Fritz Pfister

Fritz Pfister is a licensed Realtor with RE/MAX Professionals Springfield Illinois. Fritz is a leader in the local real estate market and hosts a live one hour radio program, now in its' 13th year. Fritz's website is SpringfieldHome.com . Fritz hosts home buyer and home seller seminars that have been attended by hundreds of consumers. Fritz provides advice that helps consumers succeed in the sale or purchase of homes.
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Housing and Presidential Candidates Economic Pledges

Many agree we are in a recession. Which candidate has the best plan to address the economy, especially housing?

Housing and Presidential Candidates Economic Pledges

Many agree we are in a recession. Which candidate has the best plan to address the economy, especially housing?

Bail Out Harms Responsible Homeowners

Treasury is about to implement the bailout plan that rewards bad behavior, while penalizing those who followed the rules.

August Slump for Springfield Illinois Home Sales

August home sales continue trend of slowing Springfield Illinois real estate market. The media impact upon the market doesn't help.

The Price of Oil and The Price of Your Home

The impact of energy policy will affect your home's value.

Home Sales 2008 Springfield, Illinois; Stable Market Changing

Touted as the best housing market in the Midwest in 2007, the market is changing with the pull back in consumer spending.

Selling a Home In a Bear Market

Economic news paints a picture of a slowdown, however there will be thousands of homes that sell. Here's how.

Tenuous Times in Illinois Housing Markets and Why

Government policy is causing a slowdown in home sales, and there will be little relief in the near future.

Home Sales April 2008 Springfield IL., Governor Blagojevich Proposal

While home sales begin to recover in April, governor Blagojevich proposes devastating changes. Seems voting for change can have its' perils.

Danger on the Horizon for Housing Markets

A recent meeting of top executives points to dangers facing the economy.