Real Estate

Take a 360 Virtual Tour: http://rtvpix.com/BU-4044-VUMVHI-01
Visit our Website: http://www.c21northland.com

Traverse City Real Estate Experts! Please enjoy this virtual tour and of Century 21 Northland located at 3337 S. Airport Rd West. Established and opened in March 2006. We are dedicated to helping you with all of your Traverse City real estate needs. Jason Thomas Kudary is a Broker/Owner with over 12 years of full time real estate experience in residential and commercial real estate. Jason loves the outdoors and lives on Old Mission Peninsula with his wife Amy. Knowledge, professionalism, experience and integrity are important to Jason, which results in repeat and referral business.Agent/Owner Brad Platt is very excited to be living in northern Michigan again. He grew up in Houghton Lake, moved to Vail, Colorado where he had his first real estate license in 1997, then subsequently moved to Chicago. Brad is committed to high standards of personal service for all clients before, during, and after the sale.Agent/Owner Julia Lilley grew up in the U.K. where she attained her BA (Hons) after attending Exeter University. Following extensive foreign travel she moved to the United States where she has resided for the past ten years, in Vail Colorado and Chicago Illinois, settling finally in Traverse City Michigan. Julia is a full-time agent and co-owner of Century 21 Northland who developed an interest in the field after 15 years of successful property investment in both the the U.K. and U.S.Julia’s knowledge of the local market and proven ability to sell and buy properties in all price ranges, motivates her to ensure that her clients find the right home at the right price.We are dedicated to helping you with all of your real estate needs in Traverse City and the surrounding areas.

Duration : 0:1:0

(more…)

$149,900 View more info at http://www.ChrisCosco.com or call (906) 362-4747 Beautiful building spot for your Lake Superior Waterfront Home! 1.20 acres with 150 feet of Lake Superior frontage! Conveniently located between Marquette and Munising, youre just a short distance from Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Grand Island and the Hiawatha National Forest where you can enjoy gorgeous views of Lake Superior! Life by the lake could be yours!

Duration : 0:0:49

(more…)

REDUCED TO $128,500!!! This 4 bed, 1 bath offers all the charm you would expect from a Victorian era home. Much of the original wood work remains. Updates include updated bathroom, window inserts, and electrical. Home boasts 2,194 sq ft and huge walk-up attic which could be finished to create even more square footage! Downstairs layout includes kitchen, dining room, living room and 2 bedrooms (10×10, 8×9), upstairs includes 2 beds (13×14, 10×9) and bath. Great location within walking distance to NMU; Marquette General Hospital; grade schools; and downtown/Third Street shops and restaurants. Nice corner lot and great wraparound porch with Victorian spindle and column detail, off-street parking available. At $63 per square foot in the city of Marquette – you cant beat the price!

Duration : 0:1:22

(more…)

Virtual tour of custom built Cedar log home on Lake Michigan. Thompson, MI

Duration : 0:0:26

(more…)

http://www.lendinguniverse.com provides services for all your lending needs in Michigan. View Up-to-date videos on lending and money issues in our economy.
For all your residential and commercial loan requirements, simply complete our simple form and we will deliver you fast, accurate multiple results. We are neither a lenders nor a broker we give borrower tools to find and track all the negotiations. Lenders compete- You decide. Lending Universe is your first step to securing the residential or commercial loans you need.

At: http://www.lendinguniverse.com/BorrowersMichiganMortgage.asp

and: http://lendinguniverse.com/BorrowersHardMoneyLoans.asp
Service provided in Michigan includes:
Lenders competing
Loan modification
Residential or commercial
Second, third and fourth trust deeds
Loans to Heirs in Probate Estates
Loans to Conservators, Guardians and Trustees
Loans on a Partial Interest in Real Property
Chapter 13 “Bankruptcy Buster” loans
Loans on Modular Homes
24 Hour Emergency Loans
Loans on Mixed-use Property
Commercial loans
Business loans
Personal loans
Home loans mortgages
Reverse mortgages
Blanket loans (one loan covering multiple properties)
Super Jumbo (Over $1 million)
Condo: High rise
Condo: Timeshare
Co-op’s
Commercial mortgage lenders
Conduit loans
Commercial lenders in Michigan
Commercial loans
Commercial mortgage lenders
Mezzanine loan
Private mortgage leads
Commercial property loans
Hard money commercial loan
Private mortgage leads
Commercial lenders
Mortgage leads
Commercial mortgage
Commercial mortgage broker
Commercial mortgage lender
What is hard money?
Appraisers
Notary publics
Real estate agent
Commercial financing
Construction lenders
Commercial mortgage lending
International loans
Construction lenders
Commercial mortgage loan
Commercial mortgage lending
Commercial hard money
Hard money commercial lenders
Commercial mortgage brokers
Business property loans
Conduit loan
Bridge loan
Land purchase loans
Commercial loans rates
Commercial real estate loan
Private investors
Private mortgage investors
Buy mortgage leads
Private mortgage lenders
Commercial real estate mortgage
Small commercial mortgage
Conduit loans
Loans deals
Debt service coverage
Hard money mortgage lenders
List of mortgage companies
Construction loans rates
Mortgage lender
Private investor real estate loan
Find a mortgage broker
Mortgage leads for less
Commercial real estate financing
Commercial loan interest rates
Amortized loans
Hard money commercial lenders
Real estate lenders
Loan servicing software
Construction loans Michigan
Debt service coverage ratio
Buy real estate leads
SBA 504 7a
Commercial mortgage rates
Real estate loan
Mortgage lenders
Debt service cover ratio
Prepayment penalty loan
Loans for land purchase
Loan rates comparison
Mortgage leads Michigan
Apartment building financing
SBA 504 interest rate
Hard money mortgage lenders
Buy leads
Loan rates compared
Purchase mortgage lead
Bank of America commercial loans
Commercial mortgage rate
100 mortgage financing

Log homes
No income verification NIB/NIQ
Rural properties
Non owner more than 4 financed allowed
Loan after and in bankruptcy
No credit/Bad credit/Foreclosure
Collections/Judgments
Houseboats
Church construction
Commercial strip mall
RV parks
Parking lot sites
Bridge loans
Student loans
Equity Line of Credit
Hard money loans Land loans
SBA business loans
FHA and VA government loans
Purchase with no down payment loans
Mobile home loans
Car loans
Credit Card loans
Short term bridge loans
Construction loans
Buying existing notes
Private investor loans
Dome homes
Residence with less than 800 square feet
Loans to Alien/Foreign Nationals
Corporation trusts & partnerships
Seasoning none required
Spec construction
Joint Venture with the lender
Commercial motels/hotels
Gift % down payment allowed
First time builders/limited experience
Ranch and farm
Gas stations
Senior housing/Congregate care facilities
Rural commercial
Nursing homes
Veterans Administration Loan
Condominium
Apartment building 40+
Hospital
Mobil park

Duration : 0:0:42

(more…)

In Chapter 3 of 9, real estate developer Brett Goldman talks about his decision to attend graduate school after an initial period working in real estate, Columbia University Real Estate Management Program courses teaches Goldman to better understand how cities work and the analytics and financing structure behind what makes deals work. Takeaway elements include advancing an understanding of real estate planning interest initially piqued while attending the University of Michigan as an undergraduate. Goldman then applies this more comprehensive financial and planning understanding in his role as a New York-based real estate acquisitions executive. For more, visit http://www.captureyourflag.com

Duration : 0:1:32

(more…)

First video shows Downtown Monroe Mall/Center at 6:30 p.m. This video goes back Downtown on April 28th while all the stores are open at 3:45 p.m. The Monroe Center mall appears very, very dead showing no need for replacing the current bus to this area. The most populated area seems to be near the Police Station/Parole Office/Secretary of State offices at the end.
ANOTHER CONCERN:The absolute caos this would mean as far as traffic on Division avenue is a concern for school children, drivers, and it would cause people to avoid the area. Kids have been hit by cars on the way to school and a young father was hit and killed recently on Division in Wyoming. RAPID TRANSIT system in Portland is glorified by supporters but they fail to note that their bus system has tunnels for buses, trains, arial trams.. and the fare is $2.30 cents currently

Supporters of this 40 plus million replacement bus on one street say places like N.Y.C. and L.A. have buses like this. Big fact that is ignored: these cities also have population densities to support the bus. Grand Rapids doesn’t have the population to support the currently running buses (many all over town are empty or nearly empty during afternoon and evening hours. ) State of the art Hybrid Electric Buses with bike carriers and wheel chair ramps run till nearly midnight.

GREAT IDEA: Take some of the evening empty buses and redeploy them to have more stops during peak times if a faster bus is sought. This would COST ZERO DOLLARS and save millions in federal funds and prevent a needless tax on families during this recession. (30 minutes from 54th street Meijers is not slow anyways, it is faster than 131 morning and afternoon bottlenecks before the S curve.)

See other video and visit http://www.grandrapidsbustonowhere.homestead.com for more information
or do a search for Bus to Nowhere to get more information. Vote NO on May 5th.

Seriously folks, there is absolutely positively no need for this replacement busline on one street that few people use for shopping or anything else. A slightly faster bus (mere minutes) is not going to take people away from the indoor suburban malls with parking that they perfer. We have Metro hospital and St. Mary’s on M-6 and Davenport and Calvin College on the East Beltline. This is not the center of West Michigan anymore. By the way, we already pay Kent County taxes to help support GRCC and the students I know that attend GRCC avoid the bus because of problems with agressive youth at the transfer station downtown and other stops. Even Rivertown Mall had problems with unruly youth at the bus stops.

Times change; business changes. Taxpayers can’t be asked to buy up long vacant real estate to bail out anyone even if the Federal Government will foot the bill.

Current bus stops everywhere have not spurred any jobs or redevelopment. Millions were spent on Monroe Mall cause they said this would bring back retail and bring jobs but it is a ghosttown.

Alaskan wised up and said NO to the Bridge to Nowhere. Michigan needs to say NO to unnecessary infrastructure changes that are only sought to get the Federal monies.

Don’t you wonder why all those property owners are paying millions on ABC television Prime Time like Dancing with the Stars? They want average Joe and Jane tax payer to buy up their unwanted, long vacant Division avenue properties.

Don’t fall for the hype. EXISTING BUS STOPS ALL ALONG DIVISION HAVE NOT SPURRED ANY REDEVELOPMENT OR JOBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Saying this COULD spur development or bring jobs is a cheap tatic to get peolple to vote in an unnecessary, wasteful tax. Don’t fall for it. I believe people are intelligent enough to see the truth with their own eyes:Take a ride on Division and see what all the bus stops have done. NOTHING! Restaurants can’t stay open, stores pull out. Times have changed. VOTE NO May 5th and encourage your friends and neighbors to do the same.

On Portland Oregon: Supporters say a rapid transit busline in this city helped spur development but again, they are not comparing apples to apples or comparable downtown cities. Portland Oregon has much milder winters, and two large waterfront parks that support all types of watercrafts and boats that connect to the ocean. This is a bigger draw than several downtown Lake Michigan waterfronts like Grand Haven. Grand Rapids Michigan doesn’t have this very attractive feature. Also they built their system on its own road for the safety of pedestrians and drivers!

VOTE NO on May 5th.

Duration : 0:5:10

(more…)

http://www.ewebengine.com/listredir.php?id=266876&s=youtube&l=1

2936 Towering Pines Ct
Traverse City, MI 49686

Short Sale! Absolutely An Up North Retreat! Gorgeous All Year Round Views Of East Bay That Can Be Seen From Most Rooms. Beautiful Sunsets. 3 Bdrms Each With A Bath-3 Full Baths! Constructed With Structurally Insulated Panels This Home Is Extremely Well Insulated. You’ll Also Appreciate The High End Mechanicals Of This Home. High Efficiency Natural Gas Boiler Feeds 2 Hot Water Blower Coils To Heat Home & Garage, A/c, Electronic Air Cleaner,air Purifying U/v Light, Energy Recovery Ventilator & More

Listed by Kimberly Larkins – REAL ESTATE ONE-TC FRONT

http://www.ewebengine.com/listredir.php?id=266876&s=youtube&l=1

Duration : 0:1:13

(more…)

To buy a home for sale by owner, hire a local lawyer to write up an official offer. Buy a home for sale by owner with tips from a licensed agent in this free video on real estate.

Expert: Richard Blake
Bio: Richard Blake is a licensed real estate agent that has closed more than 20 times the number of transactions per year than that of the average realtor for the last three years.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

Duration : 0:1:42

(more…)

Full Details at http://www.mikedyerhomes.com or Contact Mike Dyer at RE/MAX Real Estate Professionals Property Info: Quality built, one owner home with many one of a kind features! Great floor plan includes master suite, dining room – study, and an attached office with full bath and private entrance that could be an inlaw set up or teenager – media room! Pole barn is complete with a covered porch! Awesome views! Paved road & natural gas. A very private, country setting! Won’t last! Real Estate Video Tours by http://www.hdhat.com

Duration : 0:7:13

(more…)