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Already familiar with a Multiple Counter Offer? Well if you’re not but you’re thinking about buying a home in a place like San Diego (you can even search the actual San Diego MLS for FREE here), then there’s a fair chance you’ll run
January 26, 2016 by Jed Bratt There is big money in Real Estate. Especially if you know how to properly utilize LEVERAGE to purchase it. Let me ask you— as widely known as it is that Real Estate has consistently made more millionaires than
Want to learn How to Buy a House? You’ve come to the right place. You’ve found the Ultimate Guide to Buying a Home, 2016 Edition. Within this guide, you will not only learn the steps to take to get on the path
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In 1978 Californians enacted Proposition 13, which limited the ability of local public agencies to increase property taxes based on a property’s assessed value. In 1982, the Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982 (Government Code §53311-53368.3) was created to provide
Buying or selling your home can be stressful, especially if one of your home’s systems or appliances breaks down unexpectedly. A home warranty covers costly home repairs and replacements due to normal wear and tear. It’s not your homeowner’s insurance policy; a home
Learn the steps necessary to get on the path to owning real estate, and discover some helpful tips and tools along the way! Detached Single-Family House No shared walls, floors or ceiling. Exclusive ownership of the land the house sits on (typically). Often
You hear it all the time. “0% down!” “100% Financing!” But there’s something you’re missing. “There’s no way I can go from paying $2,500 a month in rent to owning my own home with the same amount of money in
