The type of lender you choose can make or break the sale of your next home. I've seen sellers reject offers and escrows crumble to pieces because the buyer chose the wrong lender. So it's really important to choose your lender wisely. In this article,
Third Rate Hike In 7 Months We all anticipated that the Federal Reserve was going to raise interest rates this quarter... and that's exactly what happened on Wednesday, June 14, 2017. Rates were raised a quarter of a percent, making it the 5th rate
We've uncovered the Inland Empire's best-kept secrets and hidden gems! Here's a list of this week's overlooked houses and uncovered opportunities to avoid real estate bidding wars! See something you like below? Let's go out and see some properties together! Hot Price Reductions...
You walk into a new construction community and you are immediately overwhelmed with excitement and possibility. You explore the community and everything checks out. The house is exactly what you've wanted, the curb appeal is charming, and the smiling salesperson is so friendly. Everything just seems
When people are buying new construction, they must choose between two options: 1) A smaller, custom home builder or 2) a high-volume, production builder. What's The Difference? The difference between the two is simple. A custom home builder will create a one-of-a-kind home for
When home buyers begin the house hunting process, they often don’t realize just how many steps it entails. From securing a loan to finding a property you love to negotiating the purchase, it can feel like the process will never end. Luckily, if you've made
A property with structural flaws, electrical defects and a cracked foundation are every homebuyer’s nightmare -- not to mention a money pit. But that’s not all that can go wrong when you buy a new home. Cut down your chances of buying a property lemon with these
It’s a familiar story. The buyer of a Victorian home in a desirable neighborhood falls in love with the antique chandelier that hangs in the dining room. It fits the space beautifully and the crystal drops cascade light across the room. Yet, when she buys
Buying a fixer-upper can be a fantastic investment. Fixer-uppers tend to be much more affordable than houses that aren’t in need of many renovations or repairs. And the money you save should cover whatever repairs and renovations are needed — not to mention that you’ll
It's All About The Timing... Whether you're buying or selling, that time it takes to close escrow can be a major headache. The average home buyer spends around four months house hunting and looks at approximately 20 homes before closing a deal. Here's how long the process takes
