blame it on your realtor say no in the you have a prearranged appointment. so we can do fact-finding to ensure their identity and ensure they are somebody legitimate. first and foremost don't let anybody in. >> i see here personal photos and things giving out information. >> something people forget when they are having pictures n eisai pictures of the gateway to getting your home sold because you are putting advertising on the internet through photos, in the photos there might be family pictures so you don't want to tell the world you have got two young kids and having their names painted on the wall so everybody knows this is sally's room. anything that can personalize the house you want to remove that it is also nice to have them removed when people walk single person with a lot of children nobody needs to know that. they only need to know about the house, take away the personal information on the internet. >> of course anything of value may be guns or things like that. >> absolutely, there has been a gun in the nightstand and we have children walking thro

on this street in west menlo park residents get letters from realtors that say things like my client is willing to pay cash up to $5 million. carol has lived on the block to for two years. >> thou take them seriously? >> because we just moved in and have plans to stay in the area, no. but it is always fun and interesting to read them. >> in the fall when listings are more robust agents do not take it for granted, door knocks have become common and so is making offers to builders as spec during construction. a realtor said that such methods have worked for her. >> they do not want the hassle of open houses and putting it on tours and in someone showed up with the right price for the "make me move price," they will find a place to go. >> that was the case for a couple who sold the redwood city home, thinking of moving but did not have to after someone made an offer. steve and his wife now live on the central coast.

realtor not realtor. i say realtor. >> sue said that and somebody else said that too on here. where was that? there was another one, but that is a big one. bobby said it drives me crazy when people say realtor instead of realtor. >> i say realtor for sure. nuclear. >> this one i have never heard before linda says a sandwich instead of a sandwich. >> coupon. some say qupon. >> axe instead of ask. i could careless instead of i couldn't care less phrase. >> holly says i do not like it when people say me and her. you never say yourself first. >>> this morning on "today's take," beyonce's epic birthday bash. the queen turns 35 about a who's who list of a-list friends and i'll look at what happens below deck on one of the hottest shows and 30-minute dinner. all that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall, and billy bush live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning, september 6th, 2016. tamron and i are here as we were yesterday. al enjoying the day off as you should, sir. >> ve

but - she and the realtor went to look at the house unwelcome sight. one side of the house was covered in graffiti that read "no white" and "b-l-m" - which stands for "black lives matter." both phrases were written twice. the realtor got emotional discussing what happened. "and i told her that it was about me and... and... (gets emotional)... i'm sorry. it told her that it was about me and not her." "i hate to see somebody... mess that house up like that cause, hey, it could happen to me, you know. and, many times this neighborhood, i been over here over 50 years, and many times i thought about moving and i wish to hell i moved." the realtor says he is doing what he can to help the buyer find another home in a different neighborhood. tens of thousands of people signed a petition to save the life of a coyote who's become way too comfortable in a rhode island neighborhood. act like a dog. but he's a young coyote. people have apparently been feeding him and he's become unafraid of people, so he's hanging around homes. officials say that's a problem, becau

the e-mail sent from her realtor's yahoo account really it redirected her $51,000 down payment straight to a crook's bank account. even though johnson figured it out, bank officials refuse to stop the thief from withdrawing her money. then came news last week from yahoo warning of one of the largest e-mail hacks in history. it didn't take long before johnson made the connection. >> now that you know about this yahoo hack, you have been let down by yet another giant >> yes. yes. no one is looking out for little people. you know. $51,000 was my life savings. >> reporter: johnson just wants her money back. and has struck out with banks and real estate professionals. now, she has questions for yahoo. >> i think these companies are letting consumers down. >> reporter: so i went to work trying to find someone at yahoo to address this. i called. i e-mailed. and finally, a spokesman called yahoo accounts for these types of transactions? >> reporter: he had no direct answer and insists yahoo is a victim here, too. well, that sure doesn't make johnson feel any better. >> i would like to believe t

that the realtor used to persuade my ex. the realtor did not add, the long part that there was a long way to the beach. but he took my friend to a canal to a house on a canal. my friend's father could not afford beach but he took him to a house that faced the canal. both my ex and my friend's father paid $34,000 for this houses. long, long time ago. they sold their houses not too long ago. my ex got $174,000 for his house. my friend's father got close to a million dollars. the history of american racism, you see, has long tentacles. giving economic advantage, even to recent white immigrants, who benefit from racism even if they themselves were not there during those periods. so, books by black writers not only engage white readers witch the consequence over america's interlocking history of its treatment oft black americans but also provide a mirror in which we can all recognize our common humidity. black writer knows by drill championing specific thieves character they rave at the truth about our human condition, what is it

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do you have more room for realtors? >> always. if you want to work with the best in the industry and you want to work for the industry leader shorewest is wisconsin's largest home seller. we would love to have you. and right now we're offering an opportunity if we have we're one of the our own real estate classes so we actually have a real estate school. so if you want to take real estate licensing class with us and you are hired by shorewest we'll reimburse you the $395 for that class. >> how long does it take to become a realtor? >> 72 hours. you can accomplish it a couple ways. if you do class with us it's 8 to 10 weeks. if you take home the disk you can do it at your own pace and goes at your own pace as well. >> think the one people know it can be a demanding career especially if you are busy and selling a lot of houses, but it is also something that can work around your schedule. >> it's very flexible. and that's why we have a lot of young mothers and people that are retired and you know, people from all walks of life. >> wo

shanice dunning getting answers on the >> denise, realtors working in lakewood told us some houses are selling in just days, location, costs and attractions are making it the most sought-after places to live. >>> so this is a nice one with a new porch. >> and the realtor shows me a house on the market in lakewood. >> a first floor half bath is nice to have. >> the way things are looking, interested in moving to lakewood would have been nonstop. >> i get it all day every day. >> home sales in lakewood are up 36% from this time last year. >> can you buy a house in lakewood from $20,000 up to $1 million. it is a wide demographic. we have condo market, a very solid condo market and rental doubles and lake houses. >> realtors are staying busy here bse popular. lakewood's flourishing downtown combined with other factors is making it a top choice for those looking to buy a home. >> there's parks, restaurants, bars, funky shops. it is a great place to live. walkability and bikability. >> median cost is around $139,000 and he says there are homes you can remodel to your liking. >> you can also

and as diana olick reports, realtors blame it on a lack of supply w >> reporte fir home buyers tyler and theresa mullen are doing the final walk through before closing on their dc home. they knew they it as soon as they saw it, so they wasted no time making an offer. eight months of house hunting taught them that. >> it was a bit shocking when you're trying tod a place within t p range and as soon as you start looking at it, it's gone. >> reporte the number of listings have been dropping for 15 straight months nationally. realtors says it's the primary reason for falling sales and rising prices. >> perhaps the buyers are exhausted. they excited by the low inventory choices. and furthermore, home prices consiste rising above people's wages. people are getting knocked out. >> repor one quarter of u.s. housing markets are less affordab than their long term historical norms. people are seeing it worsen co to a year ago. while some hot markets like san frano are starting to see prices ease, other markets in texas and colorado are seeing double digit gains. the markets simply need more hom

realtors say there's a simple reason. there just aren't enough homes to buy. diana olick has >> reporter: doug sterling is house hunting in l.a. >> i'm a glutton for punishm >> reporter: but he has no illusions of an easy search. >> it's fierce, because inventory is low, and then you get up against more investors who have cash behind them as opposed to someone who is borrowing and doesn't have a stronger foothold and getting in the door. >> reporter: there a actually 10% fewer homes for sale today nationally than there were a year ago according to the realtors. that, they claim, is why sales are dropping. >> perhaps the buyers are exhausted. they areot excited about the low inventory choices. and furthermore, home prices consistently are rising above people's wages. people are getting priced out. >> reporter: home prices jumped 5% annual ly in august. >> i do find them a little disappointed that the starting point is a little higher than they would like. >> it's currently up $789,000. >> reporter: buyers are getting more savvy. >> there's a lot of overpriced t

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vh1 is the operative word that the realtor used to persuade my ax. there is a long way to the beach. he'd my friend to a house on the canal. both my ax and my father paid $34,000 for their houses a long, long time ago. my ex got 174 at thousand dollars. my friend's father about close to a million dollars. the history of american has long tentacles. giving economic advantage given to resent white immigrants who benefit, even if they themselves were not aired during this period. so books by black writers not only engage right readers to interlocking history to black americans that also provide america in which we can all recognize our common humanity. like all writers, black writers focus on specifics because by drilling down their characters, they will write the truth about american conditions. but is it too hope, what is there to despair. black writers. more often than not they explore the facets of the human condition to characters so here's a challenge for me. the predominantly white publishing industry is to accept that truth. that means that the

residents in menlo park get letters from realtors, this say things like my client is willing to pay cash5 million. in addition to letters, offers to builders on spec houses are common, and one is all for it >> they do not want hassle of putting it on the market and the "make me move price," they will find a place to go. >> realtors expect this friend to continue in fall. >> sign of the times. >> the ryan lochte robbery scandal is leading to a citizen month suspension and he cannot participate in the world championship meet next year. ryan lochte and three others claim need were robbed at gunpoint running from a party but they lied about what happened. three other swimmers involved in the episode also facing suspensions but not as long as ryan lochte. the next competition he is eligible for is not happening until 2019. >> before all of this unfoameds he signed up to be on "dancing with the stars" and a lot people will tune in to see if he will win back public's favor airing at 5:00 p.m. that is earlier than nominal because the 49ers play the first regular season game at 7:00. espn monday

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realtors can't rent or sell available units. and investors are seeing their money go down the drain. just how bad is it? watch this! julia video squatter scre squatting! my mom lives right here! we're moving! realtor julia suarez has seen enough. julia 26:28 i'm sick to my stomach. she called security and recorded this scene... julia video yea you did!! it's broke!!! ....of a woman believed to be squatting at casa vegas condominiums. julia video you want to tell me that my sht not fcking broke! you didn't break my property?! i'll break yours! julia says squatters have already made good on that threat. julia 24:30 they vandalize the ac units that's above the units on the roof. darcy stand up 12:46 the squatters have gone so far as to cut holes in the walls allowing them to access the units. there's that one here and there's another one there that goes to yet another unit. the place is completely unsecured allowing the squatters free access to come and go. patt 36:03 they have stole everything, i mean everything. from the top to t

. >> reporter: a realtor shows us around this new development with a single home went for sale and tolde what's reeling in buyers. >> there's commuting and weekend fun. second thing is the run venovat harbor, and third, you get close proximity to san francisco for a fraction of the cost. >> reporter: the numbers tell the story. in august of last year, 39 homes sold in this city. this august that number rose to 48. the average price in august of last year, $309,000. this year the price jumped 20% to $371,000. compared to the rest of the bay, that's affordable. and who is buying? a realtor says a significant number are millennials. >> they want to afford a home because rent is high. >> reporter: and mortgage interest rates are low. that's music to the ears of people who already own homes. >> my property value is worth more and that means we're paper rich. >> reporter: and being paper rich is much better than being dirt poor. >>> that was me. you saw the blue skies and a blue scattered skies in the pictures in fact let's find out about the weather tomorrow. i'm sensing hot here? >> a littl

a new report from the greater milwaukee association of realtors, shows homes sales in the area rose by nine-point- five percent in august.more than 21-hundred homes were sold last month in milwaukee, ozaukee, washington and waukesha counties.the report says milwaukee and waukesha counties saw "solid increases in listings" to help boost sales but inventory "is still hospitals across the country are dropping out of a federal program designed to improve patient care and cut costs. but at least two wisconsin hospitals plan to stick with it-- that according to wisconsin public radio. accountable care organizations are part of the healthcare law. they're designed to coordinate patient care and lower costs through improvement. medicare has more than 400 accountable care organizations across the country. wells fargo is getting rid of its sales goals for retail bankers.the move is after the recent sales scandal. wells fargo agreed to pay a 185 million dollar fine and refund five million dollars in fees wrongly charged to customers. "at one time i having- looking at it- counting it - i had 15 ac

realtor .com created the ranking all rights services to drive you don't need your lincoln and the lurch. >> you are driving me home. in yes, sir. if to wake up in the morning feeling groggy and to figure ou how you're going to get the car home. >> let's break it down. . a 50-mile trip with uber will cost around 56 books, the same trip will be around $87. >> fifty, 60, $70 they seem lik a lot of extra money to spend o a night out. it's a better road to travel then this one. dan daru, fox 31. >> who knew. >> you pay your bill on the restaurant and you make a cash tip. someone added another to her card. the fox 31 problem solvers are the power of the sun and the wind. it can fuel our lives and our economy, too. over 10,000 jobs in colorado alone. but when washington gridlock was choking the industry, something had to be done. so, i teamed up with republicans and democrats to pass the new laws we needed to help renewable energy grow. protecting the jobs we have and generating more for the future. i'm michael bennet, and that's we are counting down to a huge night in the presidential electio

realtor jan is swank showed us around the new development with a single home left for sale and told mehat is reeling in buyers. >> you have 6 80 and 80 right here. for commuting and weekend fun. second thing is the harbor take out this the sailboat and kayak and enjoy the water and third thing you get close proximity to san francisco for fraction of the cost. >> in august of last year 39 homes sold in suisun city. this august that numerous to 4 48. average price in august of last year 30 9,000 dollars. this year the price jumped 20 percent to 3 71 thousand. compared to the rovts bay area that is still affordable. who is buying. realtor michelle says a significant number are millennial. >> rent is so high. >> and mortgage interest rates are low. another incentive to buy. that's music to the ears of people who already own homes here. >> what it means is my property value is worth a lot more and that means we are paper rich. >> paper rich is much better than being dirt poor. suisun city 7 news. >> coming up. we check back in with sandhya for the weekend forecast. >> we celebrate hispanic

realtors can't rent or sell available units. and investors are seeing their money go down the drain. just how bad is it? watch this! julia video squatter screaming how's he gonna say i'm squatting! my mom lives right here! we're moving! realtor julia suarez has seen enough. julia 26:28 i'm sick to my stomach. she called security and recorded this scene... julia video yea you did!! it's broke!!! ....of a woman julia video you want to tell me that my sht not fcking broke! you didn't break my property?! i'll break yours! julia says squatters have already made good on that threat. julia 24:30 they vandalize the ac units that's above the units on the roof. they took out the thermostats. darcy stand up 12:46 the squatters have gone so far as to cut holes in the walls allowing them to access the units. there's that one here and there's another one there that goes to yet another unit. the place is completely unsecured allowing the squatters free access to come and go. everything, i mean everything. from the top to the bottom. patt burto

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this morning the national association of realtors releases existing home sales numbers for august.july's numbers were down more than three-percent from june... and some experts expect august figures will also show a slight decline.existing home sales figures show completed transactions on single-family homes, townhomes, co-ops, and condominiums. get out your sweaters and apple cider.. gi final farewell to summer.... today is the first day of autumn. it becomes official at 10-21 this moring with the autumnal equinox. the sad reality of the impact addiction can have on a family. take a look at this sobering video from a dollar store in you can see this.. two-year-old girl tugging at her mother's limp body,police believe the woman overdosed on opiates. first responders were able to revive her after two doses of the overdose reversal people to the consequences of drug use in chicago... the police department will hire than 9- hundred new police officers over the next two years. the additional hires come as the city deals with one of the deadliest streaks in nearly two decades. this year alone

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prudential realtors 103 currently at the airport. we will see that dropped quite a bit as the storm pushes the north. last look at the wind gusts was around 20 miles per hour. coming up we will update you on what is ahead for the rest of the evening. we have a three day weekend coming up as well. pretty dry conditions.>>> they want the death penalty off the table. that is the request from attorneys defending a woman accused of killing her three marc liverman was there listening to the arguments. >> reporter: a very emotional morning for both octavia rogers and her family. rogers accused of stabbing her children to death and dismembering their bodies. i was in that courtroom this morning. and she began to sob uncontrollably before walking out of that room. rogers attorney previous thread not guilty to murder in the death of her sons. now they are hoping sentenced to death if she's found guilty. the bodies of the three boys were found in a closet and partially dismembered several months ago. family members called her a devoted mother.

just a the hottest the zip code to buy homes in that >> to our right here in colorado according to realtor .com number four colorado springs number for my quite a number ten pleasant hill, california and number one is in texas. the median price of home listings job growth etc. the employment and north bend is 3.4 percent and 4.4 percent in colorado springs. coming up, nasa about to make unannounced announcement about the >> they say they found surprising revelation about it. you don't know what they found, but we do know what they did not find. we are checking in on the week ahead and whether or not it will be a fall cold weather or >> the new california law is no longer allowed to publish the ages of actors and actresses who don't want it to be published going for all entertainment employees all in an effort to stop it discrimination. a statement saying it is disappointed with the new law because it is all out there any way but ?- that is the growing issue even in hollywood. >> age ?- you can spend a lot of >> and and they do out there. >> they do. you don't want anyone knowing your secre

think what's different is that i used to have a board president, tenny si, and tenny is a successful realtorher grandmother had alzheimer's. she said when grandma had alzheimer's, i thought we were the only chinese family touched by this. there's a stig that about alzheimer's -- >> cultural. >> -- in all communities but when you look at some of the way that is the chinese community may view aging, may view cognitive decline, there's not even a good translation in chinese for the word alzheimer's. it means, i think, something like stupid old person. well, of course, a person with alzheimer's is not, in fact, stupid. they have a disease beyond their control. >> how is the research going for it and how important are walks like the ones coming up? >> well, we're making progress. we're starting to identify biomarkers for alzheimer's. we know, for example, when the dementia presents itself, the pathology, the brain changes. we're starting 15, 20 years prior to that. walk, for families often times alzheimer's is an ongoing experience of loss, and i think walk is the antidote. we bring out thousands

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she used one of them for her job as a realtor. ? broke into the car used the garage door opener to get inside he home. once inside the home the got into her purse and took the keys out all while she, her % husband, and her four children were asleep inside. >> we are shaken up. here tonight. we feel really vulnerable. >> the thieves also took her wedding ring, eddie, credit cards, she is five montts pregnant and they took a new ultrasound pictures. >>> a federal investigation into human trafficking has been started. authorities arrested 14 people and seized marijuana plants from a suspected illegal grow operation. >>> in trouble with the law tonight. position faces charges of misdemeanor child abuse. the craig police department is currently eeking applications to fill her position. she is scheduled to be in court october 5. >>> a man accused of stealing a denver broncos helmet from the practice was found. authorities were led to the 20 the public. he stole the helmet valued at more than $400 during an autograph signing session. >>> w

. >>> and the latest property being sized up by realtors is the white house. the iconic presidential abode and seat of the executive apparently have a value. find out how much in the mix. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i can't believe it's september. >> hard to believe. good morning to you all. i'm diane macedo. and devin dwyer is here. >> great to be back. nice detour off the campaign trail. so many political things to talk about. my one man fan club back here. >> his anticipated speech today maintained the hard line on his stance on illegal immigration. he said, day one my first hour in office, those people are gone. >> he did, and he talked about his vow to build a wall. during his visit to mexico yesterday trump claimed he didn't discuss payment of the wall with enrique pena neito. that after the fact he tweeted mexico will not pay. >>> and hillary clinton's camp pounced on it. a new online ad that says trump choked and lied about it. trump also lied out other details about his policy. >> reporter: this was the speech undecided voters had

the realtor telling us when she learned of the woman who died, that was her client, she was devastatedause this is a 34-year-old mom looking forward to begin a new life here in hoboken, wolf. >> more than 100 other people injured. what's the status of the more, the severely injured passengers who were on that train? >> reporter: we have good news to report than. jersey medical center, the nearest trauma center where the accident actually happened. only two people listed in condition a little less than serious and probably won't be released from the hospital, but a little more than a dozen people are likely to be released from the hospital, and that's really all that's palestiremain that particular hospital. most of those involved in the crash have recovered, wolf. >> encouraging. thank you both. >>> coming up, syrian government forces prepare for their final offensive to capture the besieged city of aleppo. the u.s. is trying to intercede, but will it be too little too late? >>> and the state department deputy spokesperson, mark toner is standing by live at the state department. you se

. >> reporter: a scammer into the e-mail account of her realtor and intercepted the wire transfer instructions. and she is not stepping up to refund the money and neither is bank of america even though bank management had plenty of time to step in, and even law enforcement didn't seem excited to help so i went to the top for answers, the u.s. secret service. >> it's like hunting, you know. you have to sit and wait and wait for the right time. billy joe powers knows this scam well and explains that the crooks hack into e-mails and look for the perfect target. >> if makes home buyers good victims for these guys because they are not used to it and they are wiring a lot of money. >> well, they are not used to the process, you know. it's not -- i mean, you think about how many times you have wired money, probably not that many times. >> reporter: twins cent 13, ,0 and 1.3 billion up for grabs. what the fraud is found, there is limited time to stop the wire. in cheryl's case, she cried in the lobby saying that the manager at the bank of america refused to freeze the crooks' account. powers tells me

realtors say that higher prices and fewer available homes make it a hard market for the buyers.>>> sanancisco unveils 70 affordable new housing units, and the development on beale street is a collaboration between the city and the nonprofit mercy housing in california, for families that make less than $50,000 a year. two bedroom goes for $1200 a month, and one family was forced out of their place when the landlord raised the rent. >> i see so many people, so many homeless people, laying on the street and sleeping in a cardboard box. i am blessed not to be in that situation. maybe we can get more of these things happening in san francisco.>> the new development is the first housing project in the city to be partly funded by the program that charges companies for the carbon admissions -- carbon emissions. there was a lottery with preference given to those that have been displaced by the holocaust -- the high cost of living in the city. >>> the frescoed user snapped this picture as the employee of starship technology demonstrating the robot in san francisco yesterday making a delivery fro

veronica smith, a realtor, came back to sherman park from her home in texas to help out family and friends. shed like to see the park return to how she remembers it and more. i would like to see this area revitalized and maybe get some biking where kids can come out an bike and have some activities. at sherman perk, the coffee shop celebrates its 15th anniversary of business in sherman park. residents gathering say they hope the park can open soon. i think it needs some time yet.it was just a couple days ago there was difficulty in that area not that far from the park. i think it was something that woke people up as to the crime and everything else and that. and just how people need to respect one another. earlier this week there were numerous arrests as crowds gathered at a memorial site where sylville smith was shot by a police officer. that department of justice. county officials still have not yet announced whether there will be a change in park hours. some here say it looks as though unofficially people in the park have stayed a bit longer, until about seven before the deputies tell t

piccinini/ jp &associates realtors - "5-thousand square foot was the norm, now we are down to about 3-thousand square feet." )) ((denise valdez)) >> areas like north texas are one of the areas seeing it the most. real estate agents say families don't want massive homes anymore... mainly because of their cost... and companies don't want to build them becuase they aren't nearly as profitable. that means more townhomes.. condos.. are getting swept up. here at home... we're actually seeing the opposite. experts tell us local builders are having a lot of success with larger homes... because the las vegas market makes it harder to sell entry-level homes./// ((paul joncich)) >>> if you're not a family looking to downsize... you've still got a way to save big right now... at the grocery store! you may have noticed lower prices on things like a dozen eggs, a gallon of milk and a pound of meat. all of it is costing about 40 to 50 cents less than this time the country's food supplies are growing but demand is down in overseas markets like china... where a strong dollar has made american goods mo

and the realtors did adjust for that. but showing weakness in august compared to july. and actually compared to a year ago barely up 0.8%. why? realtors say it's all about inventory. down 10%, 10% fewer homes for sale in august than august of 2015. just 2.04 million homes for sale. and that represents a 4.6 month supply. what does that do? it pushes prices way higher. $240,200 is the median existing home price in august. that is up 5.1% year over year. and the realtors say that is just rising too fast. it's pushing the first-time buyer out. first-time buyers at just 31% of the market in august. they should be up around 40% this time of year. all cash at 22%. and investors just 13%. single family home sales were down more 2.3%. condos really juiced this number up 10.5% and that may be due to changes in fha rules allowing more people to buy condos. but again, that's a big disappoint. the street was looking for a gain and we got a revision down in july. back to you guys. >> diana, thank you very much for going through those