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California Real Estate Auctions – Capitalize on America’s Competitive Free Market System to Sell Your Property in 30 days at the highest price the Market will Bear…

Sunday, September 27, 2009
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California Real Estate Auctions – Capitalize on America’s Competitive Free Market System to Sell Your Property in 30 days at the highest price the Market will Bear…

Elite Auctions, using California Real Estate Auctions can help sellers realize the highest net price for their real estate in the shortest period of time…
without the hassles & costs inherent with the traditional selling process.

If you like the idea of getting your property sold at a California Real Estate Auction exactly on the day you want, at a price determined by a competitive bidding process, inspired by a massive marketing campaign give us a call at marketing campaign give us a call at (661) 325-6500 or Click Here to send an E-mail

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California Real Estate Auctions – The Auction Advantage

Sunday, September 27, 2009
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California Real Estate Auctions: The Auction Advantage:

No Commissions paid by the seller
A definite sale date, set by you
A sale at true market value with no upside price limitation
No looky loos that can disrupt your life
A marketing program that produces qualified bidders who will close quickly
Sell in “as-is” condition with no contingencies
Guaranteed multiple offers, even in a slow market
Reduced carrying costs

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How To Sell Your Property In Just 30 Days, For Full Price, In Any Real Estate Market, Even This One!

Friday, September 25, 2009
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California Real Estate Auctions Special Report…
“How To Sell Your Property In Just 30 Days, For Full Price, In Any Real Estate Market, Even This One!”

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Don’t let a slow real estate market erode your property’s equity and you’re your life difficult…Understanding the truth about net future value should help motivate you to take action to get your property sold in 30 days at full market price.

In a slow buyer’s market builders and motivated sellers attempt to spur interest and liquidate their properties more quickly by offering incentives to the anemic buyer pool in hopes of reducing holding expenses and price erosion costs.  Early in the cycle these attempts can shorten the days on market…but as the declining market becomes more pronounced, competition from other sellers offering expensive incentives, doesn’t have the same positive effect on selling the inventory.

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Friend Went To Pay Real Estate Taxes & Found Out Someone Had Bought His House…any Recourse???

Monday, March 1, 2010
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What to do!? He thought that in MO he had another yr, but it seems that the law was changed in 2002 w/o his knowing!
The tax assesor himself bought the house on a “Courthouse steps” type of auction. My friend has multiple schlorosis & has put a lot of work into this house!
He offered to pay the man back what he paid, but the he wants thousands more…any ideas on what to do!?

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Which Ebay Auction Selling Technique Is Best? Dutch Auction Or Multiple Listings?

Saturday, February 27, 2010
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With the current fee system on ebay, is it better to do a multiple quantity auction (dutch), or actually list many separate auctions with a quantity of 1? I am having trouble understanding the fees, but it doesn’t seem like multiple separate auctions would cost much more, and you get the benefit of extra real estate/exosure within the item listings. I’m selling items that cost $40.

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How Do I Find A Canadian Government Auction?

Friday, February 26, 2010
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I’m looking for ones in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) and east of there (Oshawa-to-Kingston). Trying to find ones where they have things like autos, real estate, jewelry electronics and boats. Thanks.

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Does Any Body Know About Ohio Real Estate Laws?

Thursday, February 25, 2010
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i bought a home from a private individual and the contract says that she has 90 from closing to remove her items etc, can i still be living in my new home and move her things out in the garage. she is wanting to have an inside auction and keep all the furniture in the bedrooms and the basement, and im painting all the walls and the ceilings and etc, putting up all new lights and carpet and have tons of repairs and improvements to make to my new home, it has come out in the paper and she has her money for the house, but refuses to change utilities from her name to mine until she is done. i dont feel she even has enough stuff for a three hour auction and people will be in my house with new paint and carpet etc and should some one get hurt or damage my house, during the auction, whom is responsible?

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How Much Money Do We Really Need To Buy Foreclosures Before Or At Auction?

Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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We are would be first time investors in real estate and have been studying up the various stages of foreclosure and the ways to buy. We thought we had enough to buy one property for us, and another as an investment, but having learned more about this market generally, and wanting to keep away from the lower priced, lots of repairs options, we are starting to get concerned about our ability to fund this grand plan. We will be able to get a line of credit on the home we would buy as a residence though. What other options have we got when we haven’t time to raise a mortgage to close a deal?

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Where To Find Land For $15,000 Or Less Within 30 Miles Of Downtown Houston Texas?

Sunday, February 21, 2010
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A few months back I found land for $10,000 in Spring Texas on e-bay, but did not have the savings back then and have had no luck finding similar values so far.
I am just looking for a basic .5 acre-or-larger lot to invest in (and later build a home on).
Are there any online sites, real-estate, auction, or otherwise that would sell land in that price range (that wouldn’t be more than 30 miles outside the city), for a clear title?

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Joint Venture In Real Estate?

Saturday, February 20, 2010
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I need to add a little more detailo than I had in my last question. There is a tract of land. The owner is willing to auction it. My company has agreed to pay the auction fees (in excess of $50k) and secure the best auction house for the task. Would it be necessary to form a separate entity to coincide with the joint venture or would a joint venture agreement be sufficient? I’m an investor but no longer hold a realtors license. I want to be able to recoup my investment and profit from the transaction without having to have a realtors license.

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Potential Real Estate Fraud. What Should I Do?

Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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I have a problem I found what I thought was a reliable landlord for a house in my area. I was interested in renting a place of his he had available. I contacted him and he said that that house was still available and he had another place available nearby that was vacant but needed work he showed me one of his places and it looked ok but it was small for my needs but I told him its still an option. I gave him a 500.00 cash deposit for either that house or for the other bigger house he had on the other side of the block. He gave me a reciept of that deposit was very detailed it was for either house. He told me that within a week they would be able to finish the other bigger house that was available and he drove me by it to see the outside of the house and the location. It looked pretty good. I told him I can move in the middle of December. I gave him the deposit the 30th of October. I called him the next week and asked if they were workinging on the bigger house and for whatever reason he said they didnt start it and to call back in a week. I called back and he had another excuse why I couldnt see the house again. I had someone look up the house up on google by the address and it said that he owed taxes on the house of 185.00 plus interest, the taxes we not payed at all. I didnt know what to think. Two weeks after I gave him the deposit he called me and asked when Iwas able to move and I told him whenever you guys have it fixed up and available for me to see I will move either the rfirst of December or the 15th, he replied that the other house I looked at that was smaller and not what I wanted was available and finished for me to move into and said I didnt want that house. I kept calling and calling leaving messages and everything and he is not calling me back at all and its been over a month later. I seen in the paper a week ago that one of his other places is on tax sale on auction because he had not payed for the taxes on another building also. I did a check and every piece of property he owned in the city was deliquent on taxes, and I know that this guy stiffed me for the 500.00 deposit I gave him. I called and left a message saying if I dont either get my money back or move in by the 15th Im taking you to the local magistrate and still no call. It seems to me he gotten in over his head with the economy and used my money to put in his pocket!!! I talked to the police about it and they said that he did nothig wrong and to wait until after the 15th to take him to court.
Is this a case of true real estate fraud that I can file a criminal case to have him put in jail?
Or is this a legal issue that I can just resolve in court?
Or should I do both?

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Real Estate People…how Much Does It Cost To Become A Real Estate Agent So I Can Buy A Home For Super Cheap.?

Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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Basically I know that real estate agents get homes at big discounts at housing auctions/foreclosures/wholesale due to their license. I was wondering could I get into real estate and get the necessary license I need to purchase homes at these discounted prices? And if so, how much would it cost me to get this license..i know there will be tests involved and etc. Im really looking for an answer fro ma professional in real estate.

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