Category Archives: Residential

Napoleon House Syndrome is No Joke for Investments

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July 19, 2011 at 8:51 PM , by realtgk

But you’re just a little house, why would anybody want you? That might be the case if you have a family, but many people are seeking to slim down. I am seeing an uptick in the market for the viability of small homes as investments – why? PROS: About the

Geek on the ground better than satellite…

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July 5, 2011 at 7:06 PM , by realtgk

POG (Person on the Ground), BOG (Boots on the Ground), and GOG (Geek on the Ground), there are many ways to say it, but first hand real estate intelligence is the best information you can possibly have, and it comes with all 5 senses… WHAT? A geek just said

No 4.0% “Sales Tax” on Home Sales In Recently Enacted Health Reform Bill

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May 7, 2010 at 6:45 AM , by realtgk

Contrary to reports that are circulating widely on the Internet, there is not a 4.0% “sales tax” or “transfer tax” on the sale of a home included in the recently signed health care reform bill. The analysis underlying these reports is incorrect and fails to take into account the interplay

Dude, Where’s my sign? Part 1 of 2 (Residential)

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March 17, 2010 at 7:09 AM , by realtgk

Ever drive down the street looking for a home and only see a partial sign? Did you see the phone number? Was it difficult to read anything other than the HUGE real estate company logo, or the name of the real estate agent? If you are trying to sell your