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Website That Walks The Walk
Thursday, July 8th, 2010 at 12:53pm. 49 Views, 0 Comments.
One of the most pleasing innovations in today's online realty marketing, is the addition of the application Walk Score. This excellent tool, for those who don't know, simply awards points for the ease of access to key amenities, in relation to a specified address. With astonishing ease and speed, one can check out just how close a prospective property purchase is to public transit, local stores, schools, restaurants, bars and so on.
Should you wish to live in a neighborhood that allows for frequent car-free forays, and that provides super convenience for a range of day to day facilities, Walk Score offers invaluable help.
So, imagine you see a house that you like the look of on the La Jolla real estate listings on sellingsd.com. Simply click on the 'view…
Reason to be cautious when selling your own home
Monday, May 31st, 2010 at 9:51pm. 100 Views, 0 Comments.
Most home owners have contemplated doing a for sale by owner and avoiding a real estate agent’s commission homeowners should be aware of the challenges of selling your own home.
Many clients have hired me after losing valuable time and money attempting to sell their San Diego home on their own. What may seem like a fairly simple process, can become a frustrating and potenitally costly undertaking. Below are some of the areas of concern that you should be aware of when attempting to sell your own home.
1. Marketing that does not work.
Most San Diego homeowners simply do not have at their disposal the necessary resources to effectively market their own home properly. Working with an experienced San Diego County real…
San Diego Real Estate Fraud Scandals
Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 at 5:10pm. 75 Views, 0 Comments.
The eyes of the world's media have been firmly focused on the San Diego area in recent times, in light of a number of high-profile real estate fraud scandals. In fact, if the news reports were anything to go by, anyone would think that this part of California is suffering from some kind of foreclosure scam epidemic. The sad truth is, that in difficult times many people are desperate, and can fall easy prey to those who see easy pickings on the back of a national tragedy. Whenever there's a potential for money to be made from human disaster, parasites and modern-day pirates are never far away.
The good news is, at least, that with a number of these cases having come to court, it will hopefully highlight the issue of active fraudsters, and make those more…