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Most of us have an emotional attachment to our home, and while this is a good thing, it is best if we can be detached from it when it comes to the sale of our house. Emotional attachment can lead to lost equity.

Thinking of Selling your Home?
By: Alan Olson | 22/01/2008 | Real Estate
Selling a home in many areas of the USA at the moment is a gamble. It is difficult to decide whether or not to sell, whether to list at what you feel is the market price, or whether you should undercut the market price.

Staying Safe While Selling Your Home By Owner
By: Eric Rogers | 06/04/2007 | Real Estate
Image the following situation: you are home with your children while your spouse is away when you hear a knock on the door. It's someone who saw your yard sign while driving by and wishes to take a tour of your home. You are now faced with a situation that...

Selling Your Own Home
By: Dave Huffman | 19/05/2007 | Non-Fiction
You can sell your own home and avoid paying the thousands in realtor fees.

Selling your Home - Entice Single Buyers Too
By: Robert Nachman | 24/01/2008 | Real Estate
For the first time ever - yes ever - single heads of households outnumbered married's. That is difficult to believe but that is what the 2006 statistics tell us.

Tips for Selling Your Home Faster
By: Gary Nealon | 16/04/2008 | Real Estate
Selling your house in a down economy can be a difficult task. Follow these simple steps to maximize the amount you get for your house and to help sell your house faster.

Fsbos: How-To Protect Yourself When Selling Your Home
By: Melanie R. Jordan | 15/10/2006 | Advertising
Most people who sell their home by themselves, are perfectly capable of doing so if they are so inclined, but while you're thinking about that great savings you're pocketing on the real estate commission, you could be putting you and your family at risk,

What to Do When Your Home Isn't Selling
By: Reginald D Wimbley | 15/07/2008 | Real Estate
When you sell your home, the process is almost like going to a job interview. Selling a home involves presentation, which is one of the key factors that determine the outcome. Although this may sound a bit weird, presentation is a way of life in the world of real estate. Buyers in today’s market look for good presentation – many basing their final decisions on it.

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Real Estate Short Sale
By: pypermaxkidd | 13-07-2008
Does anyone know a real estate agent in Waco Texas who is experienced in short sales?

Family tree
By: Lisa | 13-07-2008
where does the name welna originate from

How do I modify a mortgage loan when the assessed ...
By: J | 13-07-2008
How do I go about modifying a mortgage loan due to the assessor sending me a letter stating that the assessed value has dropped to a ridiculous amount! Just purchased property August 07. I am taking legal action due to the real estate purchase and loan transaction being overtly fraudulent, meanwhile I am responsible for this loan.  Please offer any thoughts.

Square foot sales price
By: tim | 12-07-2008
What is the average square foot price of sold homes for 2008 in Piedmont, CA 94611?

I would like to know if 293 beverly cout is for ...
By: RG | 12-07-2008
i would like to know if 293 beverly cout is for sale

For sale by owner
By: juanita | 12-07-2008
how can I find information about selling a house by my self without paying "flat fees"or any other fee,or having to buy books that'll "guide me through the proccess"?

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How to Write a Book Using a Road Map for Success
By: Earma Brown | 24/07/2008
Everyday someone hops a train to start writing a book. Unfortunately as one person gets on the train to write a book there are several people who decide that it's hopeless, they'll never complete their book and get off the train. My hope is that you will be the one who starts the journey of writing a book and stays on to completion.

Philosophical Pragmatism
By: Samreen Soomro | 23/07/2008
Article comparing the views of William James, Oliver Wendell Homes, and Chales Peirce on Philosophical Pragmatism

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one should take care while traveling alone..

In the Lap of the Gods 18
By: Steve Morgan | 20/07/2008
Steve gets a real beating and makes a promise.

In the Lap of the Gods 17
By: Steve Morgan | 20/07/2008
Steve learns a huge lesson but makes a mortal enemy.

My Mental Processing of Death
By: Gabrielle Gragston | 16/07/2008
I wrote this on the one month anniversary after my Yaya (greek for Grandmother) passed away unexpectedly and suddenly.

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote: Crime, Punishment, and More
By: Philip Spires | 15/07/2008
A truly frightening view of how violence and murder can come home.

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Problems of Old-Style Conferences
By: Bill Weaver | 28/08/2006 | Motivational
When was the last time you heard anyone come up with a radically new and unconventional idea in an old-style conference or committee meeting? I can't remember one. Conferences are supposed to stimulate thought, but, as we all know, they usually stifle it.

5 Bowling Tips for Beginners
By: Bill Weaver | 28/08/2006 | Sports and Fitness
When a person is a beginner at bowling, there are a number of details at which he should work and of which he should think, if he wishes to bowl correctly and to improve quickly. I have listed below a number of these details and, if strict attention is paid to them, the average beginner may cut his "apprenticeship" to a fraction of the time ordinarily spent in learning the game.

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Routine cleaning of your stove is not only a safe thing to do, but it will make your food taste better and save energy!

Small Ideas Make a Difference
By: Bill Weaver | 27/08/2006 | Motivational
Ideas change the world! No matter how big or small they may be, you can benefit from them. As you will find out, even the smallest of ideas have led to major discoveries!

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By: Bill Weaver | 06/08/2006 | Motivational
You know the difference an idea makes. You may not realize it, but if you look about you where you work, in a large office, on an assembly line, in the government, on a salesman's beat, in a small store, in a laboratory, in the shipping room or the executive suite, you will see the difference an idea makes.

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By: Bill Weaver | 05/08/2006 | Sports and Fitness
Every sport has its rules of etiquette. In golf, for example, one does not talk or move while a player is shooting. In basketball, the crowd is silent when a free throw is made. Even in such a rugged sport as boxing, a man who has scored a knockdown retires to the farthest neutral corner to allow his opponent a chance to get up after a count. So it is in bowling.