More than 70 percent of U.S. homes are affordable, with Indianapolis being the most affordable major metro housing market in the country for the last four years, according to a recent joint report by the National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo.
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Top Affordable U.S. Housing Markets
Submitted by Sawitonline – Built in 2001
37 Reserved Surface Parking Spaces Adjacent to Building
Fiber Optics Communications
Self Standing Building
10000 S.F. Office – Industrial / Flex
Main Offices:
23 Keyed Door Room from 120-800 SF
1 Large & 2 Small Conference Rooms
24 Hour Perimeter security system with 10 key coded door zones
Dedicated Receiving Area with Rollup door adjacent to warehouse
Dedicated Shipping Area with Rollup door adjacent to laboratory
Computer Lab has shock dissipating flooring with abundant power
Dedicated large kitchen with ample seating
Dedicated Mens and Womens restrooms with 3 stalls each
Heavy duty HVAC System
Shower
Handicap accessible
55 Locations with quad Port Network Jacks for Phone & Data
Large Conference room has multiple power options and Demo Wall
Open ceiling design allows an abundance of natural lighting
One Mile from Costco, Dulles Town Center and Cascades blvd
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10,000 S.F. Office with Warehouse / Data Center
Woodbridge, VA, November 23, 2009: BBQ for Our Troops has been asked to return to Ft. Hood for a second barbeque outing in a year for its Day of Healing, Dec. 11, 2009. The special day calls for meals to feed 60,000 troops and family members, said founder and president, Del King, a former Marine and operator of BBQ for Our Troops.
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Ft. Hood Day of Healing Gets Grilling Help From BBQ For Our Troops
Recession refugees who turn to a home-based business to make ends meet threaten their livelihood if they aren’t properly insured.
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Home-based Business Refuge Requires Adequate Insurance Protection
The pattern gets clearer week after week: We are looking at a slow-motion housing recovery that is itself feeding into a broader economic recovery that should have us out of recession later this year.
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Real Estate Outlook: Recovery Underway
If hard times has you renting out that empty room for some fast cash, you could be opening the door to a lot more cost, not less.
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Renting Rooms for a Fast Buck? Beware!
Down market. Up market. It doesn’t matter. Spring showers typically bring spring buyers.
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Buy Now! Beat The Spring Rush
It may sound like mattress-stuffing financial advice, but if you have a home equity loan and hard times loom, you may want to drain that account and squirrel the money away where you can get at it when you need it.
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Home Equity To The Rescue?
Commercial Property, Brazil, Inn in Buzios between the beaches of Geriba and Ferradurinha … 520.000 EUR
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Between the beaches of Geriba and Ferradurinha
It may be cheaper — and safer — to keep a home for sale occupied, especially if it doesn’t sell soon enough.
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Vacant Home Insurance Alert
HomeGain launched their new agent blogging network tonight. Since Max the HomeGain Gorilla isn’t returning my Facebook messages and tweets, I had to hit up Louis Cammarosano (General Manager of HomeGain) with a few questions. Thanks for the lowdown Louis!
HomeGain members can now blog directly to consumers! Each agent blog will have a distinct URL with the member’s city, name, and zip code (ex: http://blog.homegain.com/real-estate-blog/sanfrancisco/NicoleNicolay/94133). Unlike the agent to agent blog platforms, HomeGain’s blog network provides agents with a forum for helping consumers with the home buying and selling process. Agents can reach out to consumers via their blog, as well as make, receive, and approve comments.
The HomeGain Blog recently scored a page rank of 7, so agents looking for a SEO boost could potentially get one from blogging there. Louis adds, “Also since our traffic comes not just from SEO but from HomeGain.com (which is a source of traffic that far exceeds our SEO traffic), SEM and from hundreds of partners, there is a built in audience so the agent does not have to write for Google to get noticed.”
The new HomeGain member profile features the agent predominantly with a link to their web site and phone number. There is an email box that the customer can use to ask a question (the email box remains a fixture at the top of all tabs). The HomeGain member interface incorporates carefully organized tabs for quick links to the agent’s blog and profile, as well as other home buying and selling tools including the Homesale Maximizer. And, if the consumer wants to they can fill out a form and get a professional CMA or they can just ask for one by calling or emailing the agent. Louis shared that he’s got one more tab coming that will complete the offering and there will be NO ADVERTISING!
HomeGain will continue to enhance its functionality with additional features. A new HomeGain Search Feature and Library of Syndicated Content are in the works already! Check out the HomeGain real estate blogs here.
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HomeGain Launches New Agent Blogging Network
