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Did you know that I love referrals? In fact, I think a referral is the highest compliment you can give me. I strive every day to achieve and meet the goals of my clients and by doing so I hope that my reputation as a trusted Maui Realtor is passed on to new clients. I've always been very appreciative of the referrals that I receive and now I want to make my Referral Program stronger and more vibrant than ever!
The Real Estate Sales Maui Referral Program is open to anyone. There are two ways that we want to share our appreciation.Realtor Referral Fee - As a professional courtesy there is always a Realtor Referral Fee that is shared with any Licensed Realtor that sends business to Real Estate Sales Maui, including your own personal transaction!
Non-Realtor Referral Program - This program is open to existing and past clients as well as anyone who helps grow the Real Estate Sales Maui business. You can participate in this program by referring anyone to buy or sell Real Estate with Real Estate Sales Maui. Upon a successful closing you will receive our special appreciation gift.
New Listing Announcement!
Check out the new listing that I just added this week; click on the MLS # for more info.
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| MLS# 349730 $799,000 4bd/2ba + 1bd/1ba ohana. Gorgeous South Kihei home, with ohana, located on a small cul-de-sac, only a few blocks up from World famous Kamaole III Beach park. |
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Lender Corner by Craig Haueisen
The Institute for Supply Management reported that the monthly composite index of manufacturing activity unexpectedly rose to 51.6 in September after a reading of 50.6 in August. A reading above 50 signals expansion.
It was the 26th straight month of expansion. Total construction spending rose 1.4% to $799.1 billion in August, following an upwardly revised 1.4% decrease in July. Economists had anticipated a decrease of 0.2% in August.
Factory orders fell 0.2% in August to a seasonally adjusted $451 billion, following a revised 2.1% increase in July. Excluding the volatile transportation sector, orders also fell 0.2% in August.
The Mortgage Bankers Association said its seasonally adjusted composite index of mortgage applications for the week ending September 30 fell 4.3%. Refinancing applications decreased 5.2%. Purchase volume fell 0.8%.
The Institute for Supply Management reported that the monthly composite index of non-manufacturing activity fell slightly to 53 in September from 53.3 in August. A reading above 50 signals expansion. It was the 22nd straight month of expansion in the services sector.
Wholesalers increased their inventories 0.4% to $464.3 billion in August. This followed a 0.8% rise in July. Sales at the wholesale level rose 1% to $401.3 billion in August. On a year-over-year basis, sales were 15.2% higher since August 2010.
Initial claims for unemployment benefits rose by 6,000 to 401,000 for the week ending October 1. Continuing claims for the week ending September 24 fell by 52,000 to 3.7 million. The monthly unemployment rate remained unchanged at 9.1% in September.
Upcoming on the economic calendar are reports on international trade on October 13 and retail sales on October 14.
Craig Haueisen is a Loan Officer with Prospect Mortgage. Please feel free to email him or call him for any of your Mortgage needs.
Office: 808-298-7549 or Email: craig.haueisen@prospectmtg.comClick here to visit Craig's website and apply online: http://myprospectmortgage.com/CHaueisen
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