It’s the age-old question that buyers and sellers ask themselves when they’re ready to make a move: should I buy first or sell first?
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Homeowners insurance usually offers some coverage for any damage done to homes and belongings as a result of wildfires.
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Here are some of the most common issues that FSBOs have when attempting to sell on their own, prompting them to end up seeking the help of a real estate agent to finish the job.
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Swimming pools are a common staple in California backyards and provide homeowners with a convenient retreat to and get some relief from the hot sun.
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Advertised rent rates aren’t necessarily written in stone.
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After a real estate deal has been negotiated between a buyer and seller and an agreement is reached, it’s time to go through the steps to actually close the deal.
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Here are some stats surrounding the real estate market in California, as compiled by the California Association of Realtors (CAR).
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With housing prices as high as they’ve ever been in California, many have been wondering if we’re in the middle of a housing bubble.
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There’s a first for everything, including renting your first apartment. But given all of the information and history that landlords typically like to see from tenant applicants, is it possible to get a lease if you’ve got no references or credit to back you up?
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While you might not necessarily be doing any of the wheeling and dealing at the negotiating table when buying or selling a home, it’s still interesting to know how your real estate agent handles these talks in order to get their clients the best deals possible.
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