When you decide to launch a home-based business, you sometimes find the business concept quickly outgrows the home. You’re then faced with the decision of renting office space or a storefront, or of relocating to a bigger home. There are many advantages to moving up to a larger residence, including the tax benefits of home […]
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A seller’s market exists when the demand for property exceeds supply. Simply put, there are very many interested buyers, but the real estate inventory is low. This puts the sellers at an advantage because there are fewer homes available in the market, causing buyers to somehow scramble for the few existing ones. Such is the
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Check out Chicago loan originator, Gene Mundt’s, excellent post on the changes the year 2020 has brought on mortgage applications and what is yet to come: The year 2020 has been like no other … In many ways, because of all the challenges and upheaval, time has felt like it was moving at a snail-like
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Gene Mundt, a Chicagol Mortgage Originator write another great post on how help move along your mortgage loan application by being pro-active. This is even mor important during the current crises we are facing. I’m presently working with multiple self-employed mortgage applicants … and as you would probably suspect, the process for these applicants is a
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If you are not a cash buyer then your first step when buying a home is to find a good lender. You may already be a pro at home buying and have a good go-to loan broker, but if not you will need to find someone who will make the process run smoothly and not
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If you are selling a Los Angeles home, you will be using just one real estate agent because you will sign an exclusive listing agreement with that agent which means, yes, that you work exclusively with that agent. The work involved in selling a home warrants that kind of loyalty, and you as a seller
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Pricing your Los Angeles home to sell. Use the Facts. And by pricing it to sell I mean to sell for the best price possible – even in a sellers’ market. Emotions need to be taken out of the decision-making process and it should be based on facts, because this is how a buyer is going
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Whether you are thinking of buying or selling a home in Los Angeles with its extremely low inventory, you will need to pay attention to the value of comps, or how the list price of a home is calculated. I am sure you have heard the term “comps” bandied about. Comps are comparison properties, and basically they are an indicator of fair
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While you are waiting for new housing inventory to come on the market in Los Angeles Rob Spinosa has great advice on how to avoid damaging your credit. These are good tips to follow.
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