Monthly Archives: March 2014

Why San Diego Real Estate Investors May Not Need More Money

Posted by JD Esajian // March 17, 2014

One of the biggest concerns facing San Diego County real estate investors is finding more money to invest in property and working capital to grow their business. It is an essential part of business that not everyone knows how to obtain. Accordingly, why is it not only a poor use of time and energy, but […]


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The Benefits Of Being A Local Real Estate Expert

Posted by JD Esajian // March 14, 2014

There have been lots of debates in the real estate industry over the last few weeks about the value of ‘local experts’ in relation to home buyers and sellers. There are still reservations as to whether or not a local expert is a viable commodity in the real estate industry. To defuse such a debate, […]


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Customer Service & Real Estate

Posted by JD Esajian // March 13, 2014

Customer service is one of the most important factors in real estate. All too often it is neglected, under-prioritized, and poorly delivered on. So why is service so vital for real estate professionals and companies? How can the reality of the service being delivered be measured? How can it be improved? Customer service in the […]


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How Much “Home” Do You Need To Retire Happy?

Posted by JD Esajian // March 12, 2014

How much of a home do you really need to be happy in retirement? Retirement weighs heavily on a large percentage of the population. Still, most have little idea of what they really need to ever retire, let alone retire early and comfortably. The good news is that retiring happy may not require as much […]


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Berkshire Hathaway’s Advice For Investing In 2014

Posted by JD Esajian // March 11, 2014

The media has been taken by storm as a result of the recent release of Berkshire Hathaway’s 2013 year end results. So what does Warren Buffett’s investment performance and success over the last year tell inquiring real estate investors in 2014 and beyond? The following illustrates Berkshire Hathaway’s advice for investing this year: Invest in […]


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Should Southern California Real Estate Professionals Launch Magazines?

Posted by JD Esajian // March 10, 2014

Should more Southern California real estate professionals consider launching their own magazines? Self-publishing has become far easier and less expensive today and magazine advertising has long been a staple of real estate marketing. Does it make sense for more San Diego County and other California real estate investors, agents and business owners to consider their […]


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7 Reasons Why San Diego Is A Must For Every Real Estate Portfolio

Posted by JD Esajian // March 7, 2014

Why is San Diego real estate so popular with sophisticated investors, and why is it a must-have to be included in every investor’s portfolio? There may be lots of exciting destinations to invest in real estate, and no matter where you live, you can probably find a deal or two close by. However, you’ll be […]


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Maximizing Tax Season For Real Estate Professionals

Posted by JD Esajian // March 6, 2014

Tax time can be one of the best times of the year for real estate professionals. Even if real estate agents, investors and CEOs aren’t anticipating tax refunds, this can be one of the most profitable periods of the year if tackled appropriately. So how many different ways are there for those in the real […]


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Real Estate Marketing: 60 Ideas For Social Media Updates

Posted by JD Esajian // March 5, 2014

Are you constantly wondering what to post on your real estate company’s social media profile? With the endless supply of social media platforms your company can take advantage of, it is important to be proactive. Social media is an ever increasing presence that must be embraced and has the potential to propel your business to the […]


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6 Drawbacks of Hot Real Estate Markets

Posted by JD Esajian // March 4, 2014

Is there a downside to hot real estate markets? Real estate investors, agents and home owners have been begging for a new housing boom for a while. We are already well into the recovery in many areas, and soon virtually all U.S. housing markets will be booming again. Some of the great side effects are […]


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