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homeowners: www.westsideHomefinder.com recent blog posts | Saturday May 5th 2012 - 05/05/12 10:40 AM
Happy Saturday everyone! My apologies for being MIA for a while. My office has been keeping me very occupied. Here are the recent post on www.westsideHomefinder.com Mackenzie’s short sale tale Westside Properties is a full-service real estate boutique brokerage based in Venice serving the entire Westside of Los Angeles. We proudly represent the finest properties throughout the Westside. We work as a team and combine our extensive real estate experience, powerful resources and connections to benefit you whether you are looking you buy or sell…Read More Pending home sales up, ‘market has clearly turned the corner’ It’s always nice
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homeowners: westsidehomefinder.com recently blog posts | Friday 2-24-12 - 02/24/12 10:06 AM
Happy Friday everyone! I hope you had a great week and are looking forward to a successful weekend! Million-dollar foreclosures rise as rich walk away Happy Friday everyone! We hope you had a great week and are gearing up for an even better weekend! This weekend has a lot of events from the Oscars to the NBA All-Star game. We wanted to share this news article with you from CNN Money. It really hits home with luxury real estate and… Read More New Venice Real Estate Listings | Friday February 24th 2012 TGIF everyone! We hope you had
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homeowners: HUDs Donovan: Fannie, Freddie Should Embrace Loan Forgiveness - 02/20/12 05:04 PM
Happy Presidents Day everyone! I hope you are enjoying the holiday! I had to share this video from the Wall Street Journal website(scroll to bottom for video).. Westside Properties is a full-service real estate boutique brokerage based in Venice serving the entire Westside of Los Angeles. We proudly represent the finest properties throughout the Westside. We work as a team and combine our extensive real estate experience, powerful resources and connections to benefit you whether you are looking you buy or sell a home in today's exciting and lucrative real estate market. Call us now to get started on the
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homeowners: Co-signing a mortgage for a grandchild | Real Estate news via Dom Naidoo - 01/11/12 11:12 PM
Happy Wednesday everyone! I hope you have enjoyed your day and ready for the downhill to the weekend! This is a very good article on MarketWatch.com that I had to share with my readers... WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Question: My elderly father is interested in co-signing the first loan for my daughter and her husband but is nervous about actually lending them any money. My daughter and her husband are stably employed and plan to make all the payments. The homes they are looking at are in the $200,000 range. Their combined annual income is around $85,000, but with a bunch of
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homeowners: Tax deadline extended two days this year - 01/04/12 11:48 PM
I will take the two extra days! I'm sure I'm not alone haha. Here is the information from the article on Marketwatch.com... The normal deadline, April 15, falls on a Sunday this year. And Monday, April 16, is Emancipation Day in Washington. Any holiday in Washington is like a national holiday for tax-filing purposes. If you’re an early-bird filer, more likely to send in your tax return in January than April, then Jan. 17 is your date to get going. That’s the first day the IRS will accept electronically filed returns, and those filed through the “free file” program. If
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog | Saturday 05-21-2011 | Opening and Closing your Vacation Home - 05/21/11 03:30 PM
Happy Saturday everyone! It's beautiful outside...I hope you are enjoying everything Southern California and the Westside has to offer. Here is a snip from my latest post on www.WestsideHomeFinder.com http://www.westsidehomefinder.com/blog/opening-and-closing-your-vacation-home.htm A big reason for owning a vacation home is rest and relaxation, but it’s not all fun and games. Opening and closing a vacation home takes time and money. Plan to spend a day before the season starts to open your vacation home, and another day at season’s end to close it down. Specific tasks, such as...read more http://www.westsidehomefinder.com/blog/opening-and-closing-your-vacation-home.htm Westside Properties is a full-service real estate boutique brokerage based in Pacific
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homeowners: Santa Monica Real Estate - Should you Move or Remodel? - 04/28/11 06:27 PM
Here is a snip of our latest blog post on www.WestsideHomeFinder.com When your house no longer suits you, you can move or remodel. Find out which big change is the right investment of your housing dollars. Deciding whether you should move or remodel? The most important things you need to consider are the four things you can’t change: your home’s value compared to the rest of the neighborhood, how much you love your neighborhood, the size of your lot, and the cost to move your stuff to a new house. Just about everything else—remodeling costs, the hassle of living in
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Wednesday 04-20-2011 | Dom Naidoo - 04/20/11 08:55 PM
Happy hump day everyone! I hope you are enjoying the week and looking forward to getting over the hump and rolling downhill towards Friday. My business partner Josh and I were out in the field most of the day showing properties. We had a blast as it's now a treat for us to leave the office. Things, thankfully, are very busy so we're usually buried under stacks of escrow files or juggling meeting after meeting...BUT NOT A COMPLAINT, we are thankful for the business!! I'm looking for a lease pocket listing in the Malibu or Pacific Palisades are for approximately $20,000
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Homeowners: Beware of rising Foreclosure Scams - 04/18/11 11:29 PM
Happy Monday everyone! I hope you had a great weekend and survived the day. Here's a snip of my latest post on www.WestsideHomeFinder.com Here’s the latest: HOMEOWNERS BEWARE: Foreclosure Rescue Scams With the recent rise in foreclosures, foreclosure-related scams have exploded onto the real estate scene. These so-called “foreclosure rescue companies” claim they will help save your home, but in reality are out to make a profit — at your expense. Red Flags for Foreclosure Rescue Scams If you are at risk of or in foreclosure,… Read More Westside Properties is a full-service real estate
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog | Monday 03-28-2011 | Japan Quake Raises Home Owner Insurance Questions in California | Dom Naidoo and Josh Barre | WestsideHomeFinder.com 310.459.8191 - 03/28/11 05:22 PM
Happy Monday everyone! I hope you had a great weekend! Here is a snip of my latest blog post on www.WestsideHomeFinder.com: Japan Quake Raises Home Owner Insurance Questions in California March 17—The crisis unfolding in northern Japan has prompted many California home owners to review their insurance to make sure they would be covered if a devastating earthquake hit the state. Added to their list of concerns is whether they’d be protected against tsunami-induced flooding or radioactivity released from one of California’s two nuclear power plants or other facilities that store nuclear... To view the full post, please click to my
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Wednesday 12-1-2010 - Wednesday hump - 12/01/10 07:12 PM
Happy hump day everyone! I hope you all are well and surviving the holiday season. As for myself, I am feeling better and thankfully back in action. The holidays are also the cold and flu season. I post some helpful information on my website today. Here is some of the information... When to replace your roof While your roof may not be leaking or missing shingles, many subtle signs tell you it’s time for an upgrade. Whether you’re planning to sell or remain in your home for quite some time, a roof’s condition weighs significantly on the value of
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Weatherizing your Home - 11/28/10 12:41 PM
Happy Sunday everyone! I hope you all are enjoying the weekend and are gearing up for another beautiful day in Southern California! http://www.westsidehomefinder.com/?p=1382 As winter approaches, bringing with it bone-chilling drafts, follow these five simple, cost-effective steps, you will be more comfortable this season and reduce your utility bills. Step 1: Beware the draftA drafty window or doorway can increase your energy bills by 5% to 30%. Use weather stripping in window sills and door jambs where movement and flexibility is necessary. For more permanent leaks, such as around your window or door frame, use caulking. The most severe draft
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades School and area Information - 11/13/10 10:45 AM
Pacific Palisades is a district within the U.S. city of Los Angeles, California, located between Brentwood to the east, Malibu and Topanga to the west, Santa Monica to the southeast, the Santa Monica Bay to the southwest, and the Santa Monica Mountains to the north. Data provided by See more information on Pacific Palisades schools from Education.com Private {6} Charter {2} Special Program Emphasis {1} Magnet {1} Alt. {1} Alt. Schools in CA, 90272 1 Alt. Schools found in the area. SchoolTypeGrade LevelEnrollmentStudents per Teacher Newest Listings in Pacific Palisades 90272: Showing properties 1 - 5 of 167. See more city
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Landscaping Tips - 10/28/10 12:29 AM
I found this helpful information on theHome Depot Gardening site… The formula for designing new gardens is simple, and it all begins with a plan. A plan allows you to complete stages as your budget allows and make sure that what you do this season won’t have to be undone next season. Collect pictures of scenes that please you.Tastes vary. Some people like precise formal gardens, some want to play croquet on a big lawn, others like the informal country look. Take an inventory. Do a “floor plan” of your property on a piece of graph paper. Consider your needs
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Tuesday 10-19-2010 - When to Consult an Attorney - 10/19/10 12:04 PM
In the United States, foreclosures are hitting an all-time high. What does this mean? It means that you may be impacted, if you haven’t already been. When it comes to foreclosures, many homeowners and renters do not know where to turn. There may come a point in time when you need to consult with or hire an attorney. Most media attention surrounding foreclosures is focused on the property owner. Yes, many of the individuals facing foreclosure are owners of single-family homes that they live in, but not always. A large number of rental property owners are finding themselves in foreclosure. As a
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Tuesday 10-12-2010 - How to talk to your Lender about Foreclosure - 10/12/10 10:39 PM
Many homeowners can find alternatives to foreclosure by negotiating with lenders, often with the help of foreclosure counselors. If you’re facing foreclosure, call your lender right now to determine your options, which can include loan modification, forbearance, or a short sale. Review the details Start by reviewing all correspondence you’ve received from your lender. The letters—and phone calls—probably began once you were 30 days past due. Also review your mortgage documents, which should outline what steps your lender can take. For instance, is there a “power of sale” clause that authorizes the sale of your home to pay off a mortgage
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Facing Foreclosure: What to Do Right Now - 09/30/10 12:25 AM
If you’re facing foreclosure, don’t panic: Take steps right now to save your home or at least lessen the blow of its loss. A record high 2.8 million properties were hit with foreclosure notices in 2009. That’s the bad news. The good news: About two-thirds of notices don’t result in actual foreclosures, says Doug Robinson of NeighborWorks, a nonprofit group that offers foreclosure counseling. Many homeowners find alternatives to foreclosure by negotiating with lenders, often with the help of foreclosure counselors. If you’re facing foreclosure, call your lender right now to determine your options, which can include loan modification, forbearance, or a short
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - Thursday 09-09-2010 - Plant Trees! - 09/09/10 02:48 PM
Trees don’t ask for much—dirt, water, sunlight. Yet they provide a wealth of benefits: They improve the air you breathe, cut your energy bills with their shade, provide a home to wildlife, and add beauty and value to your home. But every year, 3.2 million acres of forest are cut down, according to the Nature Conservancy. Several million more acres are lost to fire, storm, and disease. That’s why planting new trees and protecting the ones we have is so important. You can do your part by Caring for the trees in your yard Supporting tree-planting activities in your community Donating to
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog – Insuring a Home Costs More Now - 09/03/10 11:53 PM
Happy Friday everyone!! I hope you all had a great week and are now ready for a fun filled weekend ahead. I ran across this article and wanted to share with you as I feel it's incredibly important and helpful..... Source: USA TODAY Five years after Hurricane Katrina leveled a large part of the Gulf Coast, homeowners as far away as Maine are still paying the bill. Home insurance rates for some coastal areas have shot up 30% or more. Thousands of homeowners who live along the East Coast have had their policies canceled. And when the next disaster hits,
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homeowners: Pacific Palisades Real Estate Blog - 5 Tips for Saving Energy in the Family Room - 08/13/10 11:02 AM
The three biggest energy hogs in the family room are the plasma television, DVR/Tivo box, and digital cable box. The fun—a video game console, TV, DVR, DVD, and stereo system—that your family room provides comes with a price. By reducing standby power, using rechargeable batteries in remotes, and replacing incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescents, you could save up to $130 a year in energy costs. And if you’re in the market for a new TV, you can save even more energy by being flexible on the type you buy. 1. Reconsider that plasma TV. The three biggest energy hogs in
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