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Don't Outsmart Yourself When Selling Your Home By Sameer Panjwani, Fri Dec 9th There are always homes that struggle to sell. You may have avery good home in a very good location but still find itdifficult to sell. Well, there is always a reason. Here are somecommon reasons why such homes don’t sell: Being Over-priced – The foremost reason for many homesnot selling is their price. If you’re selling your home, makesure you price it in line with market expectations. Your home’sonly worth as much as buyers are willing to pay for it. You mayhave got a high appraisal value but if you’re struggling to sellyour home at that price, you need to realize that your home’sover-priced. You need to look at what other homes in yourneighborhood are selling for and how much have recent homes soldfor. You can only charge a premium to other homes if your homehas any special feature that there is a demand for. Otherwise,do not outsmart yourself by pricing your home higher than whatother homes are selling for. Poor negotiation – Second reason for the fallout of mosthome sales – poor negotiation. If you get an interested homebuyer who’s reached
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GE Aviation plans job cutsGE Aviation will be cutting jobs in 2009, with commercial airlines suffering the effects of a global economic slowdown and orders for new planes falling sharply. (GE) Circuit City in talks with potential buyersCircuit City Stores Inc. said it is in talks with two parties that could buy the bankrupt consumer electronics chain. ImagePoint closes Florence plantImagePoint has shut down its sign manufacturing plant in Florence, idling about 180 full-time and part-time employees. (LYTS) Rookwood gets one more approvalThe city of Norwood has given preliminary planning approvals to the latest plans for Rookwood Exchange, the bedeviled mixed-use development that spent more than five years mired in legal battles. New Creative Enterprises seeks Ch. 11 filingOutdoor decor distributor New Creative Enterprises Inc. filed for bankruptcy in late December, citing a drop in sales and the credit crisis. Two-thirds of commercial builders plan job cutsAn estimated two-thirds of the nation’s non-residential construction companies are planning to cut jobs, according to figures released Friday by the Associated General Contractors of America. All together, those cuts are forecast to result in a 30 percent decline in the number of people working on construction projects. BWC discount fix under fireA Cleveland attorney expects to head back to court to challenge the legality of Ohio’s group rating system for workers’ compensation insurance. U.S. loses another 524,000 jobsThe nation lost more than half a million jobs last month, while the unemployment rate soared to 7.2 percent, it was announced Friday morning. Quin joins E.W. Scripps board of directorsFormer Ashland executive J. Marvin Quin has joined E.W. Scripps Co.’s board of directors, the company said Friday. He replaces David Moffett, who resigned to become CEO of the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. (Freddie Mac) in November. (ASH) (SSP) Talgood Travel closes, files for bankruptcyDowntown travel agency Talgood Travel closed its doors in mid-December and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, its owner said.
the final stage of negotiating the price,don’t let him go away just because he’s not willing to pay yourprice. Be a little inventive. Perhaps you could give away someof your furniture or your electronics as part of the deal. Oryou could offer him assistance in his down payment. There are a1001 ways where you can actually give the buyer the feeling thathe’s winning the negotiation and getting more than what heinitially bargained for. (Article continued below)
Thinking people are going to love the house the moment theysee it – As wonderful as you may think your house is, thereis always room for improvement. Some people are put off by smallthings, like chipped doors, a messy lawn, patches on the walls,etc. A common mistake is to get too used to seeing the housethe way you’ve always seen it. As a result, many of thesesmall things tend to get overlooked. You need to see your housefrom a fresh perspective. Now that you’re aware of these common mistakes, make sure youdon’t fall into the trap of repeating any of them. About the author:Sameer Panjwani is the Founder of ChoiceOfHomes.com - Find real estate listings ofhomes for sale. | Sign In |
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GE Aviation plans job cuts
GE Aviation will be cutting jobs in 2009, with commercial airlines suffering the effects of a global economic slowdown and orders for new planes falling sharply. (GE)
Circuit City in talks with potential buyers
Circuit City Stores Inc. said it is in talks with two parties that could buy the bankrupt consumer electronics chain.
ImagePoint closes Florence plant
ImagePoint has shut down its sign manufacturing plant in Florence, idling about 180 full-time and part-time employees. (LYTS)
Rookwood gets one more approval
The city of Norwood has given preliminary planning approvals to the latest plans for Rookwood Exchange, the bedeviled mixed-use development that spent more than five years mired in legal battles.
New Creative Enterprises seeks Ch. 11 filing
Outdoor decor distributor New Creative Enterprises Inc. filed for bankruptcy in late December, citing a drop in sales and the credit crisis.
Two-thirds of commercial builders plan job cuts
An estimated two-thirds of the nation’s non-residential construction companies are planning to cut jobs, according to figures released Friday by the Associated General Contractors of America. All together, those cuts are forecast to result in a 30 percent decline in the number of people working on construction projects.
BWC discount fix under fire
A Cleveland attorney expects to head back to court to challenge the legality of Ohio’s group rating system for workers’ compensation insurance.
U.S. loses another 524,000 jobs
The nation lost more than half a million jobs last month, while the unemployment rate soared to 7.2 percent, it was announced Friday morning.
Quin joins E.W. Scripps board of directors
Former Ashland executive J. Marvin Quin has joined E.W. Scripps Co.’s board of directors, the company said Friday. He replaces David Moffett, who resigned to become CEO of the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. (Freddie Mac) in November. (ASH) (SSP)
Talgood Travel closes, files for bankruptcy
Downtown travel agency Talgood Travel closed its doors in mid-December and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, its owner said.
Records sought in Colorado House ethics probe
A legislative ethics committee on Friday requested communication records, including e-mails, phone records and voice and text messages from a lobbyist for the Colorado Chiropractors Association who has been accused of trying to influence a state representative in the race for the House minority leader’s position.
Array BioPharma lays off 40
Array BioPharma Inc. has laid off 40 employees, or about 10 percent of its work force, and scaled back some research spending into biotech drug discovery, the company reported Friday. (ARRY)
Car dealer indicted
A Denver grand jury has indicted a Castle Rock car dealer on 78 counts of theft and fraud, the Denver District Attorney’s Office said Friday.
Castle Rock ranked sixth for growth
Castle Rock was ranked No. 6 on the Gadberry Group’s “8 from 2008” list of high-growth areas in the United States.
Johnson Dairy files for Chapter 11
Johnson Dairy and its owner, John Johnson, have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Qwest seeks stimulus dollars for broadband
Qwest Communications International Inc. sent a letter to the transition team of President-elect Barack Obama on Thursday asking the federal government to use some of its planned economic stimulus spending to increase high-speed Internet access in unserved areas. (Q)
Text of Ritter's State of State address
Gov. Bill Ritter focused largely on jobs and the economy in his "State of the State" speech Thursday. Here is the text of his remarks:
Statehouse measures focus on business
Among about 125 bills introduced in the Colorado legislature on Wednesday and Thursday, several could have ramifications for local businesses or certain sectors.
Jobs, economy dominate State of State speech
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Denver's Bonham Group shuts doors
The Bonham Group, a Denver-based — but nationally and internationally known — sports marketing company has closed its doors, effective Tuesday, Jan. 6.
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