The Home Protection Assistance Program (HPPP) is being offered to Los Angeles home sellers at the time of listing by the California Association of Realtors®. The HPPP is optional and is paid for by the seller. This program covers all buyers for a period of 12 months from the close of escrow. What does this […]
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If your homeowners insurance claim is denied, try this. The following great piece of advice was written by Russel Ray, a San Diego Property Consultant. A Client of Russel’s from 2007 called him recently to tell him that his furnace was not working. The reason he waited so long is that it was the first
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In today’s real estate market many Los Angeles homeowners needing to sell because of relocation or having sold to downsize, and finding their home slow to sell and vacant should look into their homeowners policy and the vacancy protection option. Leaving your home unoccupied can cause you to be denied coverage should something happen for
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More signs that the City of Los Angeles is broke. They are considering ending the policy of repairing driveways and sidewalks. The burden will then fall on homeowners and with lawsuits totaling anywhere from $3 to $5 million a year in defense of trips and falls, homeowners who do not take care of these hazards
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There is plenty of information and advice about when to retire and take social security, but very little about managing your home equity with a view to retirement. Equity in your home is a big part of your overall portfolio. If you are married, this is approximately 70% of your non-liquid assets per a 2009
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