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All Forum Posts by: Joe Homs

Joe Homs has started 94 posts and replied 1995 times.

Post: Title and Escrow in Orange County CA

Joe Homs
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They are independent and very experienced.

Christy De La Torre, Senior Escrow Officer
HOMESTEAD ESCROW COMPANY

Post: Looking for CPA and/or RE Attorney in San Diego

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You won't find anyone better and more knowedgeable.

Mark J Kohler, CPA, Attorney, and Mathew N. Sorensen, Attorney //

Mark J Kohler, CPA, JD PC


Post: California - Does elevated prices even matter? Low Interest Rates are now more important

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  • Mission Viejo, CA
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Jeffery,

I agree with your comments, now lets go find something! I have some properties in Orange County. Some need work and some don't. Its a very competitive market right now. I have a client that's been looking for over two years, but his problem is that he can't pull the trigger.

Post: Transistioning to month-to-month lease

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You can start by taking a look at your current lease and see if it "automatically" converts to a month to month lease. If so, you don't need to do anything. If you are raising the rent and only going with a month to month contract, then I would write a whole new lease. The power shifts from you to them in a month to month contract and that is why those are more expensive each month. Just a thought.

Post: listing house to msl before rehab finish

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Ditto on what everyone has said. NO! You will waste more time and possibly lose a good buyer.