Quick Tips for First-Time Home Sellers
Curb Appeal Those who search for real estate listings online can often be converted to potential buyers by strong visuals. Now is the time to have professional, well-lit, and appealing photos taken of the interior and exterior of your home, and attach them to your listing. Your goal is to portray your home at its very best! The Right Price …
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Navigate Online Listings Like a Pro
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- November 6, 2015
The majority of today’s buyers begin their real estate search online. If you’re new to the home-buying process, it’s important to have an understanding that sellers will generally present their homes in the best possible light. They want buyers to feel like they are getting value for their money. In order to make sure you actually are, check out the …
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Seller’s Guide to Kitchen Remodeling on a Budget
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- November 5, 2015
Finding the right contractor It’s important to choose a general contractor who comes highly recommended, is professional, and above all is someone you can trust. The best way to handle payment is to pay no more than 30 percent up front, in order to cover startup materials—you and your contractor can work out a schedule of payments based on the …
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Encinitas Alleys Transform into Art Galleries
On November 1st, the city of Encinitas celebrated the Day of the Dead with costume contests and entertainment—in an alley off of the Coast Highway. The resulting mural, which covers the alley wall between D and E Street, pays tribute to the traditional Mexican holiday. It was painted by artists Mayra Navarro and Debi Winger, along with the help of …
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New vs. Used Homes: Which is Best for You?
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- November 3, 2015
We all know that in most cases, brand new homes are more expensive than existing homes. However, existing homes can carry extensive future maintenance costs that may equal or even outweigh that purchasing price of a new home. Here are the most crucial factors to consider when trying to decide what type of home is right for you. New …
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Stunning 2-Story 6BR Home Available NOW at 534 Oakbranch Drive in Encinitas $849,000
MODEL PERFECT! BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED SUMMERFIELD SINGLE STORY 4BR WITH SECOND STORY ADDITION (UPSTAIRS IS 2BR, 1BA + LOFT). Total of 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, plus loft. A wonderful home for the large or growing family. South Encinitas location. Large lot w/pool and RV parking. Synthetic grassy lawn. Gorgeous kitchen & baths. Thick baseboards. Recessed lighting. New laminate flooring. Tankless water …
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Rental Buying for Beginners
To buy, or not to buy? Purchasing a rental property can be very lucrative if you choose wisely. Here are the most crucial factors that will influence your decision. Property Type For first-time investors, single-family homes or condominiums are generally the safest bet. Single-family homes attract couples and families, who are more likely to become long-term renters and thus ensure …
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Selling Your Home in the Winter
Turn on the Heat Make sure the temperature is comfortable and warm, especially on a cold day—potential buyers may stay longer. If you have a fireplace, a chilly afternoon is the perfect time to use it. Consider Lighting Make sure all visible computers and televisions are turned off or dimmed. The key is to use a combination of natural and …
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The Historic Charm of Encinitas
Founded in 1883 California’s first highway was constructed in the late 18th century and called by the name “El Camino Real”. The north-south highway, now known as Highway 101, eventually started bringing commerce and tourism to the quiet beach town of Encinitas in the early 21st century. The very first buildings in this area of Encinitas were constructed in the …
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The Home Buying Process: When You Have Kids
Commute You may want to make sure that you’re reasonably close to your workplace and school, especially if you have children who are still young enough to need an assisted daily routine. Getting your kids up and ready for school can be a hassle—there’s no need to add to the stress by having an extra-long commute to your work or …
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