California Smoke Alarm Requirements
Here are the current requirements regarding smoke alarm installation in California, from the California State Fire Marshal. For more details, see the bulletin here– and stay safe by using smoke alarms to protect you and your family from house fires! Where are smoke alarms required? In each sleeping room Outside of each sleeping room On each floor Where are smoke …
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Home Seller and Buyer Trends of 2015
The National Association of Realtors recently released their annual report profiling homebuyer and seller habits of 2015. Here are some of the most interesting highlights- you can view the full report here. Home Buyers First-time buyers made up 32 percent of all homebuyers, down from 33 percent last year. The typical buyer was 44 years old, and had …
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1-Story 3BR Home Available NOW at 1559 Juniperhill Drive in Encinitas $785,000
IMMACULATE SUMMERFIELD SINGLE STORY 3BR ON PREMIUM TUCKED AWAY SOUTH ENCINITAS LOCATION. South facing spacious 10,000+SF lot backing open space. Beautifully upgraded including retextured walls w/bull-nose corners, HVAC system w/central air, security system, double pane windows & slider, Walnut hardwood flooring throughout, upgraded moldings, granite countertops in kitchen & baths, solar tubes, & maple linen cabs. A serene park-like feel …
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Stage Your Property Like a Pro
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- December 1, 2015
Staging: another word for preparing your home for showings, open houses, or private walk-throughs. Even if the price is right, first impressions are crucial in order to show off your home in its best possible light to appear attractive to buyers. Below are a few tips to help you do just that! Even if Your Bed is Gone, Fake One …
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Real Estate Terms You Need to Know
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- November 24, 2015
Appreciation: When the value of a property increases over time. This may be due to the location, market changes, inflation, or a number of other factors. Inversely, depreciation refers to when a property’s value decreases over time. Appraisal: A written estimate of a property’s value given by an individual who is authorized to do so. Appraisals can be conducted to …
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HERO or PACE Loans?
If you’re buying or selling a home, it’s important to be aware of any energy efficiency loans that may be attached to the property. There are two main types of loans that are given to homeowners in order to make energy-efficient upgrades affordable: PACE- Property Assessed Clean Energy, and HERO- Home Energy Renovation Program Below is an overview of the …
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Tips for a More Energy-Efficient Home
Upgrade Your Insulation Using blown-in foam insulation in your attic and walls can help seal in the heat when it gets colder without the risk of altering your home’s structural stability. Depending on the age of your home, it may just have the minimum required insulation in place, which won’t be enough to help you save energy. Replace Lighting Instead …
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New Listing: 3BR Home at 1688 Sunnyside Avenue in San Marcos Starting at $499,000
TUCKED AWAY CANYON RIM LOCATION WITH PANORAMIC HILLSIDE VIEWS! OCEAN VIEWS from large back enclosed patio & master bedroom deck. Gated community. Dead end street. LOCATION, LOCATION! Hardwood floors. Designer paint colors. Upgraded kitchen w/granite countertops and rich wood cabinetry. Recessed lighting. Master bedroom walk in closet w/built-ins. Enjoy community pool, spa, park area, and 17 miles of San …
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Why You’ll Love Living in Encinitas
Public Transit Encinitas is 25 miles north of San Diego, and public transit runs parallel to Coast Hwy 101 and has trains that connect to Los Angeles, San Diego, and other highly populated areas. The station is just a few blocks from downtown Encinitas! In addition to the commuter rail route, there are several Pacific Surfliner trains that also serve …
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Evaluating a Buyer’s Offer
Offer Price While this number is probably the first thing you’ll look for, a first offer is almost never the final one. You can request that this price be adjusted based on other factors of the buyer’s offer such as contingencies. Closing Date This is the date in which the buyer indicates they want you to transfer over the property …
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