Jill Schlesinger
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Jill Schlesinger is the CBS News Senior Business Analyst. She is responsible for video and written content for cbsnews.com; appearances on "The CBS Evening News" "The CBS Morning News," "CBS Sunday Morning," as well as for CBS owned and operated affiliates; daily radio briefs and interviews for CBS Radio and CBS Radio affiliates nationally; and serves as a regular guest for American Public Media's "Marketplace" and for CNN's "American Morning".
Jill hosts a nationally syndicated radio show, "Jill on Money," an entertaining, humorous, talk/call-in radio show that helps listeners take control of their financial lives and better understand anything related to money. The program is currently syndicated in over 50 markets. Jill also writes the nationally syndicated column "Retire Smart" for Tribune Media Services.
Prior to joining CBS, Jill owned and operated a retail investment advisory firm, which she grew from a small start up into one of the largest independent investment advisers in New England, with over $650 million in client assets.
She is a graduate of the Certified Financial Planner Program at the College of Financial Planning and is a Certified Financial Planner (TM) certificant. A 1987 graduate of Brown University, Jill started her career as an options trader on the Commodities Exchange of New York, where she was one of eight female members on an exchange of 800.
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Now the realestate agents not all but quite a few are playing and manliputating the housing market for large profits too.
Just a thought has anyone ever looked into the practice of realitors who are listing agent for REO,Forclosure or Short sale property and already have a buyer for the property prior to listing on the mls.
They except offers while requiring buyers to jump threw hoops to prove your quailified
Knowing after you've done everthing they ask they are only going to sell to a prearranged investor who pays cash less than asking price then turns around and flips it for profit a month later
Both the realestate agent and investor are the ones making out and there are no laws to protect home buyers against these immoral greedy individuals.
These real estate agent don't want to share there commissions with a buyers agent and there are no laws requiring the seller to post all bids on property ,they only give one offer to the bank and they pick it.
This is happening alot in Corona,Ca. and I'm sure the rest of the country as well. I personally know of two properties on Sage and one on silercreek that are questionable.
From talking to other people who I know that are also looking to buy a house to live in ,they too are running into to the same thing .
Anyway I know the my efforts will not fail and I will get into a home before the end of the year .