Posted by JD Esajian // October 7, 2011
If you’re buying a house in San Diego, consider this: the way a location is developing is just as important as how much it’s been developed so far. A perfect example of this is the city of San Marcos. Resting on the northeastern border of San Diego County, this suburb of America’s Finest City is quickly becoming one of the best places for families and young professionals in the state.
Posted by JD Esajian // October 6, 2011
Everyone in the business of flipping houses will eventually come across a real estate investment that needs so much work that it might seem easier to sell it “as is” rather than performing the extensive remodeling necessary to get a market price. While you can still find a buyer either way, making the wrong decision could end up losing you thousands on closing day. Here’s a guide to help decide which option is best for you:
Posted by JD Esajian // October 5, 2011
Flipping houses can be a very profitable business, but it can also get dangerous if the right precautions aren’t taken. When rehabbing properties, falling objects, exposed wiring and heavy appliances all present hazards that can land you in the hospital and put you weeks behind schedule. Here are four ways you can make sure that both you and your real estate investment stay safe and secure all the way up until closing day:
Posted by JD Esajian // October 4, 2011
With more people using the Internet than ever before, it has become necessary to make sure that your home gets as much exposure online as it does in your local newspaper. While it can be confusing to list your home on the Internet, it doesn’t have to be. Here are five places you can start advertising your real estate investment on the digital frontier today.
Posted by JD Esajian // October 3, 2011
South Park is a newer neighborhood in America’s Finest City that’s safe enough for children but lively enough for young parents and professionals. Its tree-lined streets and Spanish revival houses make it a beautiful place for anyone buying a home in San Diego.
Posted by JD Esajian // October 2, 2011
Trying to sell a house that’s been sitting on the market for a few months can be frustrating, but don’t panic. If your real estate investment hasn’t attracted a buyer yet, that doesn’t mean that it won’t. Here are a few things you can do to help expedite the process: