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How much Orange County home can I really afford?

How much home can I afford in Orange County? Find out how much you need to make to buy a home in Orange County.

Should I beautifully stage my home for sale?

Is it Staging My Orange County Home for Sale really worth it? If you’re gearing up to sell your home in Orange County, there’s one powerful strategy you don’t want to overlook – staging. As a seasoned real estate agent, let me tell you… it is worth it! But don’t just take my word for […]

Top 3 tips for home sellers in OC

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Today’s market is not like anything we’ve seen in years! Here are my top 3 tips for sellers who are unsure of how to successfully list their properties. Brownie points if you recognize my laundry folding method 😉.

2015 Housing Forecast

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With more homes on the market for sale, CA’s housing market will see fewer investors and a return to the more traditional home buyer as home sales rise modestly and prices flatten out in 2015, according to the California Association of Realtors®’ (CAR) “2015 California Housing Market Forecast”.

Document Transfer Tax

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Today we are talking about the Doc Transfer Tax with one of my favorite Title Reps in Laguna Beach, Cam Hunter with Cal Title. I’ll be asking her to give us a little more information about the subjects which most often raise questions among buyers and sellers.

Invest in Real Estate?

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Investing in real estate can be relatively low risk and can offer a relatively high yield. Are you thinking about investing in real estate? Experts say that low prices and low interest rates make this a great time to become a real-estate investor. While the timing may be right, these four tips can help you […]

‘Check this out!’

Ever told your client to ‘Check this out!’? This might get you sued… Brand new legal case: A buyer’s broker’s advice to “check [a report] out” is insufficient to avoid liability. However, there is no liability for listing broker’s accurate and true MLS Statement.

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