Industry Shakeup Bringing The Housing Prices Down?
Thursday, June 06
The real estate industry is seeing the biggest shift it has seen in years, in fact, some believe it is the most monumental shakeup ever for the business. At issue is the industry standard practice of seller’s agents offering the buyer’s agents commissions on the Multiple Listing Service, the d...
California’s Encouraging Real Estate Market?
Tuesday, June 04
The Spring homebuying season is forging ahead encouragingly! California median home prices set a new all-time high. Year-to-year home sales grew 1.6%. “April’s rebound in both home sales and price shows the resilience of California’s housing market and is a signal that buyers and sellers are be...
We Work with Brokers & Lenders - No Competition Here!
Tuesday, May 28
We work closely with other licensed professionals to help support their borrowers & buyers needs. Brokers who are unable to satisfy their client’s mortgage needs, for whatever reason, can find a quick and alternative short-term resource with our Private Money programs: What is the benefit ...
California Remains A High Value Real Estate Investment
Tuesday, May 21
When you think of towns with $1-million-plus homes, tony places such as Beverly Hills, San Marino, Newport Beach and Palos Verdes Estates might come to mind. But as California housing values keep rising, some cities that until recently had reputations for working-class modesty, are joining the li...
Should You Wait to Buy Property?
Tuesday, May 14
The idea of waiting for interest rates to drop may feel like the ultimate money move today. But does waiting really pay off when it comes to buying your own home? Certainly, lower rates mean a drop in your monthly payment. But the potential danger may lie in the fact that rates aren’t predicted ...
Historical Mortgage Rates - Not What Buyers or Borrowers Think With?
Tuesday, May 07
It is well-known that mortgage rates have experienced significant fluctuations over time. While today’s rates may seem high compared to a few years ago, they are actually quite typical from a historical perspective. Some facts to remember: *The average 30-year fixed rate reached an all-time ...