In the first quarter of this year nearly 60 percent of cities around the nation home prices rose indicating that the housing market has begun to stabilize as a result of billions of dollars in federal government... » more
Under a bill signed Friday by Gov. Schwarzenegger, SB 183 is proposed to prevent deaths and injuries caused by carbon monoxide poisoning which is a colorless and odorless gas. By July 2011 California homes... » more
In 14 of the top 20 of the nations metropolitan areas foreclosures fell in the first quarter of 2010 compared to the first quarter of 2009. Declines in several big metropolitan areas showed government efforts... » more
As a business coach for real estate professionals for the last 12+ years, I often hear the same question from my clients, "How do I stop procrastinating and do what I need to do to pick up the... » more
In another sign that the two government tax incentives helped the housing market this spring, the number of signed contracts to purchase homes grew more than expected in March. According to a report... » more
Just as one government homebuyer tax credit program ends, another begins. The homebuyer tax credit signed into law in March by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is now available. Assembly Bill 183 established a tax credit of... » more
Lately, real estate agents have been working seven days a week while builders have been staying open late as new and returning homebuyers scramble to get their offers in on time to take advantage of the... » more
I find that so many of my clients avoid marketing when it comes to their sphere of influence. And yet statistics show that your sphere of influence can be the greatest source of referrals. This article shows you... » more
February home prices posted their first annual increase since the end of 2006 which has been attributed by the temporary tax credits for homebuyers. According to the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index, which was... » more
Mortgage defaults have dropped for a year straight across the Sacramento region - and foreclosures are following suit. But it's hard to argue that the loan crisis is easing. The number of defaults and... » more
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