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  • Kitchen Trends

    Home shows this year are exhibiting Kitchens that have continued the use of glass as a key design element. Once used as a decorative backsplash element, it is being used as both front material as well as a counter top. Colored, frosted, painted and etched are all tendy. With the limited access and high cost of exotic veneers, the growth of ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on July 16, 2008
  • Prices are Rising-for four straight months!!

    Prices have risen for four straight months. The median home price has fallen from a high of $230,200 in July 2006 to a low in February 2008 at $195,600, a drop of 15%. Since February, however, it has risen steadily every month. By May the index (which will be revised on July 24) had risen to $208,600, up $13,000 and a full 6.6%. Another ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on July 14, 2008
  • Forecast for the Week - July 14, 2008

    We could be in for another explosive week, as several reports will show the impact inflation continues to have on the economy. Tuesday will bring the wholesale inflation measuring Producer Price Index as well as the Retail Sales Report, which measures the total receipts of retail stores. Since these numbers reflect consumer spending patterns, this ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on July 14, 2008
  • Buyers Hurry!--Housing Market doing a 180

    Homes are now more affordable then they have been in years.  As soon as I state this, the market could turn the other way. It may be many months before we see balance in the markets, but it is coming. Price reductions have increased dramatically in the past 2 weeks as Sellers look towards the Summer selling months. Homes are no longer as ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on June 4, 2008
  • Real Estate Foreclosure Auction Sale Process

    What will I need to bring to the Auction? For Auction sales, you will need to bring a Cashier’s check made out to yourself. Normally this Check is for 10% of the minimum sale price set by the Auction company. What happens if I am the successful bidder? Immediately after the event, you will pay a 10% non-refundable deposit and sign a ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on May 14, 2008
  • Relocation Services Los Angeles CA

    Relocation Services in Los Angeles California Are you looking for a great California Realtor® or California Real Estate agent? I am one of the most experienced relocation Realtors® and agents in California. I can help you locate California real estate for sale or California apartments for rent. I can also guide you in ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on May 14, 2008
  • Don't Overpay - File a Property Tax Appeal

    DON'T OVERPAY... FILE A PROPERTY TAX APPEAL:Property taxes seem to jump up year after year. Unfortunately, we've become so accustomed to rising taxes that it's no longer a surprise. But here's something that may surprise you. Did you know that over the last eight years, property taxes have actually outpaced even inflation? Those ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on May 5, 2008
  • When should you get Pre-Approved for a Loan?

    I recommend that prospective home buyers get Preapproved as a way of establishing their good faith to home sellers and agents.  Home buyers sometimes get into trouble because they aren't clued into the sequence of steps involved in financing their purchase. These Steps are Qualification, Preapproval, Approval and Lock. Qualification (or ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on May 4, 2008
  • Video Lofts - Los Angeles Area Lofts - Marina del Rey,CA Lofts

    Video Lofts Link:Are you looking for a home that doubles as a work space? Lofts in the Los Angeles area have become the home of choice for Artists, Writers, and other generally creative Buyers. Downtown LA Lofts   Marina del Rey Lofts   Venice,CA Lofts Santa Monica Lofts   Playa Vista Lofts   Hollywood ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on May 4, 2008
  • Buyers and Renters - The Cost of Waiting

    First up:The loss of tax deductions. In most cases, people who lack a mortgage pay more federal and state income taxes than those who qualify for a mortgage deduction.  A Mortgage Calculator illustrates this point: Assume that a buyer is currently paying $1,500 per month on a rental. If the buyer purchases a $300,000 property with $30,000 ...
    Posted to Real Estate Blog LA (Weblog) by 402414 on April 11, 2008
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