While March had a surge of 27 percent in new home sales, it also recorded a drop of 40 percent in foreclosures. Sales blew past all economists' expectations with the aid of good weather and... » more
According to a report released today by the National Association of Realtors home sales rose considerably in March which could be seen as a sign of a modestly improving economy with an increase in sales of... » more
THE BIG MISTAKE: "The economy is so slow and I don't even know where my next sale is coming from."How often have you heard someone say that when business is down and the economy is... » more
With the April 30 deadline being literally right around the corner, home buyers that are hoping to qualify for the federal tax credits of $8,000 for first-timers or $6,500 for owners wishing to move up need to... » more
It's spring, and homebuyers are back across much of the Sacramento region. A new report Thursday showed they bought 3,431 new and existing area houses in March, nearly 1,000 more than February. March also was... » more
Offering more hope that the housing market is making a recovery, housing starts rose nationally by 1.6 percent a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 626,000 units, their highest level since November 2008 which is... » more
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed legislation Monday to spare thousands of Californians big tax bills on mortgage debt forgiven in 2009. The bill, signed days before Thursday's tax filing deadline, will... » more
"I don't know why I'm sabotaging myself." I hear this statement every day from clients and prospective clients. This sentiment is extremely common amongst both seasoned and new entrepreneurs. I hear... » more
As its been for thousands of years, men may think they rule the world, however it's the women who are receiving the royal welcome and treatment from the housing industry. Housing market watchers have... » more
A state Senate bill pressuring lenders to deal more effectively with struggling mortgage borrowers cleared a key legislative hurdle Wednesday despite opposition by the lending industry. The bill, co-authored... » more
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