Home Buying

How San Diego Real Estate Has Changed in 2012

Posted by JD Esajian // November 13, 2012

How has the San Diego real estate market changed in the last year and what can those buying a home expect to find? The California Association of Realtors’ (CAR) 2012 Annual Housing Report reveals just how much the San Diego real estate market has evolved in the last 12 months. Homes are now selling twice as fast as last year, with homes with equity selling in an average of just 32 days compared to short sales at 90 days (but down from 141 days in 2011).


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4 More Years of These 4 Real Estate Investing Trends

Posted by JD Esajian // November 12, 2012

What does 4 more years of Obama in the Whitehouse mean for real estate investors? Regardless of who you voted for we are looking at 4 more years of an Obama administration. Love it or hate it the question is what real estate investors should expect to see happening in the housing market and how they can capitalize on it.


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What’s in Store for Connecticut Real Estate?

Posted by JD Esajian // November 9, 2012

What’s ahead for Connecticut real estate now? Connecticut real estate is currently a diverse market with lots of positive signs and opportunities for those buying a home or in real estate investing.


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The San Diego Real Estate Landscape for 2013

Posted by JD Esajian // November 8, 2012

What’s really going on with San Diego real estate and where is the market headed in 2013? The national media can make it very difficult to make sense of what is going on in local markets but as you no doubt already heard; when it comes to real estate and buying a home it is all about “location, location, location”.


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San Diego Real Estate Gets Even More Attractive

Posted by JD Esajian // November 6, 2012

What is it that is holding foreign buyers back from buying more homes in the U.S. now? Foreign investors have made up a large percentage of those buying homes in America over the last few years but with their economies still facing an ugly future, property so cheap here and offering more for the money why aren’t they buying more homes right now?


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What’s Holding Foreign Home Buyers Back Now?

Posted by JD Esajian // November 5, 2012

What is it that is holding foreign buyers back from buying more homes in the U.S. now? Foreign investors have made up a large percentage of those buying homes in America over the last few years but with their economies still facing an ugly future, property so cheap here and offering more for the money why aren’t they buying more homes right now?


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Celebrity Real Estate: Flipping Tips for Investors

Posted by JD Esajian // November 1, 2012

There is huge money to be made flipping celebrity real estate today but how can you land more of these deals? Celebrities haven’t been untouched by the recent economic woes or the foreclosure crisis and there are many celebrity homes from San Diego to Miami and New York which promise massive spreads to savvy real estate investors.


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Buying a Home: House Hunting in San Diego, CA

Posted by JD Esajian // October 31, 2012

Where’s the best place for buying a home in San Diego today? There has never been a better time for relocating to or looking for an incredible second home in San Diego, California but this is a very diverse county in terms of real estate.


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The State of New Haven, Connecticut Real Estate

Posted by JD Esajian // October 30, 2012

What’s all the buzz about New Haven, CT homes and why should home buyers and investors be keeping their eye on them?


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How to be the Rockefeller of Real Estate 2013

Posted by JD Esajian // October 26, 2012

Want to become an incredibly successful real estate investor or agent in 2013? John D. Rockefeller remains one of the most famous Americans of all time, one of the richest people in history and the first to be worth more than $1 billion in this country. So if there is anyone that can deliver a few good pointers for generating a giant income and dominating your local real estate market it might be him.


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