Real Estate Radio USA Episode 145

by: Barry Johnson

On today’s show we talked about the latest numbers from the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index, a story about rich investors leaving real estate, and marketing to the gay community. Also we talked with real estate investor and agent Debbie Smith from ProsperRE.com. All of this and more on this episode of Real Estate Radio USA.

We started the show today with some real estate news. The first story was about the latest numbers from the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index, which, as you can probably tell, were not good. The second story reported what we thought all along, rich people are smart. It discusses a study that shows wealthy investors getting out of their real estate holdings before the market turned. Finally we talked about a story from Inman News regarding a marketing campaign from a real estate broker in California. It seems that now that alternative lifestyle individuals can marry, some brokers are trying to cash in.

Our interview today was with real estate investor and agent, Debbie Smith from ProsperRE.com. Debbie spoke with us about a number of real estate investing topics including working with Gen Y buyers, places to find real estate deals, finding motivated sellers and negotiating with them, and tips on buying right now. Â

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About Barry Johnson

Barry Johnson is a Co-Editor and writer for iNews. He takes a "no holds barred" writing approach to all of the subjects he covers. Opinionated, and with a well established sense of right and wrong, you can always count on him to tell it like it is. He gets his core values from growing up in the South, where God and Country are the prevailing themes. You may not like what he has to say, but know that he believes in it to his very core. As an editor, he will stand by each writer in their decision to take on controversial subjects and allow them to tell the story in their own unique ways.

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