Great Changes Coming to REALTOR.com®
Over the next year, there will be ongoing and frequent changes to improve the performance of REALTOR.com® for brokers, agents and real estate consumers.
What do these continuous improvements mean for brokers and REALTORS®?
* Brokers, agents and real estate clients may notice minor updates and changes to the appearance of REALTOR.com® on an ongoing basis. Some of these changes may be permanent, and others may be temporary as they continuously improve the site for even better results.
* These minor changes will progressively improve lead capture, increase exposure for your company and listings, and improve the overall website experience for real estate buyers and sellers.
* For example, recent changes to the REALTOR.com® Listing Detail page and REALTOR.com® mobile apps resulted in an average of 36% increase in email leads for agents and brokers in January 2011. 1*
Please visit ask.realtor.com/blog/ to stay up-to-date on the ongoing improvements to the most visited real estate site in the U.S.,2* with the freshest data, the most homes for sale, and over 21 million listings viewed via mobile devices monthly. 3*
*1. REALTOR.com® Internal Research, February 2011
*2. comScore Media Metrix, January 2011
*3. iTunes Connect, Android Market, Flurry.com and Zune Marketplace, as of January 30, 2011
Need help selling your property call me for more details.
Freddy Solis. Capital Region. RealEstate.com Realtors®. 703-943-7844 Direct. 703-955-3528 Fax
Real estate site, search properties for sale in Northern VA, houses for sale and information about Fairfax, Bristow Braemar and the Northern Virginia area by Freddy Solis licensed Realtor® in Maryland and Virginia.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Homes for Sale in Centreville VA
My up-to-date list of available HomeSteps homes within my targeted zip codes.
If you have any questions or need more information about a particular home, please contact the local listing agent managing the sale. Or you may call me at 703-943-7844.
I do not always have homes available in all zip code list areas. When I do, however, I will updated this blog.
Property Report for
FREDDY SOLIS
REALESTATE.COM
Report Date: 2/24/2011
Property Status: LISTED
Zip Code: 20112
13724 SANTA ROSA COURT
MANASSAS
PRINCE WILLIAM VA $256,500
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
7215 DANNY LANE
MANASSAS
PRINCE WILLIAM VA $240,000
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
12047 KAHNS ROAD
MANASSAS
PRINCE WILLIAM VA $231,900
COLDWELL BANKER ELITE
(540) 288-3924
Zip Code: 20120
6776 JENNY LEIGH COURT CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $282,500
CENTURY 21 CARDINAL RLTY
(540) 659-2161
14404 WILLIAM CARR LN
CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $274,900
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
5713 CROATAN COURT
CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $249,900
JOBIN RLTY
(703) 533-3877
Zip Code: 20121
13924 PREACHER CHAPMAN PL
CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $217,000
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
This list was provided by Homesteps automatic home update.
Freddy Solis. Capital Region. RealEstate.com Realtors®. 703-943-7844 Direct. 703-955-3528 Fax
If you have any questions or need more information about a particular home, please contact the local listing agent managing the sale. Or you may call me at 703-943-7844.
I do not always have homes available in all zip code list areas. When I do, however, I will updated this blog.
Property Report for
FREDDY SOLIS
REALESTATE.COM
Report Date: 2/24/2011
Property Status: LISTED
Zip Code: 20112
13724 SANTA ROSA COURT
MANASSAS
PRINCE WILLIAM VA $256,500
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
7215 DANNY LANE
MANASSAS
PRINCE WILLIAM VA $240,000
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
12047 KAHNS ROAD
MANASSAS
PRINCE WILLIAM VA $231,900
COLDWELL BANKER ELITE
(540) 288-3924
Zip Code: 20120
6776 JENNY LEIGH COURT CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $282,500
CENTURY 21 CARDINAL RLTY
(540) 659-2161
14404 WILLIAM CARR LN
CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $274,900
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
5713 CROATAN COURT
CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $249,900
JOBIN RLTY
(703) 533-3877
Zip Code: 20121
13924 PREACHER CHAPMAN PL
CENTREVILLE
FAIRFAX VA $217,000
ONE STOP RLTY
(703) 680-4003
This list was provided by Homesteps automatic home update.
Freddy Solis. Capital Region. RealEstate.com Realtors®. 703-943-7844 Direct. 703-955-3528 Fax
PG County My Home Program
MY HOME PROGRAM
Your borrowers Need Cash for Closing? The new My Home Program offered by Prince Georges County Good Day Referral Partner: If you have a client that is short on funds to close talk to a certified Prince Georges County under the NEW My HOME Program. This new program replaces the NSP Program.
The Programs start on Monday Feb 28, 2011. The Borrower can receive up to 5% of the Sales price to use towards closing cost
Example $200,000 x 5% = $10,000 for your client!
There are income restrictions and Debt to income calculations to take into consideration Unlike other programs, the My Home Down Payment Assistance only takes 21 days! For more information call or email me to get in contact with a qualified/certified lender.
Freddy Solis. Capital Region. RealEstate.com Realtors®. 703-943-7844 Direct. 703-955-3528 Fax
The Programs start on Monday Feb 28, 2011. The Borrower can receive up to 5% of the Sales price to use towards closing cost
Example $200,000 x 5% = $10,000 for your client!
There are income restrictions and Debt to income calculations to take into consideration Unlike other programs, the My Home Down Payment Assistance only takes 21 days! For more information call or email me to get in contact with a qualified/certified lender.
Freddy Solis. Capital Region. RealEstate.com Realtors®. 703-943-7844 Direct. 703-955-3528 Fax
Economic Summary
Week Summary – February 24, 2011
Last week in review (February 14 – 18, 2011)
In early November, when home loan rates hovered around all time lows, the Fed announced their plan to purchase $600 billion in treasuries through mid-2011. Dubbed Quantitative Easing 2 (QE2), the Fed had three goals:
1. Boost stock prices
2. Lower unemployment
3. Create inflation
After just two and a half months, an argument could be made that the Fed has been somewhat successful so far. Stocks are higher, the unemployment rate has improved, and as we saw last week inflation has ticked higher.
Both the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index for January were better than expected and the more closely watched Core CPI, which strips out food and energy, came in at the highest level since March 2010. And we're not just seeing inflation here. Reports last week showed inflation is heating up in Asia and Europe, too. So what does all of this mean for home loan rates? Usually any hints of inflation cause both bonds and home loan rates to worsen. Yet, bonds and home loan rates improved slightly last week.
There are two things to note:
First, while last week's inflation data was a touch better than expected, overall, it's still on the tame side.
Second, last week's initial jobless claims was a disappointment, suggesting that the labor market continues to improve but at a very choppy and sluggish pace.
Freddy Solis. Capital Region. RealEstate.com Realtors®. 703-943-7844 Direct. 703-955-3528 Fax
Last week in review (February 14 – 18, 2011)
In early November, when home loan rates hovered around all time lows, the Fed announced their plan to purchase $600 billion in treasuries through mid-2011. Dubbed Quantitative Easing 2 (QE2), the Fed had three goals:
1. Boost stock prices
2. Lower unemployment
3. Create inflation
After just two and a half months, an argument could be made that the Fed has been somewhat successful so far. Stocks are higher, the unemployment rate has improved, and as we saw last week inflation has ticked higher.
Both the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index for January were better than expected and the more closely watched Core CPI, which strips out food and energy, came in at the highest level since March 2010. And we're not just seeing inflation here. Reports last week showed inflation is heating up in Asia and Europe, too. So what does all of this mean for home loan rates? Usually any hints of inflation cause both bonds and home loan rates to worsen. Yet, bonds and home loan rates improved slightly last week.
There are two things to note:
First, while last week's inflation data was a touch better than expected, overall, it's still on the tame side.
Second, last week's initial jobless claims was a disappointment, suggesting that the labor market continues to improve but at a very choppy and sluggish pace.
Freddy Solis. Capital Region. RealEstate.com Realtors®. 703-943-7844 Direct. 703-955-3528 Fax
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