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home buying: Regular Sale..Not An REO, Short Sale Or Investor Property....I Swear! - 02/01/10 08:55 AM
***THIS IS A REGULAR SALE*** Are you tired of unresponisve banks , REO properties and endless short sales? Then look no more!!!Cozy, well kept starter home. Perfectly manicured yard in a perfectly manicured neighborhood. You will be immediately struck by the care and craftsmanship of your new home. True hard wood floors in hallway and bedrooms. The living room allows in soft light through a large bay window, and also features a warming fire place. This opens into a huge den that makes this home perfect for family and guests. There is a separate laundry room conveniently located off of the
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home buying: Southern California Home Prices Up in December - 01/19/10 03:05 PM
Southern California is seeing steady, month over month gains in housing appreciation. If you enjoy reading that as much as I do, I'll write it again, just so you don't have to go back. Southern California is seeing steady, month over month gains in housing appreciation. What is even more impressive is that these gains were realized in what has historically been two of the worst months for sales, November and December. The link below is from today's Los Angeles Times. Positive headlines are incrementally, but steadily showing up more and more. Keep your head's up. You just might see
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home buying: FHA Finally Flips Out - 01/18/10 08:53 AM
How many of you have been out house hunting and seen some bank owned properties that look like this: They are usually the ones that the "creative" REO agent describes with terms like " Needs a little TLC" or "Handyman's Delight". In reality, the description should be "Bring your own hand sanitizer. This ones a dump". The problem is that if an investor buys that lil gem,fixes it up and sell it, he's labeled as a "flipper". In today's market that's equivalent to sporting a scarlet letter A from years past. The punishment for such a heinous act is that, as a
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home buying: Ohhhh Nooooo!!! Not More Good News!!! - 11/25/09 01:22 PM
The following good news is brought to you by The Los Angeles Times and Forefront Real Estate. Don't look now, but new home prices in Southern California, The West, and everywhere else are also unmistakably on the rise. In today's market, it's actually OK have a little optimism. I'm not suggesting to run out and bet the farm on 2010 being the best year on record. But we've all been beaten down by dour headlines and predictions. Have a look at the article and graph below. But be careful, it may make you smile. New US home sales rise 6.2% --
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home buying: THIS JUST IN: - 10/14/09 08:08 AM
The link below proves that the sky is NOT falling. In fact, it's only rain: Housing upturn occurring in some parts of Southern California, data show -- latimes.com
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home buying: THE NEW HOUSING AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY ACT IS H.E.R.A. raising - 08/05/09 03:31 PM
If you applied for a loan after 7/30/2009, there is a new, and as of yet, little known law in effect that has the potential to cost you a lot of money. Hopefully, that opening line grabbed your attention. The new law is called the Housing and Economic Recovery Act, or H.E.R.A. Sure, it sounds wonderful. Who would argue with Housing and Economic Recovery? If fairness, there are lots of parts of this law that are beneficial. And while the law was designed to protect the public from predatory lending, it instead, serves to delay loan closings. Here is my opinion on
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home buying: WANT TO TEST DRIVE YOUR HOME? GET A HOME INSPECTION - 06/22/09 10:57 AM
There's one part of a real estate transaction that often gets overlooked. Or worse yet, in the interest of saving $300-$400, isn't done at all. That is a home inspection. Sometimes, it's confused with an appraisal. An appraisal is a valuation of a property done by an appraiser, and generally done in conjunction with a purchase money loan or a refinance. Its purpose is to give an accurate value range to the lender and client. In California, appraisers are governed by the OREA . A home inspection is a valuation of <strong>property condition</strong>. It is generally done as part of a buyer's
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home buying: MY FEATURED LISTINGS-RIVERSIDE,LOS ANGELES,RANCHO CUCAMONGA,HIGHLAND - 06/17/09 10:02 PM
***REGULAR SALE*** NOT A SHORT SALE OR FORECLOSURE 1565 Central Avenue,Highland 4 Bed/2 Bath/1330 Sq.Ft. $165,000 Click here for more information ______________________________________________________________________________________ ***HILLTOP ESTATE*** 16310 Landon Court,Riverside 5 Bed/4 Bath/4552 Sq.Ft. $405,000 Click here for more information ________________________________________________________________________________________ ***TURNKEY CONDO*** 8990 19th Street #291,Rancho Cucamonga 2 Bed/2 Bath/925 Sq.Ft. $99,995 Click here for more information _______________________________________________________________________________ ***JUST LISTED*** 4552 Jessica Drive,Los Angeles (Glassell Park) 3 Bed/2.5 Bath/1812 Sq.Ft. $549,995 Click here for more information
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home buying: TOP 5 AREAS OF RECOVERY - 06/12/09 07:36 AM
Don't look now, but the sky may have begun to stop falling. With so much very real, worrisome news out there, we sometimes loose perspective that the very beginnings of a recovery are starting to appear. While they may be very small beginnings, they are appearing more and more. Unlike the stock markets, which tend to be forward looking ( housing stocks started their slide before the entire market fell off a cliff), the news cycle tends to play catch-up. That old saying "bad news sells" basically insures that. What I've seen more and more is real estate in our local
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Pat Palmer-Realtor, Upland, CA 91786
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