Livermore rental market is off the hook. I recently listed a few properties including one of my own for rent in the Livermore. The responses I received were overwhelming. I had to stop taking calls. Because of this discovery and the decline in active Livermore real estate transactions, I have decided to pursue Livermore property management for a while. It's a lot of work & time for a small amount of dough, with a ton of potential headache, but just think long term of all the other business with real estate & loan transaction that will come out of it...re-fi's helping renters become home owners, sales of the rentals eventually...I must have received 15 phone calls from two rental ads that were tied in with Livermore real estate. I will start posting new available rentals on my website http://www.steveshomesearch.com/. Click on "rentals". Another reality is there are many Livermore real estate agents getting out of the business which means there are less available rescores for landlords/investors to grasp. The strong will survive during these times......and when the business picks up again and our doors are open we will be remembered as some of the few who survived the tuff times in the tri-valley Livermore area....if people have 10 stores to shop at and 6 of them close there doors, were will everyone go when its time to jump off the fence and purchase again? http://www.steveshomesearch.com/ its all about exposure baby!
Rainer
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