Chicago Real Estate

Geno Petro

Words From A Top Producer

Geno Petro

My name is Geno Petro. I began my real estate selling career with Joe Pinto in the year 2000. Each year since joining his organization my production volume of closed real estate transactions has increased by a double digit percentage over the previous year. The technology and lead generation program in my opinion, is second to none in the city of Chicago. Check us out… ChicagoHomeEstates.com provides all the support necessary to become a top producing Realtor. (Read More…)

December 21, 2006 3:49 pm • In: A Career With Chicago Home Estates
Joe Pinto

What Agents Say Who Have COMMITED To What We Offer

Joe Pinto

The following testamonials are but two examples of agents who were going nowhere with their previous companies. Both have been with us now for over three years and are recognized each year by the Chicago Association Of Realtors as ‘Outstanding Achievers.’ (Read More…)

Joe Pinto

About a career with Chicago Home Estates…

Joe Pinto

What we offer you

  • “Situational Realtime Training”
  • Immediate Open House Responsibility
  • Weekly Team Meetings
  • 2006 Internet Marketing System
  • Open Shared Work Environment
  • 2:1 Computer/Agent Ratio
  • Aggressive In-House Marketing Support
  • New Construction Developer Training

Are you ready to COMMIT?

  • Are You Internet Savvy?
  • Are You Committed To a Daily Schedule?
  • Are You Currently At the Top Of Your Field And Still not Satisfied?
  • Are You Open to Mentoring?
  • Are You Goal Oriented?
  • Are You A Goal Achiever?
  • Are You Ready to Earn $75,000 A Year In Income?
Ryan Wallenfang

Chicago: Still One Of The Best Real Estate Markets

Ryan Wallenfang

Home prices are still rising in Chicago. While other areas of the country continue to see declining home prices, Chicago continues to eke out a modest gain. See: Chicago Housing Continues to Appreciate

There are good reasons for this, too… (Read More…)

12:05 pm • In: The Agent's Perspective
Ryan Wallenfang
Q


How Easy Is It To Buy A Foreclosed Property?

How Easy Is It To Buy A Foreclosed Property?
George, Gold Coast

A

Purchasing foreclosed property is a profession in and of itself. It requires an intimate knowledge of one’s local real-estate market, cash and specialized lines of credit, and an unwise willingness to gamble on the condition of a property. If you are a builder or investor willing to hold a poorly researched investment, than it may work for you. But you are up against pros in this business. So, buyers beware…

Ryan Wallenfang

December 20, 2006 1:53 pm • In: Ask A Realtor
Eric Rojas
Q


Do you need a professional inspector for your home purchase?

Do you need a professional inspector for your home purchase?
John, from Lakeview

A

“The short answer is… no. But, buyers beware of course! I always advise my clients to have a professional home inspection with a written report for their prospective real estate acquisition. The inspection may uncover simple issues or complicated problems that will factor in the negotiation.  Plus, inspectors are great tutors for first time buyers!”

Eric Rojas

December 19, 2006 3:08 pm • In: Ask A Realtor
Julie Varones

Buyer Representation

Julie Varones

I have to share this story with you all!! I recently met a lovely couple at an open house in the West Loop. They were scanning the place and comparing room sizes to their condo down the street . When I asked them if they liked the place, they quickly replied, ” Oh, we are not buying, just trying hard to sell our place.” They told me that they had just purchased 8 months ago and they bought the 1st place they saw without a Realtor®. But, (Read More…)

2:04 pm • In: The Agent's Perspective
Rebecca Siffel

Are Buyer Incentives All That They Appear?

Rebecca Siffel

You’ve heard me say before that it’s only a buyer’s market if your actually buying, so you’re buying right? While we haven’t been inundated with them in the Chicago real estate market, I’m sure you’ve seen or heard more than one ad touting these “great” buyer incentives. (Read More…)

2:01 pm • In: The Agent's Perspective
Peter Basile

Working With Relatives

Peter Basile

When your in the business of showing real estate, working with relatives can have both “positve” and “negative” components to it. The “positive” aspect of it is “you know where you stand.” It is not uncommon for clients to test the waters of other real estate agents and cheat on you, so to speak. With a relative, you know the loyalty is there unconditionally. If not, your family might need some counseling. The “negative” aspect of it is “you also know where the property stands” in a very blunt way. (Read More…)

1:54 pm • In: The Agent's Perspective
Ben Osbun

Shopping For A Loan

Ben Osbun

Suppose you’re house hunting. You’re also mortgage hunting as well right? Just as there are several houses out there for you, there are several mortgages out there for you. We’re going to find you the house that is best for you - how are you going to get the mortgage that is best for you? (Read More…)

1:40 pm • In: The Agent's Perspective
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