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6240 Hamilton Lane, La Crescenta Closed
My La Crescenta listing on Hamilton closed this week. I, as do most real estate agents try to cut down on printing; there is so much paper waste in a real estate office. I received somewhere around 20 offers. Most were over askin...Every Real Estate Team Needs a Calmer
Earlier this year, I had a nightmare escrow with a nutball Realtor. There are nutballs in every profession, and real estate is no exception. It can take a bit to irk me, but once you do, it is not pretty (ask my husband). Our client concierge...Real Estate News and Los Angeles and vicinity happenings
I pride myself on the fact that the majority of my clients don’t move around very often. I try to match them with a home that they will grow into – not necessarily what works at this moment in time, but what will work in the near future...It Takes A Real Estate Village
I don’t know how solo real estate agents do it…. I really don’t. My mother was a very successful real estate agent. Once I grew weary of my mortgage banking career, I joined my mom, and she taught me the real estate ropes. I h...
How Much Should you Invest in the Sale of your Home?
Selling your home in today’s heated seller’s market is easy. But selling for the highest possible price takes a bit more effort. How much money should you invest in the sale of your home? The seller’s of my La Crescenta listing on ...Los Angeles Real Estate are we Heading for Another Bubble?
Los Angeles County Real Estate Values have risen dramatically. Due to stringent lending guidelines and the large numbers of cash buyers, there is no cause for concern for another real estate bubble. But now that prices have appreciated,...Glendale Real Estate Values March 2014
How’s the Glendale real estate market? Glendale Real Estate Values March 2014: Sales are down; prices are up. Year-to-year comparison: Avg. Price per Sq Ft $356 (3/13) $411 (3/14) Avg. Days on Market 67 ...
The Evolution of Real Estate Sales
When I tired of mortgage banking and began selling real estate, Realtors worked from the MLS book which was published biweekly. It was our real estate bible; all of the “new” and “active” listings were in the book. Of course because...
