1. Don’t assume you cannot 2. Rising rent fatigue – yet more of your income unpredictability. 3. Your credit score is cleaned up and has improved history. 4. You have managed debt and lower ratios of debt. 5. Tired of...
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This is an extremely personal decision, based on family, personal goals, likes, hobbies, etc. However, how much should economics play in this decision? For some couples, it’s everything, because they have priced themselves out of California, even though they would...
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Let’s see, where is that crystal ball that will tell us what happens next in the housing market? How close could one get to properly prognosticating the fall/winter market? Well, here goes… A lot has to do with what happens...
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Sales fell 9% across the Southland — Ventura to San Diego. However prices rose. Still good right? Maybe not. With the Fed marking the week with the first cut in years, they sent a definite signal that the economy appears...
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PURPLE BRICKS EXITS THE US REAL ESTATE MARKET AFTER LESS THAN 2 YEARS…WHY?… The real estate industry is abuzz with the withdrawal of a competitor who had promised to change the real estate paradigm. That’s right, totally change the way...
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If you are shopping for a loan to buy or to refinance an existing mortgage, make sure you truly understand your loan product. Know not only how many years it is amortized for, but also when is the loan due....
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The Sunday June 9th headline in a local paper quoted “Reports On Housing” reports that inventory in the 4 county southland of Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino and Riverside, rose substantially to 36,335 as of May 30th, up from...
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There are many reasons for the market to remain calm and somewhat steady, with the normal cooling trend in both sales volume and prices taking effect currently. Numbers just reported show the cooling trend has been underway for the past...
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The total number of sales for the month of April (the last complete month available) was 2,967. This number is off 8% from April of 2018. The median price rose 2.8%, but only because of new homes, which rose 9.3%...
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Sunday March 17th, Jonathan Lansner wrote, “Rents Still Rising in Los Angeles, Orange Counties”, according to the Consumer Price Index, try 5.9%. This is way above inflation, and renters…you’re paying more for rent than owners are getting in appreciation. That...
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1. Don’t assume you cannot 2. Rising rent fatigue – yet more of your income unpredictability. 3. Your credit score is cleaned up and has improved history. 4. You have
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