November 24, 2010
Real Estate Market | Becoming A Real Estate Agent In A Down Market
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April 1, 2011
landwish @ 11:30 pm:
New homes are often called "new construction". Old homes are just called "real estate". I don't believe there is any special name for them.
A lot of sites list the age of each home and some let you specify acceptable ages in your search.
August 7, 2011
Chris C @ 9:17 am:
Hello,
In America we have two categories of real estate. Residential (single family residence) of 1-4 units and Commercial.
Residential has new, resale, apartments, rentals, duplex, condo, townhouse and four-plex.
Commercial includes apartments of 5 units or more. In different states this can also be co-ops, senior housing, timeshares and multi-units. Commercial also includes business complexes, industrial and distribution.
A good website for properties for investment is loopnet.com. You can review and gather information
Please contact me with any other questions or assistance I can give you.
Thanks,
Chris C
Real Estate Broker/Lender