The latest news and insights into the East Bay Real Estate market
My parents told me that I should get my own inspector, what do you think? Today, we are talking about the inspection contingency and, specifically, how to do due diligence on your house before writing an offer.
We’ve been talking about contingencies for the last couple of videos. Today, let’s talk about the third one and arguably the most critical one if you’re applying for a loan—the loan contingency.
I’ve been seeing this conversation pop up on Reddit, in the comments section on YouTube, in Instagram,
You’ve submitted your offer, and you just received a counter from the seller, and it says that they want you to remove your appraisal contingency—should you? Today, let’s talk about contingencies, specifically the appraisal contingency, and how to responsibly remove this contingency to make a competitive offer.
Do you believe that people are leaving California en masse? Well, if you do, I’ve got a bridge in Brooklyn for sale; it’s got your name on it. Kidding aside, today we’re talking about the California mass exodus – that never happened. Because it’s not happening.
PropertySpark interviewed me as an Olympic Athlete turned Bay Area’s Top Real Estate Agent. We talked about success, building powerful partnerships, and more. Check it out!
I seriously hate the question “Is now a good time to buy a house?†Let me share with you why.
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Admittedly, it’s something that I get asked all the time. However, in my opinion, what people are really asking is, “Should people be buying houses even though the
Is the state of California really going to buy foreclosures? Well, according to this Senate Bill 1079? NO.
I’ve recently seen this headline about a recently passed Senate Bill 1079 or “The Homes for Homeowners, not Corporations†bill. It has gotten a lot of flak online, and in YouTube
With all this talk about mortgage forbearance and foreclosures being kicked out in another six months, I think it’s time to talk about what a foreclosure actually is, how long they take, and what you should be really aware of when you’re hearing about all this mortgage forbearance that’s being
February 16, 2021– a day that will live in infamy forever. Now, it’s not that big of a deal. However, if you’re going to be in the real estate market, it is definitely something you need to know about. On that day, President Biden has officially extended the mortgage forbearance
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Yes, it’s a seller’s market. But whether you’re going to make it or break it depends in a big way on the mentality that you’re bringing to the home buying experience. If you don’t get that fixed, you’re just not going to succeed. So today, let’s talk about what you
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