Understanding the Housing Market

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Real Estate Broker/Owner - Move Up Properties - CA BRE Lic 01193694
Survived the mortgage meltdown and live to teach others how to buy and sell in Southern California's "move up" real estate market.

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2010 

One bad apple won’t spoil the whole tree, will it? Buyers need to take time to read this story to help them understand that Realtors are people too. I received an email about a month and a half ago from a gentleman who we will call “Alan” stating that he has been mistreated by many real estate a...
01/24/2010
Question: Should You Choose a Short Sale Over a Foreclosure?  Sample Question: My husband and I have been making our mortgage payments every month even though our home is underwater. We owe a lot more than our home is worth. Now, my husband has lost his job. We're thinking about walking away fro...
01/24/2010
Hi Diane - I would like to thank ALL the real estate professionals who worked with us to document this fraud by banks regarding the short sale process and off-HUD kickbacks -- together we can help change this industry for the better! Here is the full CNBC Story on Short Sale Fraud: http://bit.ly/...
01/16/2010
It is nearing the end of our "forever and a day" wait for the lender's final approval letter outlining the terms of what they need to complete the short sale closing.  During a recent visit to the long anticipated vacant home of their dreams the buyer realizes that the water heater is missing!  ...
01/09/2010
Offers may be accepted without notifying loan servicers By Inman News, Wednesday, January 6, 2010. Inman News with Commentary by Diane Wheatley, Broker My office recently went over Bank of America's head out of pure frustration and poor communication and called Fannie Mae direct to inquire about...
01/09/2010
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Survived the mortgage meltdown and live to teach others how to buy and sell in the "move up" market in California.

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