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Jewish World Review Bookmark These: Facing foreclosure By Reid Kanaley http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | (MCT) If you're facing foreclosure, can you sell the old homestead in a hurry? One of today's sites has some advice. In addition, sites here provide tips on dressing up a house for sale and picking a broker. ——— BEST TIPS The blog, BestHomeSellingTips.com, doesn't appear to be getting frequent updates, but what's there could prove valuable, particularly the full list of links down the left-hand side of the page. There, you'll find entries about home-selling tips that are available on video, and tutorials on "home staging" — which are ways to dress up interiors and exteriors to best show them off to prospective buyers. A link for real estate forms shows what a bill of sale, listing agreement and other industry documents are all about. http://besthomesellingtips.com ——— HOME STAGE Don't overlook the power that a mulched flower bed, painted door, and neatly folded bathroom towels could have on your ability to sell your house. Those points and what seem like an endless variety of others are covered to the max at the Home Staging Channel. Yes, there's a channel for everything. www.homestagingchannel.com ——— HUD INFO For home sellers, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has this page with links to tips on interviewing brokers, getting your house ready to sell, and preparing yourself for the paperwork and hidden costs. As for quizzing brokers, the site notes that sellers — before signing on with a real estate agent — have to nail down the size of the broker's commission, services that the person will provide, and the length of a contract to market the house. All those things are negotiable. www.hud.gov/selling ——— LOOMING FORECLOSURE Here's a guide to selling fast when you're suddenly headed toward foreclosure. HGTV's Frontdoor site recommends that, in dire circumstances, you not try to salvage equity that simply doesn't exist, that you "get real" about what the house is worth, and that you be prepared to "offer creative concessions and/or financing perks." The site also warns buyers that a home in foreclosure is not necessarily a signal that you'll get a bargain. As well as providing such advice, Frontdoor is a Web site that allows you to search real estate for sale. http://go.philly.com/frontdoor Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Comment by clicking here. Previously: Just DIY Starting your own business Some help for the sandwich generation Trying not to ‘overqualify’ The art of the deal How to save money Paying for college Hanging onto your job Got game? These sites got cheats Who are you? Online power tools Here's how Crazy contraptions Turtles away! Poetry in action In the news That's life Download this Nature blogs spring to life That was then; this is now Is your number up? Listen up “300” more than Ancient history Looking for E.T. Put on a smiley face :-) Speaking of accents In the news AnsaThat finds its answer On top of the world Another day, another dollar Prank you very much How much is enough? Sound off Readers have questions, concerns Quick, give me a word Driving you crazy The joy of Bob Ross Online goes prime time You don't need to know this Remembering the creator of Scooby-Doo Do-it-yourself art ‘Leave me alone!’ Special deliveries Weight-loss journeys Daily routines Working without a map Just you watch! New year, new diet Your mail answered Chatting: Central characters Wonders never cease Secret messages For your consideration Freaky food forays Best of 2006 online Missed marketing H.G. Wells’ legacy endures A quest for dragons E-mails you've sent In the news It's free! Websites that help you find books that are right for you Coping with illness Some serious face time Some serious face time In reply to your e-mail ... Turn your handwriting into a computer-based font that will allow you to churn out homespun greetings Music for everyone 'Elusive planet' can be viewed clearly from Earth with the naked eye Central characters E-mail @ 35 Idle chatter Funny money Classic artwork in motion For an unusual Thanksgiving Your slip is showing Best of the worst Test your mind power Remain anonymous © The Philadelphia Inquirer. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services.