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Monthly Archives: March 2014
How Much Do Real Estate Agents Make?
It’s a common question for consumers, students and real estate professionals: How much do real estate agents make? Click here to read article.
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Tagged Agent, broker, commission, continuing education, industry dues, marketing materials, overhead, potential buyer, technology, transportation
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Wealthy Chinese home buyers boost suburban L.A. housing markets
Demand for L.A.-area homes among affluent Chinese are pushing prices past boom-era peaks, generating a subset of property brokers and mortgage lenders that cater to their distinct needs. Click here to read article.
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Tagged affluent Chinese, Arcadia, boom-era peaks, East San Gabriel, Feng Shui, L.A.-area, Lambert Ranch, Lantern Gardens, mortgage lenders, new subdivisions, Pasadena, property brokers, San Gabriel, San Gabriel Valley, San Marino, suburban Chinatown, Temple City, walnut
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The Water Crisis
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Tagged California Senate Bill 407, clothes washer, faucet aerators, faucets, Landscaping, low-flow shower head, low-flow toilet, overwatering, shower, toilets, water crisis
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Californians Say No to REO-to-Rental: Is this Good News for RE Agents?
Recently, many lenders have been converting their once for sale properties into rental ones, a process known as REO-to-rental. Not only does this practice limit the listings available to agents and brokers, it raises many concerns for the people residing … Continue reading
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Tagged all-cash, communities, families, first-time homebuyers, investor cash, investors, local housing markets, mortgage meltdown, REO-to-rental
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9 Ways to Make Spring Cleaning Less Horrible
Spring is here! It’s that time of year! This article features some great ideas to make spring cleaning less horrible. Click here to read story.
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Tagged competition, dance party, fun, group effort, prize, profitable, race, treasure hunt, workout
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Why Do I Need a Realtor? I Could Sell My House Myself
This is the first in a twelve-part series for the would-be home seller about the real estate process from the sellers’ perspective. Click here to read article.
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Tagged advertising, commission, exposure, FSBO, marketing knowledge, MLS, NAR, overprice, Realtor, unrepresented seller attempts
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What Do You Want in a Neighborhood?
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Tagged community, commute, established neighborhood, high-quality public schools, highway, Home Buyers, neighborhood, privacy, public transportation, sidewalks
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February 2014 Real Estate Activities
Please click on image to view larger image. Then click on larger image to zoom in. The lack of inventory continues to be a challenge in San Marino. We had a total of 8 recorded sales … Continue reading
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Tagged Residential Real Estate, San Marino, San Marino Real Estate Activity, Sold, Sold Activity
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Mortgage Resource Directory
This powerful search tool can identify available mortgage finance programs in your target real estate area, saving you the time from searching countless municipal and state websites. Click here to access.
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Tagged bank-owned, Foreclosure, Home Ownership, mortgage finance programs, Multi-Family Home, single-family home
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