#Realtor Pro

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From Is Kichijoji the Only Place to Live? Vol.5 Ch.23: "Every Day In a Vacation Mood"

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[chonkyvoreai]

Realtor Vore Pro Tip #2: If the house isn't going to work out for a client, make sure they can't say no to another option.

[celestie0]

Ok, but like imagine if ihm!gojo was divorced from kickoff!reader lmaooooooooo. The dude had a crisis, moved to a different city and became a real estate agent

😭😭 when the break up so bad u quit pro soccer to become a suburban realtor

[nakedanddismayed]

the universe is loud. but it could mean anything.

yesterday i sent an email to our realtor: if this is still available in november and it gets low enough that we can afford a paint job, we’ll buy.

but today i’m texting my best friend about homes. i open it one more time just to look… and it has been painted. and the price is lowered once again.

i text S. i hear him run upstairs.

“should we buy this house?”

it does have everything we want. we call his stepdad and he’s on the phone with us for an hour. going over pros and cons. he’s excited for us. you can tell he’s fallen in love too.

it’s clear he doesn’t necessarily think we can afford it. not knowing we can put > 100 down.

but the conversation puts me at ease. maybe it’s possible.

we call our realtor. he’s out of town but can have someone meet us.

the fourth weekend in a row of road tripping 7 hours.

but we’re doing it.

could this be our future?

[loveisnotovertae]

Love is Not Over

✏️Taehyung x OFC ✏️Friends to Lover AU 🛑 Rated 18+ 📖WC:1613 ⚠️Mentally abusive and controlling ex, stalking, mention of anxiety cheating, COVID, drinking, drunk hookup, masturbation, oral, accidental marriage, accidental pregnancy⚠️

Mae always wanted to go to South Korea and visit all the places her Aunt and Uncle used to tell her stories about. So after catching her fiancè cheating, she did just that. Her two month trip turned into a permanent stay thanks to covid lockdown. A friendly neighbor turned best friend, who just so happened to be part of the biggest music group in the world. A drunken night that changed her life forever.

Chapter 20

Mae listened to Taehyung talk with ARMY while she went through the last of the listings that the realtor sent over. The past week had been busy to say the least. She and Taehyung’s mom, along with the security team the company hired, would spend their days checking out different locations for Wander.

Her nights were late and her days started early. She was tired and wanted nothing more than to sleep in her own bed, but her things were still packed away because she hadn’t had time to do anything.

When Taehyung called a few hours ago he mentioned that he planned to go live. So once again when she found herself awake and stressed in the middle of the night, she decided to turn it on. That was almost two hours ago.

“Everyone,” Taehyung said as Mae finished up her pros and cons list. “Before I end this, we need to have a discussion.”

For the first time since she turned on the live Mae put down her papers and looked at her phone. Just one look into his eyes as he thought of what to say next, Mae knew what he was going to do.

“I’ve read your comments, and I’ve seen your questions.”

“Oh, this should be good.” Mae chuckled, then opened a new tab on her computer to bring up the stream before turning it off of her phone.

“I’m not the only person this involves, and I’m not sure what she’ll feel comfortable with me saying.”

When Taehyung paused to read the fast moving chat, Mae took the opportunity to send him a quick text. “I’m watching. Say whatever you feel comfortable saying.” When he picked up his phone and smiled at the camera, she quickly texted back. “No to whatever just came across your mind. Remember you’re live.”

Taehyung laughed before going back to talking with his fans. “We haven’t publicly come out and said anything. Just as we were getting ready to let everyone know, there was an article released. So let me clear up a few things. I met Mae roughly two years ago through a friend. When I met her she wasn’t with anyone nor was she engaged. She’d ended it with that person before she even came to Seoul a year prior. I’m not going to say what happened between them, that’s not my story to tell. She’d been living in Seoul for almost a year when I met her. I asked her out two months later. She was hesitant at first because of that previous relationship. It took me a few tries before she said yes,” Taehyung snorted.

Mae cocked an eyebrow at the story he was telling. “I think this asshole rehearsed this,” she laughed.

“Our marriage wasn’t a ‘drunken mistake.’ I proposed to her on our one year anniversary.” Taehyung paused and read the chat. “No, I'm not going to tell you how I did it,” he laughed. “I’ll just say this, it involved a picnic and someone we both very much adore carrying the ring. Anyways,” he said, taking a drink. “I’m not really sure what came over us on our trip to Jeju. We were already in the process of planning our wedding for next year. So we weren’t in a hurry. When we walked by the chapel, after our date at the Jazz Club, we both just looked at each other and had the same idea. So we did it. Now for the annulment papers. I’m the one that had them done just in case. I know we both made the decision to get married that day. But Mae, being the independent woman she is, had a few things she wanted to do before we married. We’d discussed that when we first got engaged and I guess while we were in the moment we forgot that. So I went to my lawyer’s and had him fill out the paperwork just in case.” Taehyung adjusted in his seat and sighed. “I’m not a perfect person. Nobody is. Mae was upset with what I did. She had every right to be. If I was in her place I would’ve been too. While she was here we talked and I immediately called my lawyer and had him get rid of it. I don’t know how that person got the information. But I want to officially let you all know that I am married. Mae is a beautiful, kind, loving, goofy woman. She makes me very happy.”

Mae tilted her head and made a mental note to ask him when he came up with all of this the next time she talked to him.

Taehyung read out one of the many questions in chat, “Do I love her? Yes,” Mae’s eyes widened and her heart stopped when she saw the serious look on his face as he stared directly into the camera. “I fell in love with her the first time I saw her. I fell in love with her when the first words she spoke to me were a jumbled mess.”

Mae let out a small laugh and whispered, “Jimin container kimchi mom empty.”

“I fell in love with her the first time she smiled. I fell in love with her the first time she laughed. I fall in love with her more and more everyday.”

She sat there silently and stared into Taehyung’s eyes through the screen. Was he really telling the truth? And why did the thought of Kim Teahyung being in love with her bring butterflies to her stomach and bring a stupid smile to her face?

Mae was pulled out of her thoughts when Taehyung’s laughter filled the silent apartment. “Don’t worry guys, she knows that my heart also belongs to you, ARMY. My heart is big enough to love both of you.”

Mae waited until Taehyung finished his goodbyes and then texted him. “You’ve got some explaining to do, Kim Taehyung.”

It took awhile before he replied, she figured it was because he was giving a manager back their phone. When he did she was cleaning up for bed.

Mae, have you slept yet?

Don’t you weasel your way out of this, Tae. I have a lot of questions.

Haha, I’m not trying to weasel my way out of anything. And I’m taking that as a no. Get some sleep, Mae. It’s late and you get grouchy when you’re tired.

I do not!

Whatever you say, sunshine. Get some sleep and I’ll explain everything later. I promise.

Ugh, fine.

Goodnight, Mae. Have sweet dreams of me.

Mae rolled her eyes and put her phone on the charger before curling up on the couch. Her plan for tomorrow was to get answers and attempt to get her room set up. Or at least arranged so she didn’t have to climb over things to get to her bathroom. It was the only day she didn’t have things planned and the guys were due back in five days.

[dianapana]

SH Month 2023 Day 2 - Home is where you are

Hinata POV

Hands in her lap, fidgeting, she’s crumpling and creasing her pretty and formal shirt, but the nerves are too much for her and she needs to let them out in some way or another.

Raising her hand to her mouth, another nervous tick, biting around her nails (not the nails while she has a pretty design on them) but she then realizes her hands are probably filled with germs from the plane and the luggage and everything, so she puts them back down.

“First time flying?”

The kind old lady sitting next to her asks.

“Oh, no, no it’s not.”

Smiling shily at her. The lady justifies her question by saying she looks awfully nervous.

“Ah yes. It’s my first time flying without my husband. He was supposed to come too, but his work got in the way so now I’m going alone and he’ll join me in a few days and it’s all just…very scary”

She talked really fast, somewhere in the middle she became aware of it but couldn’t really stop so she just went on and on.

“We’re moving. Because of my work and he kinda gave his 2 month notice and now they’re freaking out at his office and making him stay overtime and we’re going to look at places to move into and we have a few showings even before he’ll arrive so I’ll have to go all alone and decide if that’s a good fit for us in the long run and-”

The Lady laughs at her and pats her shoulder.

“I am sure whatever home you and your husband choose will be wonderful.”

Very polite way of ending the conversation. Hinata nods a bit awkwardly.

Getting her phone out, should she call Sasuke? Now before the flight starts and they won’t be allowed to anymore. But he may be in a meeting.

Deciding to send him a short text instead.

‘We are leaving in a few moments. I’ll turn my phone off. I love you’

Sasuke POV

He’s quite annoyed.

This? This is why he couldn’t go with Hinata to Berlin? This???

It’s a stupid meeting that could have been an e-mail. It’s a stupid meeting about a project that will start AFTER he leaves.

Checking his phone for the time. He couldn’t even wait with her in the airport because it was just sooo important that he is present here.

He has a text from Hinata. From 28 minutes ago. Her flight must have left already. So they won’t be able to talk for the next 8 hours.

The meeting finally concludes. What was discussed? He has no idea because he paid no mind to anything. Had the CEO not been a really important family friend he would have just left. Quit on the spot. He’s regretting not having done that.

Hinata POV

They’re facetiming. She’s walking him through the first apartment.

“It feels a bit small. Especially compared to our current place”

But they live at a house now so it feels a bit unfair to compare the two.

“I do like that it’s so close to my work though. And it’s on the last floor. So nosy neighbours above. But yea I just feel like something’s missing”

Sasuke hums. “If you don’t like it then it’s a no go”

“It’s not that I don’t like it…The bathroom is very beautiful and big. Here let me show it to you again”

The realtor is waiting on the hall, she was here with Hianta explaining everything 10 minutes ago but then she called Sasuke and they started speaking Japanese so she slowly exited and gave them privacy.

They talk for a bit more. But nothing remains. Sasuke says that she shouldn’t worry too much, that this is the first place she sees.

“Make a list. Of the pros and cons. We’ll do the save for all of them and see in the end what’s best”

“I will…I just…I wish you were here”

“I do too love…”

*

The second place is a bit more her style. It’s big and pretty. It’s a house. But it’s outside Berlin and it would take her over 50 minutes to commute to work every day.

“Yea…that is a bit of an issue. Especially since my new job is also in a different part of the city. We’ll need two cars…”

“Are you still looking at what other things are around my office?”

Sasuke has a job lined up. From his company but the Germany branch. He’s not totally sold on it because of how far away he and Hinata would work. They were used to having lunch dates daily. So he’s looking for things that may be closer to her.

“I saw an offer from your company actually. I applied there. It would nice if we were to work in the same place”

“It really really would”

The conversation turns to the house again and she’s complaining about the lack of any supermarket or convenience store within walking distance.

“I can’t wait for you to get here. Did you pack yet?”

“I did. I’m just now eating the last things in the fridge that may go bad in the 2 weeks we’ll be gone”

Sasuke POV

He told her it’s not necessary for her to wake up at the crack of dawn (4 a.m.) to come greet him at the airport. But when he walks through the entrance an sees her there he’s not surprised at all.

Her smile is so wide when she finally sees him too and she’s running. Gosh he missed her too. And they were away for only 4 days.

“Hello baby” caressing her hair softly and placing a sweet kiss onto pretty lips. “I missed you”

She’s hugging him very close. “I did too. Come, let’s go sleep I’m sure you’re tired from the flight”

He really is.

*

“So…do we have a tour today? Where’s this house located?”

They end up seeing another 3 houses and 5 more apartments and none of them are perfect. And the more they see and the more complaints they have the more upset Hinata gets.

“It’s my fault that we have to uproot from home and come here and and-

We can’t even find a good home…”

She’s sitting on his lap, face buried in his shoulder. She’s not crying but probably frustration tears aren’t far behind.

“I think we’re getting hunged up on the small details. At the end of the day…it’s just a house we’re viewing and it’s out job to make it a home.

At the end of the day, we’ve been in this tiny hotel room for almost 2 weeks, but doesn’t it feel like home by now?”

He’s hugging her closer, pressing soft kisses on the top of her head. Fingers going up and down her back.

“I’m sure whichever house we go for it’ll all turn out well. They were all pretty. And they’re even better when I think that I’ll spend all my time there with you. So, cheer up…I don’t like seeing you upset over such things Hina”

Raising her head, pretty lavender eyes looking into black ones, her lips pouting. He can’t help giving them a quick peck.

“Maybe you’re right…home is wherever you are…”

~

@sasuhinamonth

[chef-de-cuisine]

Truthful Tuesday! What’s the last lie you’ve told?

Probably when I told the realtor that I'm familiar with the process of buying a house. *chuckles, buttering toast* Luckily Lena's a pro at it.

[sunblonderealtors]

Investing in Real Estate in Mumbai: Is Now the Right Time?

Deciding if now is the right time to invest in Mumbai real estate depends on your individual goals and risk tolerance. By carefully weighing the pros and cons and doing your due diligence, you can make an informed decision about whether investing in Mumbai real estate is the right step for you right now.

The current state of the Mumbai real estate market

Mumbai's real estate market appears to be on a positive trajectory in 2024. There are reports of significant growth in the first quarter of 2024, with rising demand for both residential and commercial properties. The demand for high-end apartments remains high, with developers catering to this segment with new projects. overall, Mumbai continues to be an attractive destination for investors, both domestic and foreign

The potential for future growth in the Mumbai real estate market

India's economic recovery is expected to continue, which will likely boost demand for housing and office space in Mumbai as a financial hub. Ongoing infrastructure projects, like new metro lines, are creating new areas for development and improving connectivity within the city, making these areas more attractive for residents and businesses. The potential for future growth seems significant. However, It's important to stay informed about economic trends and government policies that could influence the market.

Things to consider before investing in real estate in Mumbai

Market Knowledge: Deep dive into current market trends, property price movements, rental yields in different areas, and overall market health.

Area Expertise: Focus on specific neighborhoods that align with your goals. Understand their growth trajectories, demographics, infrastructure plans, and rental potential

Strategic Selection: Consider not just current amenities but also future infrastructure projects and development plans in the area. This can significantly impact property value

Accessibility Matters: Choose a location with good connectivity to public transport, schools, hospitals, and workplaces, depending on your target demographic (families, young professionals etc.)

Investment Strategy: Align your property choice with your goals. If rental income is your focus, prioritize high-yield areas. For capital appreciation, consider up-and-coming neighborhoods.

Tips for successful real estate investment in Mumbai

Stay informed about current market trends, property prices, and future projections.

Real estate is a long-term investment. Think about your future needs and if the property aligns with them.

Consider the amenities offered by the property and the surrounding area that enhance your investment's value.

[liliana-von-k]

Pro tip: when the realtor comes over to evaluate your house, maybe remember to put away your vibrator instead of leaving it in plain view next to your bed.

[brasideios]

Snippet Sunday

Taking great delight in my own stoopid jokes about pro-Roman realtors, (despite there being no evidence I'm aware of that such people even existed).

It's a small consolation in the sheer ploddery of editing and rewriting.

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Fidiculus [the realtor] said, ‘I’m glad you’re here, as I’ve found two places that I think will suit your needs very well, and one of them is truly a steal.’ Rufus only raised an eyebrow. He’d suffered through the patter of property sellers many times, and it was always the same. He anticipated that both places would make his hair stand on end. A litter had arrived at the doorway, and Fidiculus ushered him into it, before giving directions and climbing in himself. Beamingly, he said, ‘The first place we’re looking at – not too far from here, near the southern wall - is a property attached to the Imperial estates, so your rent will go straight back into the running of the Roman state. That should give you a feeling of happy continuity.’ Rufus snorted, ‘Happy continuity? You mean that my money will continue to line the pocket of the Princeps? Marvellous!’ He chuckled before saying, ‘Tell me – does that line work on anyone?’ Fidiculus allowed himself a small smile. ‘You’d be surprised; but I see that you're a more cynical customer – that's good to know.’

[chonkyvoreai]

Realtor Pro Vore Tip: Bring an inspector buddy to find 'something wrong' with the house, and then offer the client a rent free, centrally heated, cozy space instead.

[mariacallous]

Housing advocates tired of the Bay Area’s foot-dragging efforts to plan for more homes amid an intensifying housing crisis are taking matters to the courts.

On Tuesday, three pro-housing groups announced they had sued 11 cities and Santa Clara County for failing to meet a Jan. 31 deadline to submit their future homebuilding proposals to state regulators.

Advocates contend the jurisdictions have long resisted growth and are now ignoring their responsibility to prepare for significantly more housing over the next decade. The cities include Palo Alto, Cupertino, Burlingame, Daly City, Martinez, Pinole, Pleasant Hill, Richmond, Fairfax, Novato and Belvedere.

The goal of the dozen lawsuits? To force local governments to adopt housing plans — dubbed “housing elements” — that actually meet the state’s strict planning requirements. And to ensure jurisdictions are subject to penalties — including losing control over local laws governing development — until they do.

“We want a judge to order the cities to adopt a compliant housing element, and have the cities acknowledge there are consequences,” said Greg Magofña, director of development and outreach with the Oakland-based California Housing Defense Fund, one of the groups filing the lawsuits.

As of Tuesday afternoon, just 29 of the region’s 109 cities and counties had adopted the every-eight-year plans, according to the California Department of Housing and Community Development. And just four of those plans — from San Francisco, Emeryville, San Leandro and the city of Alameda — had been deemed in compliance by the state.

Advocates say the 12 lawsuits are just the beginning. They aim to sue even more out-of-compliance cities and counties in the coming weeks. Magofña said the three pro-housing groups will continue targeting local governments with a history of denying new homes — particularly apartments and affordable housing — and that tend to be “whiter, richer and more exclusionary.”

In addition to the California Housing Defense Fund, San Francisco-based YIMBY Law and Californians for Homeownership — a nonprofit launched by the California Association of Realtors — are behind the lawsuits.

Geoff Gillette, a spokesperson for Pleasant Hill in suburban Contra Costa County, said the city had yet to be served with the civil lawsuit. He refuted the notion that Pleasant Hill isn’t making enough progress on its housing element. The city submitted an initial draft of its plan late last year.

“We’ve taken this very seriously,” Gillette said. “For us, it’s important that we do the process right and we make sure that our community is aware that it’s a transparent process.”

Gillette pointed to regulators’ increased planning expectations this eight-year cycle as a primary reason why the city’s plan is late. The state is now requiring cities and counties to spell out in detail how they plan to phase in mandated reforms, such as easing restrictions on new multifamily housing, and prove that areas identified for future homes have a realistic chance of development.

“These are things we weren’t going to shortcut on or rush through to meet the deadline,” Gillette said.

Another challenge for local governments: they have to prepare for significantly more housing.

By 2031, the nine-county Bay Area is on the hook for approving more than 441,000 single-family homes, apartments, townhomes and condos for people of all income levels. That’s double the goal for the past eight years, representing a roughly 15% increase in the region’s total housing stock, in large part to make up for decades of failing to hit state homebuilding targets.

Some local officials and neighborhood groups say the dramatically increased goals ignore the effect new development would have on traffic, the environment and wildfire risk, among other impacts.

In a statement, Livable California, a group that aims to “foster equitable, livable communities and truly affordable housing” said it “does not believe cities should be forced into planning more than local voters deem appropriate.”

“We are in favor of local control and community planning efforts. We believe local government officials know what’s best for their constituents.”

If those officials continue dragging their feet on their housing plans, advocates want them to feel the repercussions. Enter the “builder’s remedy.”

The provision in state housing law could enable developers to push through projects of virtually any size almost anywhere they please, as long as a portion of the building includes affordable units. The penalty hasn’t been legally tested, so advocates are suing in part to compel a judge to clarify when jurisdictions are subject to the law.

JR Fruen, an attorney and housing advocate newly elected to the Cupertino City Council, said he believes his city is already at risk of the builder’s remedy since it only recently submitted a housing element draft.

But he said with a new council majority, the city — home to Apple’s headquarters and some of the most expensive home prices and rents in the country — is moving forward in earnest with its housing plan after years of “bad-faith” planning by prior councils.

Fruen hopes the lawsuit could spur even more action.

“It could be a useful reminder to some of my colleagues who might be reluctant to follow the law, or pursue an ambitious element that actually meets our housing needs, to do so,” he said.

[inwintersolitude]

- February 28th 2024 -

What were you doing one hour ago? Looking around online for house painting businesses. I want the crown moulding on the kitchen cabinets in the new house painted white to match the rest of the cabinets.

Where were your parents born? My mom was born in Delaware, and my dad was born in New Jersey.

Have you ever used public transportation to get to work? Yep, back when I was in college and working at the university airport, I took the bus there for the first year-ish that I worked there, until I bought my first car.

What do you miss the most from before Covid times? Not having to worry about catching it lol. Unfortunately I'm not able to get any further Covid vaccines because 2 out of the 4 boosters I've had so far gave me heart problems, and the most recent one gave me a full-on heart rhythm disorder that I need to take medication for long-term. It's been over a year since that last booster and I'm still not better. I'm very pro-vaccine, I'm just one of the very very few unlucky people to have a serious complication from it.  But thankfully I've never had Covid, I'm really hoping I simply have some sort of natural immunity to it.

What has been the best thing to happen to you in the past year? Traveling to Ireland last September/October with my husband, parents, brother, and sister-in-law.  And also my husband and I are currently buying a house which is super exciting.

Who do you have listed as emergency contacts in your phone? My husband, my brother, and my parents.

Are you prone to jealousy? Nope.

How did you get through the lowest point in your life? Loads of self-care, and the support of my husband.

Have you ever been someone's first love? Yep, my husband and I are each other's first loves.

Have you ever played frisbee golf? I played it once in gym class my freshman year of high school.  There was a huge park across the street from the school, and it had a frisbee golf course.

What is your favorite silly, feel-good movie? The Barbie movie lol.

How old were you when you got your first gaming console, and what kind was it? Around 8.  Nintendo 64.

Who in your family has the coolest job? My husband is an airline pilot, and as a former commercial pilot myself (non airline) of course I think that's cool. I also have a second cousin who's a boat captain up on Cape Cod. Oh and my brother's job is pretty neat too, he does anti-fraud investigation in the banking industry.

Is cereal technically a soup? Haha I suppose you could see it that way.

Have you found your first gray hairs yet Nope.

What is something that drains your energy really quickly? Socializing with anyone other than close family.  I'm a hardcore introvert, that shit wears me out so fast.

Did you parents teach you how to make a budget before you moved out on your own? Yep.  My parents are very financially savvy and they made sure to teach me all of that.

What is your favorite food to put gravy on? Roast turkey and stuffing.

Do you know anyone from Canada? Yep, one of my friends from flight school was from Canada. And my Great Grandy and Nana lived in Montréal for many years, but they weren't originally from there.

What's your opinion on astrology? It's unscientific rubbish.

Do you use TikTok? Nope.

What do you have going on the rest of the day? Hardly anything.  I'm going to have dinner soon, and then I need to wash my hair because I'm meeting my realtor and home inspector at the new house tomorrow and I don't want to look like a greasy hobo.

[rameshvermasblog]

How to Find a Top Realtor in Calgary | Ramesh Verma

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Final Thoughts

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