It’s the age-old question that buyers and sellers ask themselves when they’re ready to make a move: should I buy first or sell first?
Read MoreWhen sellers list their homes on the market, they’re usually concerned with two main things: how much they can sell for, and how long it will take to sell.
Read MoreHere are some of the most common issues that FSBOs have when attempting to sell on their own, prompting them to end up seeking the help of a real estate agent to finish the job.
Read MoreSwimming pools are a common staple in California backyards and provide homeowners with a convenient retreat to and get some relief from the hot sun.
Read MoreAdvertised rent rates aren’t necessarily written in stone.
Read MoreAfter a real estate deal has been negotiated between a buyer and seller and an agreement is reached, it’s time to go through the steps to actually close the deal.
Read MoreHere are some stats surrounding the real estate market in California, as compiled by the California Association of Realtors (CAR).
Read MoreRemember that old Peter, Paul and Mary song? I often think of it as we get into the very late summer. Suddenly the hot selling season, with multiple offers, and 20 or more showings a week just ceases.
Read MoreWith housing prices as high as they’ve ever been in California, many have been wondering if we’re in the middle of a housing bubble.
Read MoreThere’s a first for everything, including renting your first apartment. But given all of the information and history that landlords typically like to see from tenant applicants, is it possible to get a lease if you’ve got no references or credit to back you up?
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