L.A. Rental Prices Sky Rocket Into Outer Space
In one month a 3% jump!
In one year a 4.6% jump!
It's time to start buying and leave the renting behind. Rental rates are increasing all over and it only hurts the renters. With less money in …
In one month a 3% jump!
In one year a 4.6% jump!
It's time to start buying and leave the renting behind. Rental rates are increasing all over and it only hurts the renters. With less money in …
The Federal Open Market Committee met in February 2017 and presented the current information on our economy. They stated the information presented indicated that the labor market is continuing to strengthen and basic economic activity continues to grow. Although unemployment did not see much change, job growth remains solid. Inflation …
Home Ownership is amazing. A place to call your own. A place to create memories, start a family, and build a financial nest egg. But that's not all! Home ownership is a great way to dwindle the amount of money you pay in taxes and
helps you keep more …
A follow up to the blog written on Feb 4th 2017: Check that blog here;
The owner of the Santa Ana based company, Franklin Equity Corporation, Andres Oman Pacheco, was accused of stealing $540,000 from 6 victims in real estate deals according to Senior Deputy Attorney George McFetridge. These …
View MoreI'm excited for first time home buyers! It's always a great opportunity and experience to own a piece of property. A place to call your own. The pride you feel pulling up to your driveway. The opportunity to build on something great. Decorate to yo
ur personality. Most …
Scary things are happening everyday and Southern California home buyers are being targeted once again by criminals. These criminals are running short-sales scams. Short-sales normally take several months to close. With that knowledge the criminals are posing as the listing broker of a home for sale. When they receive an …
View MoreWhhaatt!! The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) announced today, Monday, January 09, 2017, it will reduce the annual insurance premiums most borrowers will pay by 0.25%, saving the average homeowner $500 this year, said
Julian Castro of the U.S. Housing and Urban Development. This is great news for 1st …