Helping You Buy and Sell Real Estate in San Diego
Financing: The first step in a home purchase. If you don’t have cash, one needs to obtain a loan. This has been the same process for decades: ranking your income, career and current funds to determine how much of a financial load you are able to bear. The more you can pay, the more you […]
You have made the decision to sell a property, something you may or may not have done in the past. To make it as seamless as possible, we at 1850 Realty have put together a short list of the process for you. As a primer or refresher. For more detailed examples, click through the titles […]
Online reviews. It’s becoming the standard. Whether it’s deciding which restaurant to go to for dinner or researching a business online, this is an opportunity to discover what the experience might be like before committing. We love reviews. Giving them & receiving them. We want to learn from our clients experience & what we can do […]
So you’ve made the decision, it’s time to sell an investment property. You want to pull your trapped equity to reinvest in other opportunities. What is your net profit going to look like these days? Today we will look at various rates and tools for the 2014 tax year. (As a discussion, this is not […]
The online world is awash with information. Most of it free. Or is it? What consumers should know about how home searches are presented. Zillow, Trulia, and Realtor.com are the largest “portals” for real estate nationally. They negotiate to publish information from your local MLS (multiple listing service) to their vast databases, and advertise that […]
While individual transactions can be straightforward, the landscape of real estate in California can become a vast minefield. There are many iterations of consumer protection at the state and federal level, all geared to provide the most protections to you, the consumer. What happens when those protections are breached? A class action lawsuit is being […]
Video from National Association of Realtors describes how the government shutdown could have an impact on some real estate transactions.
