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We’d like to know what you think about the current trend of using social networks like facebook® and twitter® to assist you in real estate matters. Some argue that it is a waste of time while others insist that social … Continue reading
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The recent end of the 2009-10 legislative session has brought the end of short sale deficiency judgments for first loans, and other new laws affecting REALTORS® and their clients. To view the full text of the following bills, go to … Continue reading
With the heat in the 100s the last few days, we thought maybe some tips on staying cool for less money might be nice. Try this article: Keeping it Cool with Air-Conditioning Tips Don’t forget the lawn! It is feeling … Continue reading
In the past you have heard me state that as an organization, Realtors® work for the benefit of the whole community, not just acting as a union to strengthen our own position. In addition to the many charities and community … Continue reading
One of the good things to come from the recent crash in the economy is that people are once again buying their new home with an eye towards the livability of the home. It is not just a piggy bank, … Continue reading
As sales have slowed a bit due to the discontinuation of the federal tax credit, banks have looked to other ways to boost new loan sales. You guessed it…lower interest rates. Not the Tom Foolery that caused the crash, just … Continue reading
The July issue of the Real Estate newsletter of choice for the Yuba-Sutter area was just released this morning. If you don’t already receive your own copy sign up today. It’s easy, quick, and secure. No hype, no sales pitch, … Continue reading
Short Sales are a great way to help a home owner sell a home that they can no longer afford and is worth less in the current market than what they owe the bank. This is the situation many have … Continue reading
YES! Not only is there a credit from federal taxes, there is also one from the state of California. And, yes, if you plan right (and things go according to plan) you can get BOTH. In an article just released … Continue reading