L.A. real estate news and insights.
Coming soon to North Hollywood - 10420 Tiara Street, North Hollywood, CA 91601
Property Features:
•3 Bedrooms
•1 Bathroom
•Living Sq. Ft. - 1,047
•Lot Sq. Ft. - 6,001
The asking price is $649,999.
Text me if you want to take a tour before it hits the market and we get multiple offers. 818-445-7953
8061 Ellenbogen St, Sunland 91040
Asking price: $690,000
Selling Price price: $730,000
•3 bed
•2 bath
•1,262 sq. ft.
•Lot: 7,343
Should this have sold above asking price?
How did they come up with an $849K asking price?
I would have loved to be in that brainstorming meeting.
There will only be 1 off-market showing for this Brentwood Park property - August 15th.
The home will officially hit the market in September.
Text me for more info 818-445-7953.
According to a recent survey conducted by Redfin, a record high of 27 percent of home shoppers are searching for homes in different metro areas.
They are looking to relocate to a more affordable, less dense areas.
I'm sure this trend has a lot to do with people now seeing working from home as a viable option.
Asking price: $38,500,000
Sold price: $25,000,000
It's very important to work with a lender that you trust AND has good communication skills.
During escrow, questions and issues will come up.
Your lender needs to be on top of things, resolve problems quickly, and communicate well so that escrow is as easy as possible for everyone involved.
The flu season is going to look very different this year.
When everyone starts to get the flu in October, all we are going to hear about in the news is that the second wave of the coronavirus is coming.
I’m not a doctor so I don’t know if that will happen or not.
However, I do know that since a lot of people will be sick with the flu, the perception by the public in LA county will be that a second wave is inevitable.
Because of this perception, there will be fewer homeowners willing to put their property on the market, just like in late March after the stay-at-home order was issued.
I believe we will likely see a dip in home sales during that time in October.
I’m optimistic things will settle down by the time we get to December.
Hopefully, the homeowner’s perceptions will change once the news gets better.
On this episode, I answer the following four real estate questions:
1) My low ball offer was flat out rejected by the home seller. Can I still submit a new offer?
2) Are real estate taxes included with my monthly mortgage payment?
3) What is the difference between a list price and sale price?
4) The buyer for my home is not removing their inspection contingency. Can I cancel the deal?
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