Posted by JD Esajian // July 7, 2011
Known as “the city in the country,” Poway in the San Diego area represents the best in Southern California living. Incorporated as its own city in 1980, Poway has its roots in agriculture and was originally known for its fertile soil. Today, the city has some of the best schools in the San Diego metro area and is an excellent choice for buying a home if you’re looking to relocate.
Posted by JD Esajian // July 6, 2011
Known as “the city in the country,” Poway in the San Diego area represents the best in Southern California living. Incorporated as its own city in 1980, Poway has its roots in agriculture and was originally known for its fertile soil. Today, the city has some of the best schools in the San Diego metro area and is an excellent choice for buying a home if you’re looking to relocate.
Posted by JD Esajian // July 5, 2011
When you’re buying a home, nothing is more important than working with a lender to determine how much your mortgage will be. You might look at tons of houses, only to realize that you can’t afford any of them – or even worse, that you can’t get a mortgage at all. Before you jump into the process of buying a home, consider getting preapproved for a loan.
Posted by JD Esajian // July 4, 2011
Long considered a vibrant, thriving community, Bristol, Connecticut has recently been in the national spotlight: in 2010, Money Magazine named it one of America’s “Best Places to Live.” For your next Connecticut move, consider buying a home in Bristol – it’s sure to be a wonderful place to work and raise your family.
Posted by JD Esajian // July 3, 2011
In today’s tough housing market, running a successful real estate agent business is not easy. In fact, many agents have left the industry entirely. If you’re still in the field, you may be struggling to find new clients in your area. Although each real estate agent is different, there are changes you can make that may help you find new families who are interested in buying a home. If you’re in a slump, try one of these changes to energize your business.
Posted by JD Esajian // July 1, 2011
In the past few years, many families have turned to home loan modifications to help save their home from being repossessed. If you’re having difficulty paying your mortgage, modifications may help you avoid the painful foreclosure process. However, make sure you ask yourself the following questions before you start the modification process: