![Tax Sale Season is here! [St. Louis City]](https://truetitle.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/real_estate_house_on_cash-150x150.jpg)
Summertime is upon us, and for many investors, that means tax sale season is here. A tax sale – when the county (or City of St. Louis) auctions real estate parcels with unpaid property taxes – offers the opportunity to acquire a parcel at a price substantially below the value; however, there are many complexities […]
Five Referral Tips Every Successful Agent Knows
Referrals can truly be the lifeblood of a successful career as a real estate agent. Imagine if, instead of chasing after every new lead, you could count on a trusted network to provide you with a steady stream of qualified prospects. But how should you go about building that network? Read on to find out […]
Don’t Get Caught Up in These Notary Risks
Getting documents notarized may seem like a pretty routine part of the job. After all, it’s a part of every buying or selling process, and it can be as simple as having your client take the documents to their local bank branch. But, like all aspects of buying or selling, there exist legal pitfalls that […]
My buyer wants to use Bitcoin – now what?
Cryptocurrency and real estate—hype or opportunity? You’ve probably heard of Bitcoin and the term cryptocurrency. With all the noise surrounding this new form of currency, you may have clients or even colleagues asking you what impact it will have on real estate. Here, we’ll clear up some of the confusion and help you understand what […]
The Founding Fathers – and their Real Estate!
Before the United States was even a country, our founding fathers were constructing some of its most iconic properties. Here, in honor of Independence Day, we take you through some of the stories behind these remarkable houses. John Hancock’s Boston home John Hancock, who may be best remembered for his signature, owned a home in […]
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