Over on Facebook, we asked our friends if they could guess the term to this definition: "Marketing using adjectives and opinions - not facts or details." Can you guess the term? (more…)
Over on Facebook, we asked our friends if they could guess the term to this definition: "A borrower's right, up to the moment of a foreclosure sale, to step in and pay what he owed and reclaim property forfeited due to mortgage default." Can you guess the term? (more…)
Over on Facebook, we asked our friends if they could guess the term to this definition: "A clause in a deed of trust allowing non-judicial foreclosure." Can you guess the term? (more…)
Over on Facebook, we asked our friends if they could guess the term to this definition: "An economic characteristic of land stating that a short supply where demand is great will cause an increase in value - usually based on geography." Can you guess the term? (more…)
This week, our main themes include the city where the dollar doesn't stretch too far when it comes to real estate, a look at virtual reality with Oculus Rift, Ten-X - the future of real estate and more. Don't forget, there’s something for everyone to read, so make sure to share what articles resonated with you the most over at the Champions School of Real Estate Facebook and Twitter pages! 1. San Francisco Office Rents Pass Manhattan as Most Expensive in Country Nick Wingfield, Bits Blog - New York Times "Move over Manhattan: Office rents in San Francisco have eclipsed those in New York’s costliest borough as the most expensive in the country." 2. Oculus Rift: The Price of a Sharper Vision Dan Gallagher, The Wall Street Journal "VR could eventually disrupt areas…