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Selling Your House Privately Greater London South West England South Central England South East England North West England West Midlands East Anglia North of England Scotland Northern Ireland Wales East Midlands North East England Min bedrooms: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Min Price £: Max Price £: Sort Results By Prices: High to Low Prices: Low to High Added: Newest 1st Added: Oldest 1st Beds: Highest 1st Beds: Lowest 1st Join My Property For Sale and get a free online portfolio to save details of properties that you are interested in. Setting up your portfolio is totally free and takes less than a minute to do. Just click here to join for FREE! Welcome to My Property For Sale At My Property For Sale, we list property for sale throughout the whole of the UK, we are one of the original "For Sale by Owner" websites, advertising with us will guarantee that your property will be seen! Selling your house ? Give your property the maximum exposure it needs to achieve a sale. Sell your house privately online with our winning home sales package. Buying a house ? Search our property listings by county, bedrooms and price. When you find a home you would like to view, you can either call us on freephone 0800 043 9380 or contact the seller direct from their home selling page. My Property for Sale, THE place to buy and sell property in the UK 3 Bed Detached Bungalow with income 3 Bedroom Bungalow with 1 reception rooms in Urban location. Hayling Ilsand, Hampshire & IOW Price: 375,000 Sponsored by One Account - Flexible Mortgages and Remortgaging Online Latest Properties For Sale Period farmhouse and self-contained flat Coat, Somerset 749,950 Immaculately refurbished one bed flat Camden, London - Greater & Middlesex 214,950 Luxurious, hugely extended 3 bedroom Nuneaton, Warwickshire 295,000 Property Seller Testimonials "I recommend everyone to try a private house sale, selling privately saved me over £6000." Mrs Burgess, Stockport "I contacted your property sales team & they did it all for me. Brilliant." Mr Andrews, London Click here to read some more testimonials from our previous sellers My Property For Sale has been advertising and selling houses since 2001. During this time we have become one of the most successful private house selling websites in the UK. Placing an advert privately on our site can save you £1000's in commission, we are currently listing over 1000 properties on the site for sale. CONTACT US AFFILIATES / WEBMASTERS © MyPropertyForSale 2001 - 2004. All Rights Reserved Site & System Design by Brit-net.com

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Welcome To North Carolina Real Estate Commission News Update Effective April 1, 2006 Gov. Easley Signs Historic Real Estate Licensing Bill On September 14, Governor Easley signed legislation making the most significant changes ever in the Real Estate License Law. Soon, salesperson licenses will be converted to (provisional) broker licenses, license applicants will be required to complete more real estate education, and persons wishing to become brokers-in-charge of real estate offices must have additional training and real estate experience. At its September meeting, the Real Estate Commission recognized the following persons and organizations who were instrumental in the passage of the legislation: • Representative Julia Howard who, with Representatives William Culpepper and Harold Brubaker, sponsored the legislation and who advocated for it on the House Floor and in committee; • Senate Majority Leader Tony Rand who sponsored a companion bill and spoke for the legislation on the Senate Floor; • North Carolina Association of REALTORS® which used its considerable resources to promote the legislation; and the Commission’s 2004 Broker-in-Charge Advisory Committee which conceived and recommended the legislation to the Commission. Commission Chairman Rick Watts concluded the proceedings by remarking that, as a result of this important legislation, “Real estate consumers will soon be served by more knowledgeable agents, and North Carolina’s real estate licensing program will be restructured to meet the needs and demands of the 21st century marketplace.” For more information about the changes in the North Carolina Real Estate License Law, please click on the following links: Summary of Changes to Real Estate License Law and Frequently Asked Questions Proposed Commission rules effective April 1, 2006 New Publications Two new publications from the Real Estate Commission are now available. Real estate licensees and interested persons may now purchase the Broker-in-Charge Guide a reference publication covering the administrative and supervisory responsibilities of brokers-in-charge of real estate offices. The 104-page volume, which serves as the text for the Broker-in-Charge course, is newly re-designed, will be updated as needed and may be purchased at a price of $10 either here on the Commission’s website or with publications order forms. Also now available is the latest addition to the Commission’s popular series of “questions and answers” brochures - Questions and Answers on: Real Estate Closings . Designed to answer many of the questions frequently asked by purchasers about residential real estate closings, the pocket-sized publication covers such topics as loan commitment letters, property inspections, title insurance, deeds, homeowner associations, and closing statements. Memo to Brokers-in-Charge The Commission has published a memorandum to all Brokers-in-Charge describing the advantages of an all broker office. To view the memo in its pdf form, click here . Trust Account Compliant Software Vendors List Now Available A list of vendors of software that the Commission has found to be "substantially" compliant with Commission rules and the Trust Account Guidelines can be found by clicking here .

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