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10 Tips for Investing in Distressed or Foreclosed Properties - dated: January 7, 2004 - author: Elaine Voncannon - Search on the world wide web for distressed or foreclosed properties as a starting point. Use a professional REALTOR to identify great foreclosure deals for you. You may be successful at searching the web on your own, but keep in mind some of the information is outdated, some may be incorrect, and some of the available properties are not even listed. A REALTOR subscribes to updated MLS listings and can offer you the most current information available. click here for full text.
Architect or Building Designer – Who Do You Choose? - dated: May 26, 2004 - author: Glenn Murray - Thinking of building a new home or complex? Will you use an architect or a building designer? Both are involved in the design of buildings – their appearance, layout, structure, and so on. But what’s the difference? click here for full text.
55 Or Older California Home Sellers - dated: May 26, 2004 - author: Scott Williams - Proposition 60 and 90 were enacted to provide a valuable one-time tax benefit by preventing reassessment to homeowners age 55 years or older who would like to sell their existing home and purchase or build a replacement residence worth equal or less than the original property. Therefore, although taxes have increased dramatically over the years, you can continue to pay approximately the same amount of annual property taxes as with your previous residence. These propositions apply to either the principal claimant of the original residence, or a spouse who resides with the seller who is 55 years of age or older at the time the home is sold. click here for full text.
Why Use a Property Manager? - dated: May 26, 2004 - author: Glenn Murray - Most experienced property investors use property managers. Why? Because they make you money. Property management isn’t just about collecting rent. It’s about ensuring your property is always rented, ensuring you have the best possible tenants, and ensuring you’re getting the best possible rent. It’s about keeping the property well maintained, tracking expenses and income, and dealing with the legalities of leases and the rights of tenants. click here for full text.
Annual Economic Forecast For Santa Barbara County - dated: May 26, 2004 - author: Scott William - The recently presented Real Estate and Economic Forecast for Santa Barbara County had lots to say about the recent past and the next few years. While the county as a whole appears very stable economically, the momentum is more apparent in the north. In job creation, consumer spending, house building and population growth the north has a clear advantage. There is a shift of power underway from south to north. Population growth suggests that the population of the north will exceed the south in less than two years. click here for full text.
Do You Know The Future - dated: May 26, 2004 - author: Scott Williams - Property ownership patterns are unmistakable over a lifetime. Witness the apartment you live in at 21, the family home at 42, with retirement living beginning between 60 and 70. Millions of Americans follow these patterns making housing needs predictable. Right now America's biggest generation, the Baby-Boomers, are entering their most productive earning years, and they are buying their biggest homes. Retirement living is in conscious planning stages for the youngest Boomers, and has already begun for the oldest. This huge number of people and their buying patterns vastly influence our economy. click here for full text.
Customer Service – the Real Estate Revolution - dated: May 26, 2004 - author: Glenn Murray - Traditionally, real estate has been viewed as a sales industry. But perceptions are changing. Agents around the country are coming to believe that the key to real estate success is service – not sales. click here for full text.
How To Buy Property With No Money Down - dated: July 23, 2003 - author: Daniel Cobb - Buying property without putting any money down is really not as difficult or as complicated as it may seem once a person understands how and why the process works. Along with everything else in a real estate contract, the amount of the down payment (amount may not be negotiable if paying with certain types of loans) and who pays it is negotiable. click here for full text.
There Is Money In Pre-Foreclosures - dated: July 23, 2003 - author: Daniel Cobb - Learn how to purchase real estate for well below it's market value through the use of pre-foreclosures. Dealing in pre-foreclosures can be very profitable if you know how to find and acquire these these type of properties. click here for full text.
Understanding Counter Offers Can Have Its Benefits - dated: June 19, 2003 - author: Daniel Cobb - The counter offer is a vital part in the negotiating process of purchasing real estate. It can often determine if you get a good deal or a less favorable one. Ironically, most people (including most real estate professionals) never really have or use a strategy that makes counter offers work in their favor. click here for full text.
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