Andrew Shader Takes a Closer Look at Buying Property Off-Market: What Are You Looking For? By Pablo Luna / Tuesday, 01 Jun 2021 10:37PM
In Andrew Shader’s time in the real estate development world, it quickly became apparent that buying property off-market can be a great way to find new and unexpected opportunities. If you happen to be an investor with a keen eye for how the real estate cycle works, buying an off-market property might even come with a discount!
Ultimately, it all comes down to an investor’s ability to find authentic value within any real estate cycle phase. Those on the hunt for off-market properties may end up saving significantly just by being the first to engage with a seller looking to cash out quickly in a period of recession.
The Haunted House attraction that lies on the outskirts of Waco needs a new owner to keep the fog rolling.
According to a Facebook post from Waco Haunted Houses, the spooky attraction is looking for new owners. The previous owners captioned the post saying the haunted houses were for sale due to age and health.
The current owners are husband and wife, John and Danea Anderson, and have been running the attraction for over 3 decades. The haunted houses sit on the outer edge of Waco in Elm Mott directly off I-35, exit 345. The current owners are hoping perspective buyers will keep the business of scaring folks going.
Real estate
Published: 5/7/2021 6:40:41 PM
By chance on April 29 I happened to read Connie Fitzgerald’s ad “Let’s Talk Real Estate – Letters to the Seller.”
Ms. Fitzgerald cautioned buyers to be careful when attaching a letter to their offer to the seller, when making a proposal, as they could violate the Fair Housing Law.
I feel sellers would like to know, choose, and have a say as to who might be buying their property when possible. It is still a free country, and comforting to be able to freely share your feelings when making such an important decision, as the possible buyer.
Spring House Hunt: The ways you can list your home explained Jim Morrison Boston.com Correspondent April 5, 2021 9:53 am
The vast majority of homes in Greater Boston are sold by real estate agents through a Multiple Listing Service called MLS PIN. The subscriber system ensures that most real estate agents know the property is on the market, and it’s where online brokerages and search engines such as Zillow and Redfin get their listing data (if the agents allow it).
Usually, properties come on the market designated as “new,’’ “active,’’ or “reactivated’’ on MLS, but there are other options that could make sense for some sellers. As with any option, the results depend on how it is used and the audience it targets.
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