About the Author:
Robin Sing-Cunningham, is a real estate agent serving Fort Lauderdale and Broward County, Florida. Robin specializes in distressed and bank owned properties in the Fort Lauderdale real estate area.
Robin began her blog recently after over seven years in the real estate business. She brings a unique perspective to her writing as she has worked on the building and development side of the business and has worked extensively with investors on the foreclosure side of the business.
Robin is an avid sport fishing enthusiast and when not selling real estate can usually be found off the coast of Fort Lauderdale looking for that next big game fish.
She's also the wife of one of the hosts of the #1 real estate related talk radio show in America Real Estate Radio USA and occasionally makes appearances on the show to talk about Fort Lauderdale real estate and to lend her perspective on the industry.
You can contact Robin at 954-709-7461 or visit the Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Blog. You can also email Robin at robins@robinashley.com
The Deflationary Crisis And Its Affect On The Housing Market
Earlier today on the Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Blog, I posted a story about deflation and its potential impact on the Fort Lauderdale real estate market. After getting a ton of emails I decided to publish this information on a national forum to get the opinion of agents and consumers nationwide. Read more
The Morality Of Capitalism In The New World Order Of Real Estate
Last October marked the 50th anniversary of a marvelous book that, in my opinion, should be read by all in business or contemplating going into business..even real estate agents…by that I mean those who are actually seeking to run a “business”. Read more
40% Or More Of Homes Sold Are Foreclosures Or Distressed Properties!
While actual home sales may have had a modest gain this past month, the gain was bittersweet as it is attributed to the declining prices in many markets across the USA. Read more
Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac Bailout Does NOT Include Stockholders!
So let’s get this right. Fannie and Freddie are the benefactors of what is arguably the biggest governmental bailout of all time, but the folks who took stock in these companies and actually invested in these mortgage behemoths, have no place to sit when the music stops. That hardly seems fair. No, forget about fair, it’s flat out insultingly wrong! Read more
Don’t Ask A Real Estate Agent Anything About Real Estate Law
Although I am a Fort Lauderdale real estate agent, real estate law, or maybe perhaps real estate legend, says that agents can not give legal advice as this may be seen as being guilty of practicing law without a license. If that’s the case if someone asks me about their cough and I tell them that my opinion is that they need to take some Robitussin have I just practiced medicine without a license? Read more
President Bush Signs New Housing Rescue Bill But Why
This morning, President Bush signed the housing rescue bill that the Senate passed on Saturday. The sweeping $300 billion housing rescue bill is aimed at helping troubled homeowners avoid foreclosure and supporting mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Do You Know The Facts About The New Housing Relief Bill
Senate Approves Measure, but Critics Say Law Unlikely to Prevent Most Foreclosures
“This is not the end of the housing crunch,” said Jared Bernstein, a senior economist at the Economic Policy Institute. “Housing prices have already fallen 15 percent and they need to fall 10 percent more. This bill isn’t going to change that equation.” Read more
Free Video Service for Realtors And Real Estate Investing Professionals Launched
PropertyPreviews.com today announced the launch of its new Web site, which provides real estate professionals, real estate investors and those in the real estate investing field, photographers and home sellers with free and easy-to-use technology to instantly create engaging real estate video tours.
IndyMac Bank Shut Down By Feds!
IndyMac Bank’s assets were seized by federal regulators on Friday after succumbing to the pressures of tighter credit, tumbling home prices and rising foreclosures.
Real Estate Agents Being Held Liable For The Condition Of Foreclosures
From the “I saw this coming a mile away department”…it has finally happened. Frustrated municpalities are beginning to chase anyone and everyone associated with a run down, neglected foreclosure that is adding to blight in their communities.
