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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Linda Moore Talks Mortgage Financing on the Craig Sewing Show
Financing a mortgage is a complicated matter, and real estate professionals are here to help borrowers make the best decision in the long term. Last week, Craig Sewing invited me back to talk loan financing on his fantastic radio show, the entirety of which you can listen to below. To catch up on the Craig Sewing Show and tune into …
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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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Get the Best Mortgage Rate in 2016
If you’re looking to purchase a new home this year, you already know there’s a considerable amount of preparation ahead of you—especially when it comes to getting a fair rate on your mortgage loan. Although your credit score does play a major role in your interest rate options, there are definitely a couple more factors that come into play. Below …
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The New California Real Estate Laws You Should Know About
Earlier this month, the Greater San Diego Association of Realtors hosted representatives from NAR, CAR, and the California Bureau of Real Estate to discuss and educate the real estate community on 2016 state and federal legislation that affects the industry. Below are some of the most important highlights from the event which affect not only homeowners, but also renters, landlords, …
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Here’s Where to Grab Coffee in Encinitas
Whether you’re catching up with friends, planning a business meeting, or just looking to enjoy a quick cup of joe on your way to work, there’s a multitude of great cafes in and around downtown Encinitas. Although your choices are pretty much unlimited, below are the best local spots offering coffee, pastries, and more that you’re sure to love, all …
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Today’s Technology and Real Estate
According to a 2015 Pew Research Center report, nearly two thirds of Americans own a smartphone, and more and more are beginning to depend on these mobile devices for obtaining information on—well, just about everything. 44% of smartphone owners have used their phone to look up real estate listings or information about a place to live: 54% of 18-29 year …
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NEW LISTING: Stunning Ocean Views at 1726 Crest Drive in Encinitas, $1,595,00
Welcome to Crest Drive, a serene tree-lined ultra popular Encinitas destination with a Coastal-Country feel. This charming three bedroom cottage is located on the West side with panoramic ocean views. Build up for spectacular views. Hardwood floors. One acre flat, usable lot with room to expand the SF of the home. Add a pool, fruit orchard, gardens and more. Detached …
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Recent Homeownership Trends
According to the National Association of Realtors’ 2015 National Housing Pulse Survey, the top three reasons Americans gave for wanting to buy a home were for a stable environment, building equity, and the freedom to choose their neighborhood. Confidence in homeownership 85% believe buying a home is a good financial decision 68% believe that now is a good time to …
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Get Smart About Home Buying
Do your research More and more buyers are turning to online listings in their real estate search. You may also want to drive around the neighborhoods you’ve been considering to find for sale signs and open house schedules. Don’t be afraid to ask plenty of questions: is the home in a flood plain? Have they ever had problems with pests? …
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