales Agents to support the new markets.

Consumers continue to adopt sophisticated mobile and wireless technology. DigitalBeat has leveraged consumer interest in iPhone technology to create the “Internet at your Front-Door” “LocalHost” technology for Real Estate sales particularly in the hot For Sale By Owner (FSBO) markets.

Initially available only in Long Island, NY markets, DigitalBeat is expanding its coverage nationwide. . The DigitalBeat LocalHost service is now going nationwide and expanding its field team of outside Distributors and Sales Agents to support the new markets.

About the DigitalBeat LocalHost Service

The DigitalBeat LocalHost application is optimized for WiFi enabled devices including Apple’s iPhone and Microsoft Windows Mobile devices like the BlackBerry, Palm PDA and traditional WiFi enabled laptops.

When the DigitalBeat LocalHost service is installed at a residential property, mobile users can view information about that property right on their WiFi enabled device. Anything that can be shown on an internet based web site can be shown through the DigitalBeat LocalHost connection including virtual tours, audio and/or video displays, information regarding property details, neighborhood facts and of course information about the listing broker when the property is listed through a broker.

With millions of WiFi devices currently in use coupled with strong interest and awareness generated by sales of devices like the iPhone, servicing these mobile users, particularly in tough real estate markets makes the DigitalBeat LocalHost as important a business tool as email and fax.

About DigitalBeat LLC

DigitalBeat LLC develops, deploys, and licenses the DigitalBeat LocalHost service, which is a unique captive WiFi advertising portal for the home - the power of internet technology harnessed to sell Your home right at Your For Sale sign. The DigitalBeat LocalHost system is fully inter-operable with the more than 30 million current U.S WiFi enabled devices. DigitalBeat LLC incorporated in 2007 but has been providing web and internet services under the DigitalBeat name for more than 10 years. Please visit http://digitalbeat.com/cms/lps/FSBO/REOP.php for more information.

Top Ten Barack Obama Solutions to the Real Estate Crisis … In Ten Words or Less - Brought to you by Real-Estate-Investing.com

November 9, 2008

America has a new President. He has the daunting task of solving the Real Estate and Financial Crisis that America is facing. The campaign trail has promised us our voices will be heard. Real-Estate-Investing.com is sponsoring a contest awarding $1,000 to the best “Ten Word Solution” to the Real Estate Market. The winner’s suggestion along with our Top Ten list will be forwarded to the White House

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) November 7, 2008 — America has a new President. As a nation, let’s hope he’s better with money than the last White House tenant. Here’s a quick look at how the Bush gang is spending the $700 billion bailout package for banks — throwing it at financial institutions with few strings attached.

As a result, many Wall Street institutions are using billions and billions of taxpayer dollars to pay for fat cats’ bonuses.

  • Goldman Sachs, which is getting $10 billion from the bailout plan, is paying out $6.85 billion in bonuses, according to media reports. That’s $210,000 per employee for those of you going for the calculator. And … that’s despite a 47% drop in its profit and 53% drop in its share price.
  • Morgan Stanley, which is also getting $10 billion from our government, is doling out $6.44 billion in bonuses or $138,700 per employee, even though its profits tumbled 41% and its shares are off by 69%.
  • And even the failures at Lehman Brothers are collectively getting over $1 billion in bonuses.
    With brand new President Barack Obama at the helm, there are many decisions to be made regarding the economy.

As a reflection of our new fully Democratic society, Real-Estate-Investing.com wants to hear what people have to say. They are backing a contest presenting $1,000 to the winner who submits the best “10 Word Solution” to the property crisis. The “Top Ten” list of suggestions will be submitted to the White House for consideration.

This is a list of the “Top Ten Presidential Solutions to the Real Estate Crisis”…in “Ten words or less”. Submit your suggestions to the link below and you just might find yourself $1,000 richer a few weeks from now. In addition, it’s just possible that Barack Obama himself may take a look at our list when submitted. Stranger things have happened.

Top ten presidential solutions to the real estate crisis … in ten words or less.

1. Repeal property taxes back to 2002.

2. Allow refinances to 80% of current market value.

3. Forgive all home equity lines above market value.

4. No property tax on new purchases for two years.

5. Wipe out stated income loans. (loans you lie about).

6. Back loans to previously proven investors to stimulate the market.

7. Back leases for those willing to work, reducing welfare housing.

8. Mandate short sale decisions be made in under 30 days.

9. Allow people to delay foreclosure by making principal payments.

10. Add your suggestions to our Forum. $1,000 Awarded to the best suggestion.

Let your voice be heard. Submit your suggestions at the following link:

http://www.real-estate-investing.com/forum

About Real-Estate-Investing.com

Real-Estate-Investing.com is the content oriented Social Network and all around resource for Real Estate Investors. 100’s of How-to Videos, 1,000’s of Articles, a Highly Active Forum, Investor Social Networking and Fun.

http://www.real-estate-investing.com

The website can be found at http://real-estate-investing.com where members receive a $15,000 Real Estate Investing system when they register for the site for free.

Real-Estate-Investing.com
93 S. Jackson Street, Suite 47056
Seattle, WA 98104
(866) 735-2747

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Vacant Property Owners Located Around The Country

November 8, 2008

We Find Owners.com is addressing a major problem that many areas of the country are dealing with today. Right now in the United States there are hundreds of thousands of vacant properties just sitting, abandoned, with no owner in sight.

It’s a common problem in many urban areas and it has been growing rapidly since the major real estate crash in recent years.

Many real estate investors, community development corporations, and many non profit housing authorities are faced with the same issue…….The owners do not keep their mailing address up to date once they abandon the property, so it’s difficult to contact them to address the issue and speak with them about the options of selling.

We Find Owners.com has come up with a solution to this common issue and hope to spread the word accross the country to assist in solving this issue.

“It’s not about investors buying the property for pennies….It’s about addressing the issue of blight and helping to sustain an otherwise helpless neighborhood. Each vacant property that a block has devalues the other homes on the block by thousands of dollars. Our goal is to help people in these neighborhoods retain their property values and allow those who wish to acquire these properties a service that will solve the issues that most services of our kind provide…” Says Tom Anderson, founder of We Find Owners.com

“Our service is guaranteed” continues Anderson “If a person wastes time and money tracking down an owner and never contacts them, it is not in their best interests to focus on vacant properties. It becomes expensive and time consuming. Our service guarantees that we find the owners of the vacant property and puts the buyer on the phone with the seller directly. If we take the work and risk out of the process, then they can focus on rebuilding communities.”

We would like to find out how to take this service to a mass market. There are many non profits like The Vacant Property Initiative that would benefit greatly by utilizing our services. We hope to be a major contributor in the battle against blight.

Anyone interested in learning more about this service can go to the website at www.WeFindOwners.com

Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® Anticipates Market Shift

November 7, 2008

Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® Anticipates Market Shift
- Keynote Speaker at Fall Workshops Notes Positive Movement. -

Chicago (11/07/2008) – Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® recently completed its Fall Workshop series, featuring keynote speaker Steve Harney, who hinted that the market is entering the turn, and that the best professionals accelerate rather than brake to take advantage of opportunities.  
 
Harney, an experienced broker and speaker, cites several financial experts who indicate the best time to purchase a home may be now or in the near future.  “The dramatic fall in values we have seen in the last couple of years was the result of the unrealistic gains we saw in the early 2000s.  We went from price increases of around 25% for every five year interval, to appreciation as high as 80% in some markets,” Harney said.  “Those were simply not real numbers.” 
 
LeadingRE President Pam O’Connor notes the positive impact Harney’s presentation had on LeadingRE attendees.  “Our members left the meetings in Chicago, Atlanta, Providence and San Diego with data and tools they can use to counsel buyers and sellers on how to navigate this challenging market, infusing our affiliates with confidence that they can make things happen.  This is critical, given that in this economic environment the country seems to be looking to the housing industry to lead us out of this abyss.” O’Connor said.

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About Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®
Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® (www.LeadingRE.com) is a global real estate network comprised of nearly 700 of the best-known local and regional real estate firms. With more than 5,500 offices and 170,000 sales associates in the United States and 38 countries abroad, LeadingRE affiliates sell nearly $370 billion in home sales representing 1.2 million transactions annually. Six of the United States’ top 10 real estate firms are LeadingRE affiliates, and our members are the Number One firms in 44% of the top 88 markets in the United States, representing a powerful force in American real estate.

Contact: Robin LaSure / Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® / 312.424.0436 / rlasure@LeadingRE.com

We are proud to announce “WNRadio” to the WannaNetwork community!!

November 7, 2008

Within the past month we have been hard at work to bring unparalelled value to the WN community members. We are bringing together some of the greatest minds of the industry together for 15 hours a day to share an array of vast knowledge with all of us. Everyone knows that knowledge is power and in this industry we must be powerful of the mind to survive and to help.

Throughout every broadcast there will be something valuable for every single member.

This will include but not limited to:

Real Estate News and Talk
Finance News and Talk
Interviews with the Industries Top Pros
How to Effectively Market Your Real Estate Business
Internet Blogging Secrets and How to Use Them For Your Business
Discussions on Loan Modifications, Credit, Credit Repair, Industry Ethics and Law, Short Sales, Commercial Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, and much MUCH MORE!

We are currently looking for more contributors to host their own show on WNRadio! We welcome and value your insight, knowledge, ideals, and willingness to help the industry. Please feel free to contact us at WNRadio.submission@gmail.com

Being a contributor is more than just sharing knowledge. It is being in the public eye of the WannaNetwork Community. It is building your reputation amongst many powerful friends. It is strengthening your business and expanding your professional network with a breath of air and the push of a button.

We are also extending an advertising opportunity for those that have a valuable product for the members of the WN Community. Please email WNRadio.submission@gmail.com for pricing and availability.

If you have any suggestions, requests, want to nominate someone to be a contributor, would like to contribute yourself, or even advertise, contact the WNRadio Team at WNRadio.submission@gmail.com

It is exciting to be a part of such a positive thing! I feel that boundaries are about to be broken and a seemingly broken industry is about to develop into something unique and amazing.

We’ll catch you on the airwaves!

David S. Baker & The WNRadio Team

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New York Law School Announces New Master’s Degree in Real Estate Law

November 6, 2008

New York Law School, one of the oldest independent law schools in the nation, today announced that it will offer an LL.M. degree in Real Estate Law, the only program of its kind in New York City and one of only four in the nation, to begin in the spring 2009 semester.  
 
New York, NY (PRWEB) November 6, 2008 — New York Law School, one of the oldest independent law schools in the nation, today announced that it will offer an LL.M. degree in Real Estate Law, the only program of its kind in New York City and one of only four in the nation, to begin in the spring 2009 semester.

“The program will allow our students the opportunity to learn about real estate in the real estate capital of the United States,” Dean and President Richard A. Matasar said. “With the launch of the Law School’s Center for Real Estate Studies last year and the addition of four wonderful real estate experts to our faculty, New York Law School is developing a leading presence in the area of real estate law.”

The degree will initially offer two concentrations: one in Finance and Development and the other in Public Policy and Regulation. The program will help students develop the skills needed to excel in transactional practice or governmental affairs related to real property development, and provide them with a rich understanding of the interrelated legal issues, business principles, and policy concerns involved in real estate transactions, development, and financing. The LL.M. is designed to be flexible, allowing full-time students to complete the 27-credit program in one year, while part-time students can be enrolled in the program for up to four years.

The program will be directed by Professor Marshall Tracht, a real estate expert who was recruited from Hofstra Law School to develop the LL.M. degree at New York Law School. Along with Professor Tracht, the Law School has hired three other leading property and real estate professionals to help develop the School’s real estate programs: Professor Richard H. Chused from Georgetown University; Professor Gerald Korngold from Case Western Reserve University; and Professor Elise Boddie from Fordham Law School.

New York Law School’s LL.M. program will offer a wide array of courses taught by a mix of full-time faculty and leading practitioners from the New York City bar, and will emphasize business knowledge and skills such as contract negotiation and drafting, as well as more traditional study of legal principles. In keeping with its focus on the challenges and opportunities of practice in the real world, it is the only program in real estate law to require a course in the complex ethical issues surrounding real estate practice, business, and regulation.

“The LL.M. in Real Estate is part of New York Law School’s continuing emphasis on developing innovative programs that prepare students to excel in the practice of law,” said Professor Tracht. “By allowing students to study advanced topics in law, business, and regulation, and to develop their professional skills through close instruction from leading members of the real estate industry, the LL.M. curriculum will provide the tools needed to practice law at the highest levels, or to make the transition from legal practice to a career on the business side of real estate.”

The creation of the new LL.M. degree comes a little more than a year after the Law School launched its seventh specialized academic center, the Center for Real Estate Studies, dedicated to the study of both the private practice of real estate law and the public regulation of real estate. The Center is led by Professor Andrew R. Berman. The Center and the LL.M. program will be integrated, providing real estate opportunities for J.D. and LL.M. students, as well as events for alumni and the real estate community at large. The LL.M. program will also draw on the offerings of the law school’s Center for New York City Law, run by Professor Ross Sandler, which offers unique courses and programs on governmental policy and land use in NYC.

The primary faculty members affiliated with the new LL.M. program are Professors Berman, Boddie, Chused, Korngold, and Tracht.

Professor Berman, formerly a partner with Sidley Austin Brown & Wood’s New York Real Estate Group, spent nearly 15 years in private practice prior to joining the Law School. He has represented clients in all aspects of commercial real estate finance, including complex financing transactions such as mezzanine loans, preferred equity, and financing intended for securitization markets. He has extensive experience in real estate development projects, the sale and acquisition of real property and mortgage loan portfolios, and complex commercial leasing. He has been teaching at New York Law School since 2002. Some of the courses he teaches are Landlord-Tenant Law, Cooperatives and Condominiums Law, and Real Estate Transactions and Finance.

Professor Elise Boddie joined New York Law School this past year. Most recently, she was Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at Fordham Law School. Her expertise includes land use planning and state and local governmental law. Prior to joining Fordham, she was an Associate Director of Litigation at the NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund. She also worked at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson, where she practiced corporate litigation.

Before joining the New York Law School faculty this past fall, Professor Richard H. Chused was Professor of Law at the Georgetown University Law Center. He is an expert on an expert on property law, law and gender, copyright law, and cyberlaw. His recently published work includes a work on the treatment of the poor in American landlord-tenant law, a lengthy history of the famous landlord-tenant case Javins v. First National Realty Corporation, and a history of landlord-tenant court in New York City at the turn of the twentieth century.

Professor Gerald Korngold also joined the Law School this past fall, from Case Western Reserve University, where he was a professor and served as Dean from 1997 to 2006. He was a professor at New York Law School from 1979 to 1987 and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs from 1984 to 1986. In addition to many articles, he is the author of Private Land Use Arrangements: Easements, Covenants, and Equitable Servitudes (2004); co-author of two casebooks, Real Estate Transactions (2004) and Cases and Text on Property (2004); and co-editor of Property Stories (2004).

Professor Marshall Tracht will direct the LL.M. program. He teaches Bankruptcy, Real Estate Transactions and Finance, and Advanced Real Estate Financing. He is co-author of a leading textbook on real estate law, a member of the editorial board of The Banking Law Journal, a contributing editor to the Real Estate Law Report, and has written extensively in the areas of real estate development and construction financing, workouts, and bankruptcy. He is also the co-author of Land Transfer and Finance: Cases and Materials. Before going into academia, Professor Tracht practiced in the real estate and bankruptcy groups at Arnold & Porter LLP in Washington, D.C., and clerked for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Columbia.

For more information about the LL.M. in Real Estate Law, please visit www.nyls.edu/realestate.

About the Center for Real Estate Studies:
The Center for Real Estate Studies (CRES) at New York Law School provides students with a unique educational opportunity to study both the private practice and public regulation of real estate. Leveraging the School’s location in the prime real estate market of New York City, the Center enables students to gain practical experience in the real estate community and make contacts for future employment. Launched in 2007, the Center offers an extensive selection of classroom courses, advanced seminars, and independent study projects, as well as externships in governmental offices and real estate firms. It also sponsors conferences, symposia, and continuing legal education programs on a broad spectrum of issues. The Center for Real Estate Studies aims to help bridge the existing gap between the private practice and academic study of real estate, and is becoming one of the premier research centers in the country for the study of real estate.

About New York Law School:
Founded in 1891, New York Law School is an independent law school located in lower Manhattan near the city’s centers of law, government, and finance. New York Law School’s renowned faculty of prolific scholars has built the School’s strength in such areas as constitutional law, civil and human rights, labor and employment law, media and information law, urban legal studies, international and comparative law, and a number of interdisciplinary fields. The School is noted for its eight academic centers: Center for International Law, Center for New York City Law, Center for Professional Values and Practice, Center for Real Estate Studies, Center on Business Law & Policy, Center on Financial Services Law, Institute for Information Law & Policy, and Justice Action Center. New York Law School has more than 13,000 graduates and enrolls some 1,500 students in its full- and part-time J.D. program and its Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation program. www.nyls.edu

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Upstate Realtor Receives National Marketing Award

November 6, 2008

GREENVILLE, SC, November 05, 2008 /24-7PressRelease/ — Nationally renowned real estate marketing and technology speaker and Realtor.com Vice President, Max Pigman, has presented to Cameron Keegan of Prudential C. Dan Joyner Realtors the “Real Estate Online Marketing Award of Excellence.” The Award of Excellence recognizes top agents who consistently provide great marketing services on behalf of their buyers and sellers.

“There are but a select number of real estate agents who distinguish themselves from other agents by doing a more for their sellers - and Cameron Keegan of Prudential C. Dan Joyner Realtors is one of them. In particular, when the Cameron Keegan lists a home, he markets it on well trafficked sites such as the #1 ranked real estate site Realtor.com ,1, plus high-trafficked internet sites including Trulia.com, Zillow.com, Yahoo! Real Estate and many others. Even simple efforts like having more photos displayed, crafting better property and area descriptions, or adding a full motion video, can make a home stand out from competing properties,” says Max Pigman, Vice President of Realtor.com .

The excellence award was presented to Cameron Keegan at a recent real estate marketing and technology seminar for Greenville SC Realtors that demonstrated cutting edge techniques for leveraging the Internet and technology in real estate marketing.

Cameron Keegan says, “In a buyer’s market such as the Upstate, I always strive to provide my clients with the maximum exposure necessary to sell their home. My clients appreciate the tremendous exposure that my marketing plan provides, including more than 35 websites, all of which provide multiple photographs and featured tours for every single of my Greenville SC homes for sale.”

“The extra steps agents like Cameron Keegan are taking on behalf of their clients is the reason we thought it worthwhile to call out the effort we have seen these agents make online and to recognize them for providing these added value services,” says Mr. Pigman.

Maximizing marketing exposure for a seller is critical in today’s market: the combination of the Cameron Keegan’s outstanding marketing system, and Realtor.com are just a few of the many ways Cameron Keegan is leveraging recent trends in home buyer online behavior to his clients’ benefit.

To find out more about Cameron Keegan’s award-winning marketing system, call him at 864-678-5373 or click here for more Greenville SC Real Estate
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Cameron Keegan is a Greenville SC Realtor with more than 5 years experience with Greenville SC Real Estate.

Source: Greenville Fast Track Inc.
Website: http://www.greenvillemoves.com

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