Today’s home sellers and buyers are more and more willing to consider doing it themselves - and they have more options available than ever before to help them. Fizber.com, a major real estate property-listing website, announced the launch of a FSBO Help Center which provides unrepresented home sellers and buyers with the guidance, publicity, and resources they need to successfully complete their real estate transaction.Over the years, internet marketing has changed dramatically. Nowadays just posting a property on any web site isn’t as effective as it was 3 years ago. “We’ve evolved with changing market conditions,” said Julia Foster, Fizber.com PR Manager. “We offer sellers who are representing themselves a menu of services and resources in our FSBO Help Center“.

The FSBO Help Center features helpful articles, marketing tips, Ad writing tips, FSBO handbook full of valuable information, effective techniques, targeted tips, worksheets, checklists, and a lot more. Home sellers are able to find sound advice on various aspects of selling their home, from yard clean-up to managing their open house. Buyers browsing the Help Center will find helpful and informative articles to learn how to buy the For Sale By Owner home they’re looking for.

Julia Foster of Fizber.com explains,

“For the most part, homes change hands under a sales model that goes like this: A seller engages a listing agent to market the home, negotiate with buyers and manage the closing process. For that, the seller pays 3 percent of the sales price. Meanwhile, other agents bring their clients to see the home and the seller pays another 3 percent to the agent whose client ultimately makes the purchase. Do the math and it’s easy to see why sellers are tempted to eliminate - or at least reduce - the role played by real estate agents in that equation. The total commission on a $300,000 home amounts to $18,000.”

Full release: PRweb.com

Google Bookmarks Digg Reddit del.icio.us Ma.gnolia Technorati Slashdot Yahoo My Web

SellYourHouseForFree.com have introduced a new system that automatically deletes old listings from its database of properties. Proprietor Charles Sweeney said “This new system means that all the listings on our website are fresh which is excellent news for buyers who are tired of coming up against sold properties.”

Research shows that a great frustration for house buyers is viewing properties for sale online that have already been sold. With For Sale By Owner websites the listing is provided by the seller but is often not deleted when the property is sold. The new system devised by SellYourHouseForFree.com automatically deletes listings when they reach 28 days old.

The internet makes it very easy for home sellers to sell their home themself. This sector of real estate is known as FSBO. Typically a seller will register with a website and fill out a listing form to advertise their house for sale. The greatest disadvantage of this system for buyers, is that the website relies on the seller deleting their listing when the property sells. When you have just sold your house, you have a lot of matters to attend to and going around deleting the listings you made is not a priority. This results in For Sale By Owner sites filling up with stale listings.

SellYourHouseForFree recognized this frustration for buyers after researching Fizzbo forums. They have come up with a new system that automatically deletes property listings when they reach twenty eight days old. This is fairly young in terms of For Sale By Owner listings, particularly with today’s deflated market but the seller can keep their listing live if they so desire…

Full release: PRleap.com

Google Bookmarks Digg Reddit del.icio.us Ma.gnolia Technorati Slashdot Yahoo My Web

FSBO Media management has been working on restructuring the company over the past several months.

“The company has been adjusting to the real estate and mortgage meltdown and will inform our shareholders in future news releases of our restructuring progress,”

said FSBO Media’s President Steve Bazsuly.

He added,

“In the past, our policy of sharing our business plan and ideas with potential acquisition targets or joint venture partners has proven unsuccessful. Ultimately once we disclosed our business plan and placed it on the table for discussions, the acquisition target used our ideas and information to develop their own business model without our involvement even though we jointly executed non-circumventions and non disclosures. Our choice is to defer litigation at this time, as it would put financial burdens on our company. Our time and capital are being directed in developing a new and exciting business model.”

Bazsuly concluded,

“Sadly, the days of handshakes, written agreements and fair play have been drowned out by greed and stupidity. Accordingly, we will not make any disclosures until the day we launch.”

Full Press Release: marketwire.com

Google Bookmarks Digg Reddit del.icio.us Ma.gnolia Technorati Slashdot Yahoo My Web

November 25th, 2007Help Available for FSBO Sellers

Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) November 16, 2007 - Years ago many real estate transactions were not in writing. Landlords and tenants, buyers and sellers, made agreements by accepting the others word as a solemn promise. Today, when buying or selling a home, accurate, legal documentation is crucial to managing real estate matters.

Fizber.com, a FSBO website, has recently started to provide real estate forms as part of their For Sale by Owner package. “If home sellers encounter a buyer who wants to buy their property, but do not know how to get a written contract offer prepared, we help them get the necessary forms for their state because our goal is to make a Fizzbo transaction as easy and comfortable as possible,” says Julia Foster, PR Manager for Fizber.com. “It’s always a good idea to get it in writing while you are both agreed on what you want to do and the ideas are still fresh in both your minds”.

One can’t deny the importance of having a written contract in order to have maximum protection during the real estate transaction. Fizber.com provides access to most typical real estate forms. Typical forms used in a real estate transaction include an Offer to Purchase, Real Estate Sales Contract, Residential Disclosure Statement, and various other forms including a Rental Agreement…

Full story: PRweb.com

Google Bookmarks Digg Reddit del.icio.us Ma.gnolia Technorati Slashdot Yahoo My Web

© 2005 Fizzbo Central | iKon Theme | Real Estate Weblinks | Powered by Wordpress