Linda I. Rozales's (lrozales) Blog

A lot of homeowners are getting confused information as to the real value of their home most especially with the current information that you can get from the internet.  Some are arguing why their home is priced a lot less from their neighbor's house when in fact it is in a lot better condition o...

You wanted to keep your home and tried loan modification.  You spent months or sometimes a year working with the bank and even tried doing the trial payment to later find out that you did not qualify.  What is next?  Your best alternative is doing a Short Sale.  What is it and what are the advant...

Buyers dictate the price of a home based on location and condition.  Even if your home is in a great location and buyers see that the condition is not acceptable, they will still refuse to pay a premium for your home.  What can you do to make sure that you can get the best value for your home? Th...

A lot of homeowners are not aware that when they touch their original loan, whether to lower the interest rate with no cash out, the loan becomes a "Recourse Loan."  In California, we have what are known as Recourse and Non-Recourse loans.  What does this mean to the lender?  When the borrower de...

If you are looking for a well-maintained home located on a tree-lined street, I have a 3-bedroom & 1-1/2 bath home with a 600-foot family room with one bedroom making it a 4-bedroom house.  Family room is permitted and leads out to a covered patio which is great for entertaining friends and famil...

Looking for a home in the Indian Village?  I have one on Chickasaw with 3 bedrooms/2 baths and a huge permitted family room.  Home has a 3-car garage, RV parking and swimming pool.  It is also on a corner lot and has a lot of potentials.  Check out www.LindaRozales.com.

The Federal tax credit has already expired as of April 30, 2010, unless you had an approved accepted offer and is already in escrow and has not closed, you still have until September 30, 2010 to close and qualify for the credit. What other options does a first-time homebuyer have to be able to ge...