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2013 Solvang CA 3rd Quarter Real Estate Market Update

December 9, 2013
Vandenberg AFB Homes
Buyer Info, Market Trends, Seller Info, Solvang

2013 Solvang CA 3rd Quarter Real Estate Market Update If you are considering selling your Solvang CA home and you would like a comparative market analysis, feel free to contact my office at (805) 938-9950 and set up an appointment.…

2013 Lompoc CA 3rd Quarter Real Estate Market Update

December 4, 2013
Vandenberg AFB Homes
Buyer Info, Central Coast Real Estate, Lompoc / Vandenberg Village, Market Trends, Seller Info

2013 Lompoc CA 3rd Quarter Real Estate Market Update If you are considering selling your Lompoc Home and you would like a comparative market analysis, feel free to contact my office at (805) 938-9950 and set up an appointment.…

5 Common Mistakes the Central Coast FSBO Seller Can Avoid

If you want to sell your home FSBO and are interested in receiving a comparative market analysis of your home, I can provide this to you. If you are offering a broker co-op, I would also appreciate the opportunity to preview your home. I will gladly provide a comparative market analysis without you having to endure a listing presentation - just let me know up front that you are a FSBO seller.

5 Reasons Why A Loan Modification May Not Be the Answer for You

When considering whether you should pursue a short sale or a loan modification, homeowners should consider and discuss the following issues with their legal counsel and tax advisor. Not every loan modification solves an equity problem. If your house is worth half of what you paid for it, a loan modification may not solve your problem, unless it includes principal reduction as a part of it.

Top 5 Reasons to Commit to Your Real Estate Agent Now

They can do a better job for you. With commitment and loyalty comes trust. I can do ten times more for a client if they are committed and they trust me. If you are working with an agent that you don't trust, you need to move on, because there really is no point.

What information does a bank typically require for a short sale package?

What Happens if the Short Sale Does Not Appraise?

It depends. This is definitely a difficult situation for both the buyer and the seller, usually because appraisals are not ordered and completed until after the short sale approval has been received. Typically, the parties wait for weeks, if not months for the short sale approval, and once received the buyer begins their inspections and their lender orders the appraisal.

Foreclosure Alternative: The Short Sale

Foreclosure Alternative: The Short Sale A short sale is far from hassle-free, but it’s a better alternative than foreclosure. And now you’ve got a little help from your friends in D.C. Here are the facts about short sales and how…

Central Coast Real Estate – How Many Days Does the Buyer Have to Inspect the Property?

In the standard residential purchase contract used on most real estate transactions on the Central Coast., the buyer has 17 days to complete all their inspections. The seller has 7 days to provide disclosures to the buyer, and the buyer then has an opportunity to review those disclosures within their inspection period.

Did someone die in this house? 3 Points to Consider

This may be a taboo subject, but it is a question I am asked all the time when acting as a buyer’s agent. I know everyone has different feeling about death, but it is peculiar to me that when you ask most people where they would prefer to die, they usually say at home. Yet, many people feel like they don’t want to purchase a home in which someone has passed away.