Keeping Your Property Safe After Moving Out

Many people choose to move out while their home is still on the market. This can be a great way to sell the home to buyers looking to move in immediately, but it could also be a beacon for criminals. Vacant homes can easily attract the wrong element, and the damage they can cause could be astronomical. Graffiti, vandalism, and …

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Selling a House When you Live Out of State

Selling a house can be a stressful process, especially if you live out of state. Whether you’ve relocated for work, are handling the estate for a deceased relative, or any other reason, selling a home when living out of state presents a unique challenge. The goal with an out of state sale is to sell the property in the shortest …

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Design Trends that may Scare Off Buyers

When you sell a home, you want it to appeal to as many potential buyers as possible. This can sometimes be difficult if you’ve spent time creating a home with a unique design sense. Buyers want to picture themselves living In a home, and their dreams may not include the distinct look you’ve created. Before selling your home, read this …

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What’s Happening in San Diego in November

  There’s always something fun and exciting to do in the San Diego area, and November is no exception. The folks at the Equity Title Company have released their November 2014 San Diego Events Calendar, and it’s filled with events that are sure to please everyone in the family. If you’re new to the area, or considering a move, this …

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C.A.R. Housing Market Forecast Brings Good News for Traditional Home Buyers

The California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) recently released their annual California Housing Market Forecast, and it contains some wonderful news for traditional home buyers. The forecast reports that with more available homes on the market for sale, California’s housing market will see a decrease in investors as home sales will see a slight increase, with prices flattening out in 2015. …

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How to Successfully Market a Small House

You may think that large and spacious homes are the most in-demand houses on the market, but a new trend is on the rise: Small houses. More homebuyers are seeking out the convenience and comfort of smaller homes. This is wonderful news for owners looking to sell their small houses, but to really market the home successfully, you’ll need to …

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What to do if a Seller Won’t Negotiate

Simply finding your dream home can sometimes be only half the battle of buying a house. You may find that your offer, no matter how competitive relative to the market, gets rejected by the seller. Sometimes a seller has a set price in mind, and are unwilling to negotiate a lower offer. This can be frustrating for buyers, and is …

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Why People Love Living on the Water

Encinitas is a wonderful and beautiful community. We have art, culture, world-class dining, and of course, amazing beaches. Owning a beachfront home is a dream for many people that they are able to realize in Encinitas. Still, there are some individuals who wonder why people would want to live on the water. Living right on the water is a unique …

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Know Your Home Buyer Rights

When you’re buying a home, there are a few things that will act as determining factors- namely your credit history and your income. Your age, gender, and race, should not play a role. There are many laws in place to protect buyers against discrimination, but you should still be aware of your rights as a buyer, especially if you believe …

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Proper Etiquette for Attending an Open House

Emily Post may have written the book on etiquette, but unfortunately, there’s no chapter devoted to attending an open house. Open houses are an excellent opportunity for potential homebuyers to check out available homes, but can raise a lot of questions for first-timers. “Is it okay to drop by if we’re not actively looking for a home?” “Is this a …

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