Product Description

1001 Tips for Buying & Selling a Home is an invaluable reference for anyone looking for the ins and outs of buying or selling a home. From selecting the right real estate agent to make the process less stressful, to learning the process of buying and selling a home from the first showing to closing, Nash teaches you what to look for in your mortgage, home inspector, and other transaction participants. Nash offers recipes for smooth selling of your home, negotiating tactics, and reality-based advice to guide you to a successful closing. Also included is a handy, helpful glossary with definitions of real estate terms and a Resource Appendix that points you to additional information via websites, organizations, and government bodies.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #714244 in Books
• Published on: 2004-11-16
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 240 pages

Review
1001 Tips is a tremendous resource for those looking to either buy or sell. The investment in this book can undoubtedly make the sale or purchase of your real estate a much more profitable experience!

BRAVO!! Mark Nash has packed 1001 Tips with a lifetime of real estate “dos & don’ts” in a simple, easy-to-read format that can help any novice investor buy or sell a home like a pro.

About the Author
Mark Nash's fourth real estate book, "1001 Tips for Buying and Selling a Home" (2005), and working as a real estate broker in Chicago are the foundation for his consumer-centric real estate perspective which has been featured on ABC-TV, The Advocate Magazine, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Bottom Line Magazine, CBS The Early Show, Bloomberg TV, CNN-TV, Chesapeake Home Magazine, Chicago Sun Times & Tribune, Crain's Chicago Business, The Detroit News, Edmonton Sun, Fidelity Investor's Weekly, HGTVpro.com, Lincoln Star-Journal, Market Watch, MSNBC.com, Minneapolis-St.Paul Star Tribune, Medill School of Journalism News wire, The Miami Herald, The Milwaukee Journal, The New York Times, On The House-Radio Show, Quad City Times, Realtor(R) Magazine, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Smart Money Magazine, The South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Tampa Bay Times, Unique Homes Magazine, Universal Press Syndicate, USA Today and Yahoo News.

Mark is a contributing writer to RealtyTimes.com, BrokerAgentNews.com, PrincipalBroker.com, Realtor Magazine Online and many real estate blogs including L..A.'s Best Real Estate Web log. He is a member of the National Association of Real Estate Editors, National Association of Realtors(R) and frequently speaks on residential real estate issues and trends through ExecutiveSpeakers.com.

Customer Reviews

The first real estate book you should read
The author, Mark Nash recently wrote an article about Man Caves - personal dedicated space for a guy in his home. The article said Mr. Nash surveyed 900 real estate agents about housing trends. I figure anyone who does that kind of research knows how to buy and sell houses. 1001 Tips has lots of definitions and is easy to skim for tips that apply to you. I like the way Mr. Nash provides clear advice on dealing with real estate agents, especially your rights and what to expect - the tips sound like Mr. Nash is giving up professional secrets. The book's purpose is to answer everyday questions, which he does well and he provides resources to get more detail, if needed. If you only buy one real estate book, this is it.

1001 tips for buying & selling a home
This book was disappointing. If you were in a book store you could have flipped through the pages and read over the book. It just gives paragraphs from 1 to 1001 ideas. The book is not that interesting.

less than expected
The book had some good tips, but I feel like there was a lot of advice that I was looking for that I didn't get--like pros and cons of selling by owner vs. with an agent and searching on your own vs. getting a buyer agent--just as an example. If I had been able to preview it before I bought it, I wouldn't have bought it.