The much anticipated downtown project Juhl Opened in June and has closed about 20 units with five more in the pipe. The lending sector has drastically changed since these units were sold so most buyers who are getting a loan are having troubles. If you have cash in hand that is another story.
If you are interested in current pricing and availablity pleases do not hesitate to give us a call at 702-835-9298. If we do not answer we are on the phone with another client or with a client, please leave your name number and brieft message.
Thank you
Olivia
Olivia McClellan, REALTOR®, ABR, CRS, GRI, RRG
Broker/Property Manager
Triple8 Associates Inc.
5940 S. Rainbow Blvd. Ste 1007
Las Vegas, NV 89118
Direct 702-372-2671
Fax: 702-948-5790
Olivia@Triple8Associates.com
Visit me online at www.Triple8Associates.com
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Press Release: JASON MCCLELLAN Earns REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ Certification.
JASON MCCLELLAN Earns REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ Certification.
For Immediate Release
Las Vegas, NV 2009 August 25 Jason McClellan has successfully completed the REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ certification to join an elite group of real estate professionals who have earned the prestigious certification offered through the National Institute of Webographers, LLC (www.webographers.com).
Jason McClellan has successfully completed 12 short courses which include: Online Business Strategy, Agent Websites, Single-property Websites, Lead Generation and Management, Virtual Tours, CMA and AVM technology, Neighborhood Search, Online Transaction Management, Electronic Forms, Virtual Assistants, Mobile Technologies and Blogs.
The REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ certification teaches real estate professionals how to develop and maintain an effective online business strategy in a web-based environment. Candidates learn how to establish an effective consumer-facing, all-inclusive web presence; while increasing their knowledge on real estate technologies and strategies clients expect. The program helps real estate agents and affiliates increase marketability by aiding them in determining where they should invest their resources to generate leads, acquire new clients, advertise and facilitate closings.
About Jason McClellan
Jason McClellan, a REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ professional, knows how to win more listings, attract buyers by turning a listing process into a marketing process. For more information about the valuable services that Jason provides to clients and web-savvy consumers, please feel free to make contact with:
Jason McClellan
jason@triple8associates.com
About National Institute of Webographers, LLC
Since 2004, The National Institute of Webographers, LLC has specialized in the education, training, assessment and certification of web-based technologies for the Real Estate industry. REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ certification teaches agents, brokers and assistants how to best utilize today’s most popular web-based technologies - the solutions for an all inclusive, consumer-centric web presence. Certification, online modules for REALTORS® and Assistants include Agent Websites, Single-property Websites, Lead Generation and Management, Virtual Tours, CMA and AVM technology, Neighborhood Search, Online Transaction Management, Electronic Forms, Blogs, Mobile Technologies, Virtual Assistants, and the Learning Laboratory™, where Certificants can access an array of showcased technologies for hands on learning. Available 24/7/365, these courses provide the opportunity for Real Estate professionals to learn at their own pace while enhancing the skill sets necessary to compete and excel with today’s web savvy consumers. REW™ professionals provide consumers with a positive and profitable Real Estate experience. For more information regarding The National Institute of Webographers, please visit www.webographers.com or contact Scott Lau at ScottLau@Webographers.com.
For Immediate Release
Las Vegas, NV 2009 August 25 Jason McClellan has successfully completed the REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ certification to join an elite group of real estate professionals who have earned the prestigious certification offered through the National Institute of Webographers, LLC (www.webographers.com).
Jason McClellan has successfully completed 12 short courses which include: Online Business Strategy, Agent Websites, Single-property Websites, Lead Generation and Management, Virtual Tours, CMA and AVM technology, Neighborhood Search, Online Transaction Management, Electronic Forms, Virtual Assistants, Mobile Technologies and Blogs.
The REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ certification teaches real estate professionals how to develop and maintain an effective online business strategy in a web-based environment. Candidates learn how to establish an effective consumer-facing, all-inclusive web presence; while increasing their knowledge on real estate technologies and strategies clients expect. The program helps real estate agents and affiliates increase marketability by aiding them in determining where they should invest their resources to generate leads, acquire new clients, advertise and facilitate closings.
About Jason McClellan
Jason McClellan, a REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ professional, knows how to win more listings, attract buyers by turning a listing process into a marketing process. For more information about the valuable services that Jason provides to clients and web-savvy consumers, please feel free to make contact with:
Jason McClellan
jason@triple8associates.com
About National Institute of Webographers, LLC
Since 2004, The National Institute of Webographers, LLC has specialized in the education, training, assessment and certification of web-based technologies for the Real Estate industry. REAL ESTATE WEBOGRAPHER™ certification teaches agents, brokers and assistants how to best utilize today’s most popular web-based technologies - the solutions for an all inclusive, consumer-centric web presence. Certification, online modules for REALTORS® and Assistants include Agent Websites, Single-property Websites, Lead Generation and Management, Virtual Tours, CMA and AVM technology, Neighborhood Search, Online Transaction Management, Electronic Forms, Blogs, Mobile Technologies, Virtual Assistants, and the Learning Laboratory™, where Certificants can access an array of showcased technologies for hands on learning. Available 24/7/365, these courses provide the opportunity for Real Estate professionals to learn at their own pace while enhancing the skill sets necessary to compete and excel with today’s web savvy consumers. REW™ professionals provide consumers with a positive and profitable Real Estate experience. For more information regarding The National Institute of Webographers, please visit www.webographers.com or contact Scott Lau at ScottLau@Webographers.com.
Monday, August 17, 2009
Good Article Calling out the Banks about where did the money go?
The Obama Administration slated billions to assist banks in hope for homeowners plan and did little to nothing depending on the bank to assist homeowners. The article posted in yesterdays Sunday RJ explains how some banks modified only 15% and most of the them ZERO that is right ZERO.
Read PDF article here
If you are not tweaked after reading this something is very wrong.
Read PDF article here
If you are not tweaked after reading this something is very wrong.
How are the banks using goverment money that was for hope for homeowners?
Read this article on yesterdays Sunday Review Journal about the % of homeowners some banks are helping and others haven't helped any but have taken the money.
Click Here for the PDF Link
If you are really ticked after reading this and many articles like it something is very wrong.
Click Here for the PDF Link
If you are really ticked after reading this and many articles like it something is very wrong.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Ex-Countrywide Execs Throw it in our Faces
BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- Call it another sign that fear is out, greed is back, and we have entered the new post-crisis era. Subprime Stan is back on Wall Street, after less than three years away.
Stanford "Stan" Kurland, the Countrywide Finance executive who pocketed more than $140 million at the expense of outside investors at the height of the subprime mania, has raised about $300 million from fresh investors for his latest venture -- trying to profit from the crisis.
His PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust (PMT) made its stock-market debut last week.
True, the IPO only raised about half the $750 million originally planned. But it's still plenty. Add it to the $584 million that Kurland has raised from other investors, including BlackRock and Highfield Capital Management, and it gives him a war chest of around $900 million.
The name of the game: Distressed mortgages, particularly the kind of troubled subprime loans that Countrywide used to make.
Buy 'em cheap. Cut a deal with the homeowner. Make a mint.
Kurland knows the business well.
For many years, he was the No. 2 at Countrywide Financial, the nation's biggest mortgage provider. Unlike perma-tanned Chief Executive Angelo Mozilo, Kurland stayed out of the spotlight and under the radar.
Smart move.
Countrywide has since been revealed as ground zero for the subprime scandal. The company, now part of Bank of America, has been widely accused of controversial and reckless lending during the boom.
It has since struck settlements with 40 states to modify controversial loans. The settlements may be valued as high as $8.6 billion. The SEC has charged Mozilo with securities fraud and insider trading in a civil suit. There is a running scandal about friendly mortgages he provided to politicians. (Mozilo, through his attorney, has denied any wrongdoing).
At the height of the boom, the company was valued at $25 billion and was making pre-tax profits of more than $4 billion.
When the crisis brought about its collapse, it was sold to Bank of America /quotes/comstock/13*!bac/quotes/nls/bac (BAC 16.78, +0.08, +0.48%) for scrap.
How did Kurland make out?
Pretty well. A review of all 173 of the company's Form 4 SEC filings shows that from 2003 through 2006 he sold stock to outsiders valued at $203 million, according to my calculations. After deducting stock-option costs, he netted a personal gain of $141 million, again by my calculations. Then he resigned quietly in October 2006 -- just before the roof fell in.
Those outside investors lost nearly all their money when the firm plunged into crisis.
Kurland has since said he was unaware of the scale of the problems at Countrywide while he was there. He declined to be interviewed for this article -- PennyMac is in its regulatory "quiet period" following the IPO. But in March, he and his pals persuaded the New York Times that he had tried to maintain decent lending standards at the mortgage giant. Indeed it was suggested that a dispute over this with Mozilo have been the reason he quit.
Stanford "Stan" Kurland, the Countrywide Finance executive who pocketed more than $140 million at the expense of outside investors at the height of the subprime mania, has raised about $300 million from fresh investors for his latest venture -- trying to profit from the crisis.
His PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust (PMT) made its stock-market debut last week.
True, the IPO only raised about half the $750 million originally planned. But it's still plenty. Add it to the $584 million that Kurland has raised from other investors, including BlackRock and Highfield Capital Management, and it gives him a war chest of around $900 million.
The name of the game: Distressed mortgages, particularly the kind of troubled subprime loans that Countrywide used to make.
Buy 'em cheap. Cut a deal with the homeowner. Make a mint.
Kurland knows the business well.
For many years, he was the No. 2 at Countrywide Financial, the nation's biggest mortgage provider. Unlike perma-tanned Chief Executive Angelo Mozilo, Kurland stayed out of the spotlight and under the radar.
Smart move.
Countrywide has since been revealed as ground zero for the subprime scandal. The company, now part of Bank of America, has been widely accused of controversial and reckless lending during the boom.
It has since struck settlements with 40 states to modify controversial loans. The settlements may be valued as high as $8.6 billion. The SEC has charged Mozilo with securities fraud and insider trading in a civil suit. There is a running scandal about friendly mortgages he provided to politicians. (Mozilo, through his attorney, has denied any wrongdoing).
At the height of the boom, the company was valued at $25 billion and was making pre-tax profits of more than $4 billion.
When the crisis brought about its collapse, it was sold to Bank of America /quotes/comstock/13*!bac/quotes/nls/bac (BAC 16.78, +0.08, +0.48%) for scrap.
How did Kurland make out?
Pretty well. A review of all 173 of the company's Form 4 SEC filings shows that from 2003 through 2006 he sold stock to outsiders valued at $203 million, according to my calculations. After deducting stock-option costs, he netted a personal gain of $141 million, again by my calculations. Then he resigned quietly in October 2006 -- just before the roof fell in.
Those outside investors lost nearly all their money when the firm plunged into crisis.
Kurland has since said he was unaware of the scale of the problems at Countrywide while he was there. He declined to be interviewed for this article -- PennyMac is in its regulatory "quiet period" following the IPO. But in March, he and his pals persuaded the New York Times that he had tried to maintain decent lending standards at the mortgage giant. Indeed it was suggested that a dispute over this with Mozilo have been the reason he quit.
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