Agent Team Building at RISMedia’s 2nd Annual CEO Exchange

By Ralph R. Roberts

July 21, 2007–RISMedia, “the network for real estate’s top-producing agent teams” kicks off its 2nd Annual CEO Exchange today at Sanctuary Golf Course and Clubhouse in Sedalia, Colorado (owned by RE/MAX Founder Dave Liniger), where much of the discussion, both on and off the golf course, will likely center around the changing face of the real estate industry.

Announcing an exciting new category here at the Macomb County Voice: Home Remodeling. Yes, the Detroit metro area real estate market is slumped, however; that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the home you are already in! Pull out your shoestring budget and with these tips and a little bit of elbow grease, you can give your home a fresh new look. Here at the Macomb County Voice, we plan on giving you great information without spending a fortune.

Written by your 24/7 Realtor: Jeannie Sample

Buyers searching for a home in Macomb County have a mounting inventory of homes to view. As good as that is in variety, it can be a daunting task. I know this, as an active, full-time REALTOR, I'm on every street of Macomb County showing buyers their options. 

So how do you find the real deals? In the myriad of vacant and foreclosed homes that are trashed and abandoned, where are the cream puffs? The answer lies in the calibre of REALTOR you hire to represent you.

Many Buyers in Macomb County are struggling to find a home that is affordable. In addition, it's tough to come up with a big down payment for the mortgage.  Well, Macomb County real estate and the current market conditions have brought an old concept back onto the front burner: lease/option to buy homes.  

May 5th is coming up as a celebration for our Mexican culture here in the Metro Detroit area and

County. In Spanish, it is called Cinco de Mayo.  It is  not Mexican Independence Day, but it should be! Mexico declared its independence from mother

Spain on midnight, the 15th of September, 1810. It took 11 years before the first Spanish soldiers were told and forced to leave