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Now is a good time for Canadians to look at buying property in the USA. Ozzie Jurock outlines some important tips for those looking to buy.

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Created this on the side while I was chasing down stuff for the homeless video, I am shocked at the amount of money that has been wasted in Southern California Real Estate

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First of a three part series focusing on what makes great real estate photography. This video takes a look at the impact wide angle photograhy plays to help homes sell faster. Hosted by Sid Cameron of The St Louis Agent Team of RE/MAX Properties West in Saint Louis and Chesterfield, Missouri (1 of 3)

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I consider myself a very fortunate person to have seen this phenomenal performance by this Afrobeat big band from Nigeria at this year’s London, Ontario Sunfest. Seun Kuti has been leading this band, since his father’s death when he was fifteen years old. The musical legacy of Fela Kuti is formidable and held in capable hands. Look up their story, get their music, support the future of Africa. http://www.myspace.com/seunkuti and http://www.sunfest.on.ca

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My name’s Derick Fernandez. I’m 14yrs old. I was born in New York. Now I’ve been in India for about 4yrs. I’m also studying here. I love music. All types of it. I wanna become a rockstar, but I’m not sure how. I’ll be coming back to Atlanta in 2010. just 2 more years. So, I want a band, or just a few people I can make music with. I don’t have a bad voice, it’s just needs a little more practice. I can’t come up with lyrics that easily, so I need some help with that.

I need some tips on how to do all of this.
Maybe from someone with lots of experience.

I love:
Linkin Park, Nirvana, Jason Mraz, Gary Hoey, Avril Lavigne, Jonas brothers, etc.
There’s so much more that it would take forever to list.
I like almost all types of music, but my favorites are ROCK and POP.

I’ve been learning Piano for the past 5yrs. I have a upright at home back in USA. I love guitar but never really got a chance to learn how to play it. My dad still works there for Homeland Group Realestate in GA. We moved there to Lilburn after I was 2yrs old. I asked my dad to bring a $100 Behringer ‘Rock The World’ set which came with most of the things you find in a guitar starter kit
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He told me that he packed up everything and there was no space left. He told me that he looked at it at Walmart and it was a cheap guitar and that he wanted to buy me a Fender (The Stratocaster is my favorite). So he said that a friend (who’s been living at our house for about 5yrs and he’s a guitarist.) would bring it with the rest of his studio equipment on cargo. So, I’m waiting.

Any tips on Rock Guitar would be good.

I’ll never give up.
I like Metallica, Deep Purple, AC/DC, etc. Like I said, It would take too long to list. I have a much better taste in music.

I’m guessing that most of those who said only Nirvana is good out of your list have obviously never listened to Gary Hoey or been to a show. For a three man group, they blew the place away.

Hoey used to sit outside the Berkley School of Music offering to pay for lessons from other students. He couldn’t afford to go to school there but could afford to pay for lessons from students who weren’t rock stars either. It paid off.

He flew to LA to audition for Ozzy when Jake E. Lee left the band. Zack Wylde ended up getting the job but Ozzy was apparently rather impressed with Hoey.

Eventually Hoey earned his notoriety. He never gave up. He’s not a household name yet but his show was sold out as most are and he’s got a huge following. People who listen to him love him.

So, don’t give up. Don’t do it to become a star but instead do it because it’s something you want to do. If you’re meant to be a star, it will happen.

Yes, the Nickleback song "Rock Star" tells the story that many of us would do to get the life of the rock star and it’s a great tune at that, but it’s not reality. Reality is: you’ll never get there if you don’t try. I want to be a rock star, but I have to work and support my family. I play music when the time allows, therefore… I’ll never be a rock star. So, now you know what NOT to do.

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Okay granted, they help you maintain the value of your home. IMO it’s not that much though. Especially with the dues and the fines that come along with it. It may be that because I am Texan and we have so much land that this sort of governance is only heard of in our Larger Cities. I own a home in a suburb of a suburb of Dallas (in the country but 30minutes from the city) No HOA. I refuse to give my money to an organization to tell me when to put my garbage can up and tell me when to mow my lawn. The funny thing is all of my neighbors and I keep our homes looking nice. And we dont have an HOA. It’s sort of quant how every saturday morning everyone is outside mowing or working in their garden, making things nice, loaning each other tools. Aganin: NO HOA. I think that HOAs are highly over rated useless forms of governmet

http://realestate.msn.com/buying/Articlenewhome.aspx?cp-documentid=653570&GT1=8384nt.

Read the article. It angers me. Do we need to regulate HOA’s?

HOA are a way to control what you can and cannot do with your property. They are for anal retentive types who can’t keep to here own business. I mean who gives a crap if the person next door doesn’t mow there lawn every week. I think that there are benifits of a HOA but there mostly used to police your neighborhood.

Okay.. here goes. My husband and I bought our home about 3 years ago. I was pretty young (19 and he was 21) at the time and we sort of jumped into buying it without thinking about how much upkeep owning a home would be. We’re not behind on our payments or anything like that and the mortgage isn’t too much ($615/mo and apartment rent around here runs around $475). The home is an older one, so a lot of stuff is out dated, but I had a family friend who told me real estate agents generally require you to do a lot of fixing up before they’ll agree to list your home.
We would like to own a home again in about 5 years but our home is pretty big and we’d like a smaller one. We’re trying to have a baby and 5 years of not having to maintain a home would allow us to save quite a bit (not having to change air filters, putting rid-x in the septic tank every month, no paying for pest control, etc).
Since the market is still pretty rocky I don’t have unrealistic expectations going into this, and I’m only looking to make what I owe on the home plus closing costs. I just don’t want to spend thousands of dollars tweaking the house up to get it ready to sell.
For those of you who’ve sold your home, or are in the process of selling, what sort of demands were made by the realestate agents, and did you consider just putting the home up for sale by owner to bypass the 6% fee for the agent’s comission?
Also, the house doesnt have much "curb appeal" but not a lot can be done about that. I have a circular gravel driveway (I can not afford to pour concrete or cement). And in my part of AL it rains a lot so not a lot of grass grows in the front yard because my town is sort of a flood area. So the majority of the work to do is inside. Paint, crown molding, the hardwood floors need to be refinished, new fixtures, some areas need some caulking. The only thing we’ve done to the house was buy a brand new air unit (3 years ago) and blown in insulation throughout the entire 2200 square feet of the home). But these things add up and I don’t really have money to do it, and I don’t want to put it on my credit card!
I bought the home from my mother who had it listed at $99k three years ago and I bought it for $85k, still owe $80k on it today). Three years ago the propery appraised for $120k but today with the market, i’m not sure
I bought the home from my mother who had it listed at $99k three years ago and I bought it for $85k, still owe $80k on it today). Three years ago the propery appraised for $120k but today with the market, i’m not sure

A real estate agent will not require you to make improvements to a home, but the home will have to meet the local building code. If your buyer wishes to have an FHA mortgage, then there will be common things required to make the home salable
An agent will suggest a price for a home that needs work, and show you comparables for homes similar to yours that are on the market, or recently sold, or expired without being sold. He will have a higher set of figures for you for a home in good condition.
If you rent a home, the owner will have to provide air filters for you to replace, rid-x for the septic tank, and pest control. It’s not free, so you will pay for it as part of your rent.
You limit the number of buyers when you try to sell it yourself. If you look at the newspaper or on the internet for homes for sale by real estate companies, other buyers are doing the same. Few buyers have the time to search FSBO’s. A smart buyer knows that if you are not paying 5,6,or 7% commission to an agent, they deduct this amount from their offering price.