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orange county ca real estate: Can “School Days” Be “Good Investment” Days in Costa Mesa CA Real Estate? - 07/25/10 01:34 PM
When kids start getting ready to head off to college, many parents start to wonder how they are going to pay for it. TeamWeichman would love to help you with some "investment" ideas! To save the expenses of dorm living, some parents purchase a property near the college campus as a residence for their child. By having two or three roommates their rent can cover the monthly payment, and the property becomes a valuable investment for the future. So the next time you are in a conversation with a friend, family member or neighbor and they mention their child is
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orange county ca real estate: Time is running out for Orange County California Real Estate! Don't miss the Boat! - 03/14/10 05:05 PM
It's the best news in real estate since last year's First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit: an estimated $22 billion will pump into our economy as a result of the government not only extending the tax credit, but including current homeowners, too. The existing $8,000 maximum credit stays in place for first-time buyers. A "first-time" buyer is one who has not owned a home during the three years prior to the purchase. However, repeat buyers who have lived in their home for five of the past eight years may also qualify for up to a $6,500 tax credit on their
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orange county ca real estate: It all depends! The foreclosure market and price increases in Costa Mesa California Real Estate! - 02/24/10 05:48 PM
The signals are out there: home sales are picking up and prices are slowly ascending. However, recovery isn't obvious everywhere yet. Most markets are still seeing the cheapest homes selling fastest, while mid-range homes are taking longer, and upper-end properties are languishing. Whether buying or selling, your best strategy in this dynamic marketplace depends on which tier your property sits. This column will begin by offering advice for that bottom tier of the most affordable homes. My next column will discuss the mid-range market, and then finally we'll get around to those most expensive properties at the top. Most of
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orange county ca real estate: The Pressure Cooker on Orange County California Real Estate! - 02/05/10 01:14 PM
Phew! After four years of declining home sales, the numbers appear to be finally turning back upward, with closed sales and pending contracts at above-normal increases. In particular, first-time buyers helped buoy the market by taking advantage of low prices and interest rates, as well as the $8,000 tax credit offered by the federal government. At least for now, home prices remain attractively low, and mortgage payments as they relate to income are very comfortable. All the information seems to point to the fact that home prices have actually overcorrected downward. What does that mean? It indicates that many
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orange county ca real estate: Home Prices Buoyed by First-Time Buyers and Continued Tight Supply - 10/04/09 09:53 AM
Low prices, historically low mortgage rates, and tax credit incentives offered to first-time buyers, provided support to the California housing market to remain solid in the late summer. Despite a decline of 5.1 percent from the prior month, the seasonally adjusted annualized sales of existing single-family homes in August exceeded 500,000 for the twelfth consecutive month, and increased 9.0 percent year over year to 526,970 from 483,400 in the same month of last year. For the first eight months of the year, sales were 38.2 percent ahead of last year on a year-to-date basis. The August median price increased 2.6
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orange county ca real estate: Weekly Market Update Ending August 21, 2009 - 08/21/09 11:23 PM
This is the latest information on the national real estate market ending August 21, 2009. Larry has over 15 years of experience in Bank Repos and Short Sales and non foreclosed real estate, my clients include General Electric Mortgage, Home Savings, Associates Finance, Transamerica. Current clients include Bank of America, Ocwen Financial Corporation, Countrywide and Keystone Asset Management to name a few. Larry is President of Weichman Associates located in Costa Mesa California. He has sold real estate since 1976 and is a 3rd generation Real Estate Broker. Larry has closed escrow on over 1,000 properties; from townhomes to commercial
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orange county ca real estate: Costa Mesa Newly Listed 4 Bedroom! Walking Distance To South Coast Plaza! - 06/11/09 09:39 AM
Just Listed! Lovely 4 Bedroom home! Move in condition! Plantation shutters, New kitchen with remodeled cabinets and granite counters, Hardwood floors, Central air conditioning! For a verbal tour of this lovely home you can call anytime 24 hours a day and hear a recorded description of all its features and amenities. Just call 1-800-283-1765 and enter ID# 2191 to listen in. Larry has over 15 years of experience in Bank Repos and Short Sales and non foreclosed real estate, my clients include General Electric Mortgage, Home Savings, Associates Finance, Transamerica. Current clients include Bank of America, Ocwen Financial Corporation, Countrywide
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Larry Weichman
Costa Mesa,
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