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Sell your Home in Northern Virginia in 77 days or less – Hassle Free Home Selling
May 14th, 2010 
Pete 
HOW DOES IT COST LESS TO HIRE AN AGENT TO SELL YOUR HOME?
March 19th, 2010 Pete
Attention Real Estate Agents!! — Imagine how easy it would be to work with fsbos if you had a way to PROVE to them that it actually COSTS them more to do it themselves than to HIRE A REALTOR!! Watch this simple explanation by SCOT KENKEL, Author of the Book “HOW TO LIST AND SELL fsbos” – available NOW on AMAZON.COM — order direct by following this link – tinyurl.com
There is an infomercial by John Beck advertising a system to buy homes for less than $1000, what is going on?
March 9th, 2010 Pete The informercial is explaining that a home that sells for $189,000 sold for some amount under $1000, and the tv ad briefly discusses back taxes (i.e. liens on the property). If something is going for these prices, then how much of a lien is on the property, and is the buyer really able to resell it for its fair market value without the lien and without paying any taxes? How could the informercial be so misleading!
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Tags: $1000, Advertising, Beck, going, HOMES, infomercial, John, Less, System, Than, there 
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is it possible to sell your home for less than what you owe?
November 28th, 2009 Pete Say your home is worth 300,000 but you can only sell it for 270,000. Is it possible to buy another home for 290,000 and put the 30,000 owed on the first loan on the second?