“Do”s and “Don’t”s of Interior Design
Don’t get caught chasing interior design trends – here are some recent fads to reconsider.
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Scented To Sell
Tips on how sellers can harness the elusive powers of scent to sell a home.
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Understanding the Fine Print: Arbitration and Litigation
Information on addressing contractual disputes through Arbitration or Litigation.
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Understanding the Fine Print: Dispute Resolution through Mediation
Mediation may be an effective alternative to litigation when approaching real estate disputes.
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Understanding the Fine Print: Liquidated Damages Provisions
Does a Liquidated Damages provision in your real estate contract benefit you?
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California Ranks Number 17 on New Lowest Property Tax List
33 states have higher property taxes than the Golden State, according to recent research from WalletHub.
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Use Caution With Retouched Listing Photos
If you’re trying to get your home sold quickly, it’s tempting to consider cutting corners. A great listing photo could entice potential buyers to come see the property you’re trying to sell; it’s so easy to Photoshop those bright pink bathroom walls a calming beige, or hide the water damage in your living room ceilings. However, overly-retouched listing photos will …
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To DIY… Or Not To DIY?
Thanks to the wonders of home improvement shows and the Internet, homeowners can now take on projects all by themselves and save a great deal of cash. However, there are certain projects that should be left to the experts; in some cases, the risk of doing damage to your own home is just too great compared to any savings or …
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Preparing Yourself for Closing Day
The process of buying a house can often take longer than expected. If you’ve agreed on a closing date, then congrats—you’re in the home stretch! Before heading to the closing table, read up on the documents that you’ll likely need to sign that are related to closing both your house and mortgage. Make sure to allow plenty of time to …
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Understanding The New Generation of Homeowners
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- February 24, 2016
According to the California Association of Realtors’ 2014 Baby Boomer Survey, millennials are following a far less linear path to homeownership than their Boomer predecessors. While the generation of Americans born between 1946 and 1964 have a higher and more consistent homeownership rate as compared to millennials, there have been decidedly different lifestyle factors that have an influence on when …
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