Monthly Archives: July 2013

Mortgage Bankers Association: Mortgages Are Easing

Posted by JD Esajian // July 3, 2013

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New data suggests that mortgages are easing in the housing sector, but does it even matter anymore? According to the new Mortgage Bankers Association ‘Mortgage Credit Availability Index’ by Inman News, mortgages are easing, making it easier for anyone to get one. Consumer mortgages inched up in May from April and stood almost 9 points higher than the benchmark point in March 2012. Now is the optimal time for buying a home, and there is plenty of cash out there for creative homeowners and home buyers willing to their put minds to it. Explore the alternative options that are currently made available.


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Flipping San Diego Houses Versus REIT Investing

Posted by JD Esajian // July 2, 2013

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Buying long term hold rental properties can be a good move in the current market, given cash flow spreads. However, those that are even more cautious and that truly want to glean as much as they can from current market conditions are banking on flipping San Diego houses. This is enabling real estate investors to cash in fast by acquiring distressed properties from motivated sellers.


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The Bottom Line Supersedes Bad Tenants

Posted by JD Esajian // July 1, 2013

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Let them go. Make it easy. Maybe they’ll even refer you a great new tenant. Also, remember your reputation is priceless, and with the internet you only get one chance. So before flying into a rage and starting another expensive legal battle, no matter what the issue, think about the bottom line and your brand name first.


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