moving to los angeles: Moving To Los Angeles? Need Help?
- 09/19/12 08:18 AM
Many of the calls I get are from people moving to Los Angeles, from out-of-state or overseas. These people need help above and beyond the usual real estate agent services provided. You are most certainly going to want to rent before you commit to buying a home in Los Angeles, and you are going to be somewhat overwhelmed by the choices you may or may not have. We can discuss your options which will depend on your needs. Where are you going to be working? Do you need a specific school or school district? Do you want a specific lifestyle – near restaurants, shops, outdoor-living, … (13 comments)
moving to los angeles: Los Angeles Rentals. How Do You Handle Bad or No Credit?
- 09/11/12 03:01 AM
Los Angeles Rentals with no credit or bad credit? A few of my rental clients are looking for Los Angeles rentals will less than stellar credit or no credit. The sad part is they often don’t know that their credit will not meet the standards of a prospective landlord and are shocked when they are refused. One hit on your report, a late payment, something about which you may not be aware, can drive your score down, so you need to check your credit report at least once a year. What is considered good credit? In my experience landlords are looking for mid … (17 comments)
moving to los angeles: 10 Tips for Finding a Los Angeles Rental Home
- 07/31/12 02:13 PM
Are you looking for a Los Angeles home rental? If you have been following the Los Angeles real estate market then you will know that inventory is low. It is the same for Los Angeles rentals also. Here are some tips for finding a Los Angeles home rental in this competitive market: If you are looking for a rental under $2,500, use Craigslist, Westside Rentals or drive around and watch for “For Lease” signs. You will get the most choice this way. Over $2,500 it will probably pay to use the services of a Los Angeles Realtor®. This will save you a lot of time and the frustration of trying to coordinate … (21 comments)
moving to los angeles: Moving to Los Angeles? How is the Rental Market Right Now?
- 05/05/12 07:57 AM
You are planning on moving to Los Angeles, and are wondering about the rental market. Well, it is hotter than ever. Prices are rising and properties in good areas are going quickly. Yesterday I went to the first open of a single family rental in Westwood, and the place was packed. You probably are not ready to buy before you check out some of the Los Angeles communities, because you are not sure where you will want to end up living. Renting for a year is a good way to find out. And the easiest way for you to narrow down your search is to use a Los … (25 comments)
moving to los angeles: Moving to Los Angeles? Where are you Going to Live?
- 05/03/11 06:24 AM
Are you thinking of moving to Los Angeles? A daunting task if you are new to the city and you are thinking: Where should I live in Los Angeles? Here are some points to consider: Proximity to your workplace, if you are going to be commuting every day. As you possibly may have heard, Los Angeles traffic can be a little congested. Depending on the time of day a 5 mile journey could take up to half an hour Do you want a view? If you do, you should head for the hills. Santa Monica Canyon Echo Park – great for … (17 comments)
Are you buying a home in the Los Angeles area? Are you selling a home? Do you know the market right now?
In a strong sellers' market like today, if you are in the process of buying a home you will need someone to help you stand out from your competition and become the successful bidder. If you are a seller the sifting through all the offers you will be receiving can be a confusing process. And especially if you are an absentee owner or out-of-town buyer that process can be extremely difficult.
That is where I excel. I am here when you cannot be and offer a personalized service which will hopefully relieve much of the stress involved in the most important transaction of your life.
Sit back, relax, and let me do the work.
Many of the calls I get are from people moving to Los Angeles, from out-of-state or overseas. These people need help above and beyond the usual real estate agent services provided.
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