Tips for Home Buyers in Encinitas: The Walk–Through
Here are some helpful tips when you go on the walk-through, a part of the home buying process when you and your buyer’s agent explore your home-to-be and check to make sure it is in the condition specified in your contract. When to Schedule Your Walk-Through Most often the walk-through should take place within 24 hours of your closing so …
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The 12 Do’s and Don’ts of the Mortgage Process
When you’re searching for your dream home in Encinitas or the current loan that you’ve been working with needs to be refinanced, you may need to do a little research before you do so. That’s why we have assembled a do’s and don’ts list of the mortgage process according to Julie Myers Braun, a mortgage advisor of Coldwell Banker Home …
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San Diego Housing Market Slowing Down
According to the numbers released last Friday, February 7th, by the San Diego Association of Realtors, prices of San Diego County real estate in January stayed above the pricing that was posted in January 2013. However, there have been indications of a slowdown that would continue to tiptoe into a somewhat heated market in San Diego County according to …
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The Number One Realtor in Encinitas in 2013
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#1 Encinitas real estate agent in 2013, $37.3 million, 1129 Bonita Drive, 632 Crest Drive, 706 Costa Del Sur, 844 Elmview Drive, encinitas real estate, Free market evaluation, homes for sale in encinitas, Linda Moore, linda sells moore, No.1 Realtor in Encinitas, top real estate agent
- February 7, 2014
Having watched this city develop since 1990, it is with great honor that I achieved the goal of top seller of homes in Encinitas in 2013. This honor reflects the integrity and how passionate I am with assisting home sellers and buyers of Encinitas. I sold a total of 35 homes at an average price of 663,000 in the last …
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Hidden For Sale Signs in San Diego
With the listings in luxury homes, benefits increase for buyers and sellers according to an article in Yahoo! Finance. However the worst thing a home seller in San Diego is list a price that is too demanding. This is because the house will stay on the market for far too long, the price will be forced to drop and consumers …
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Five Issues Veterans may run into when Buying a Home in Carlsbad
When veterans are looking for homes in Carlsbad, many home buyers and agents stay away from the Department of Veteran Affairs because of the restrictions could be at a large number and very difficult. Veterans don’t have to fall into this pool of misconceptions when searching for a mortgage for their home according to an article in realtor.com. Although even …
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Prepare for Inspection when Selling Your Home in Encinitas
Now that you’ve put your home on the market, and an offer has come in, the process of inspection comes next. Even if you have owned the real estate in Encinitas for years or even decades, there could be issues with discovered by an inspector. There is no promise that you’ll pass the inspection with flying colors, but according to …
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Buy a Home in Solana Beach with Low or Zero Down Payment
The most difficult issue for first-time home buyers in Solana Beach is finding all of the financing they need. That’s not out of the ordinary because you’re usually paying for rent and are trying to save for an emergency fund. A down payment is usually around 20 percent of the worth of the home in Solana Beach. The median house …
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The Milken Institute New Report features the California Association of Realtors
The California Association of Realtors (C.A.R) were featured in the new release of the Milken Institute report of housing finance. The landscape of this release talks about rebuilding housing finance, the perspective on Californians on Federal Reform, as well as the voice of CEO of C.A.R. Joel Singer. The report notes the discussion of the California Summit that was in …
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Should I make the choice of refinancing my home in San Diego?
With months of the housing market in San Diego at the lowest it’s been in years, recent months have shown a slight increase of interest rates. The idea of refinancing a mortgage still is an appealing idea, because interest rates are expected to jump to five percent or higher by August 2014, according to a Freddie Mac Report in …
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