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  • A Different Style of Bailout: Spain

    By Lauren Chidiac -- Property I.D. Staff Writer
    A Different Style of Bailout: Spain

    With the European Union's impending recession and Spain having the highest unemployment rate in the Union, the Spanish government has rolled out a maiden program allowing... » more

  • Buying a house and property searches

    By Chris Largent, Property I.D. Staff Writer
    Buying a house and property searches

    Buying a House Property Valuation: negotiating Actually there are a few critical checklist steps before the financing and negotiations begin. Check to see if you have performed a basic property search without relying on something someone told you. After a » more

  • The Disclosure of Agricultural Activity Within A One Mile Radius Of Real Property Becomes a Law in California

    By Mailana Mavromatis, Esq.
    The Disclosure of Agricultural Activity Within A One Mile Radius Of Real Property Becomes a Law in California

    AB2881 was signed into law by Governor Schwarzenegger making the disclosure of agricultural activity near real property to be sold in California legally required. Effective January 1, 2009, per Civil Code Section 1103.4, sellers and their... » more

  • The Three Categories of Foreclosures

    By Chris Largent, Property I.D. Staff Writer
    The Three Categories of Foreclosures

    So, you've heard that a foreclosed property can be a buyer's best way of gaining instant equity in real estate. However, the term foreclosure does cover a wide area with many sub-groups... » more

  • Condos Command Higher Prices

    By Lauren Chidiac -- Property I.D. Staff Writer
    Condos Command Higher Prices

    According to San Diego's largest condo development company, a housing trend of higher prices for condominiums is coming. Although nationally the condo inventory is very high, many metropolitan areas are... » more

  • Landlords and REO Lenders Must Take Charge of Abandoned Animals

    By Cheryl Ash, Contributing Writer
    Landlords and REO Lenders Must Take Charge of Abandoned Animals

    "Effective January 1, 2009, any person or private entity with whom a live animal has been 'involuntarily deposited' must take charge of it, if able to do so, and immediately notify animal control officials so they can retrieve... » more

  • September Home Sales Jump

    By Chris Largent, Property I.D. Staff Writer
    September Home Sales Jump

    Home sales jumped by 65 percent in California in September compared to the same time last year. This was mainly attributed to home buyers grabbing up deeply discounted foreclosed homes. » more

  • Is Your Client Protected in a REO Transaction?

    By Melissa Few, Contributing Writer
    Is Your Client Protected in a REO Transaction?

    NHD Reports a Grey Area? Not with Property ID CorpThe real estate market has changed and we are now faced with several "grey areas" when it comes to real estate disclosures for Bank and/or REO properties. What is the bank's responsibility and what is the » more

  • Wasteland to Wetland for Los Angeles Green Project

    By Lauren Chidiac -- Property I.D. Staff Writer
    Wasteland to Wetland for Los Angeles Green Project

    An unusual South Los Angeles County streetcar train barn is about to become a paradise for green-minded residents. The former Metropolitan Transit Authority maintenance yard is scheduled to be revamped... » more

  • Man's Best Friend... Not So Much

    By Andrew Drace -- Property I.D. Staff Writer
    Man's Best Friend... Not So Much

    When showing a home, it's best to keep the potential buyer on the property as long as possible. The longer the buyer is in the house, the more likely they are to consider making... » more

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