Have you been feeling frustrated at clients who don't seem to be able to make a decision? At the beginning they seem interested in buying, either they've contacted you or you contacted them. Then as they... » more
So many people want to buy their first home in this buyers market, but it's difficult for most because they don't have the money for a down payment. The time that's required to gather together the money needed for a down payment may seem like... » more
In these unsettling economic times as the values of homes decline, it is my responsibility to ensure that no property owner pays more than their fair share of taxes. People worry about foreclosures and paying... » more
The first quarterly report on new-home sales in the Sacramento area during 2009 is in - and there's one good sign amid a new low of 699 sales in January, February and March. Excess supply... » more
To meet the spirit of fair housing law requires a deeper understanding of all cultures. The word "diversity" is ubiquitous today, and the concept is widely embraced. Our markets are more multicultural than ever, with immigrants and... » more
As a business coach for real estate agents, I often hear my clients say to me, "I just can't pick up the phone and call my sphere of influence." "Why not?" I ask... » more
Loan modifications are not an easy task. There are many steps to this process and unfortunately it's very time consuming. This is particularly the case when homeowners don't hear anything for weeks at a time, especially if they are still receiving late... » more
Next Wednesday is April 15th, the dreaded tax day and it will be here before you know it. For those who are eligible for the first time home buyers credit of $8000 it's important for them to know how and when... » more
As the saying goes, "You never get a second chance at a first impression.", and that can be decidedly so when it comes to the fence your client may have around their home. We all know that when someone talks about their American dream of... » more
Buying a House back on trackWith declining home prices and record low mortgage rates buying a house is making a comeback. With close to 60 million families which is almost half of all U.S. households, can now afford the median-priced new home of $200,000. » more
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