Home Selling

Tips to Sell Homes in San Diego

Posted by JD Esajian // July 24, 2013

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What tips can investors and homeowners learn to sell homes in San Diego? Acquiring the right information can give anyone an advantage in this competitive market. While home prices are heading up and available housing inventory has been shrinking, there is no question that mortgage lenders are speeding up the foreclosure process when they can. Many San Diego County homeowners are still underwater and at risk of going into foreclosure. However, not every home is selling at lightning speed or attracting multiple offers. So what can local property owners do to sell homes in San Diego faster and avoid damaging their credit? The following tips are intended to help those who want to sell homes in San Diego:


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Tips To Sell Your San Diego Home Fast

Posted by JD Esajian // July 22, 2013

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Price is one of the most important factors when deciding how to sell your San Diego home. You’ve no doubt heard it before, but the importance of this cannot be underestimated. Over pricing your home won’t mean that you’ll get the chance to negotiate with potential buyers. Once you are beyond a certain range, your home listing will be instantly dismissed and ignored, resulting in lost time. This carries over to its general visibility by potential buyers. If it isn’t seen and if home buyers don’t know it’s for sale, they obviously aren’t going to be contacting you to make offers on it.


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Is It Too Late In The Foreclosure Process To Save My Home?

Posted by JD Esajian // July 19, 2013

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While there are always new foreclosures being filed across the country, some homeowners have been procrastinating. Some thought help would fall out of the sky or magically appear in their mailboxes, lenders would be more eager to work with them, the government would do more, or their home values would have risen faster. Unfortunately, for many, nothing ever materialized. Now that the market is improving (though not fast enough for many distressed and delinquent homeowners), banks are rushing ahead with foreclosures and are speeding up the foreclosure process.


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Choosing The Best San Diego Realtor For Selling Your Home

Posted by JD Esajian // July 15, 2013

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There is no question that we are now definitely seeing a much better time for Southern California homeowners to sell, but who will make the best ally and representative to help you? Will you benefit from the best real estate agents or Realtors? There are many San Diego Realtors to choose from and they certainly aren’t created equal. It can be hard to tell the difference between real estate companies today. While price and commission rates may be a factor, the real difference comes down to the individual real estate agent you employ.


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Tips For Staying Safe When Selling Your Own Home

Posted by JD Esajian // July 12, 2013

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With the housing market heating up in many parts of the U.S., many homeowners are growing increasingly confident. Some homes are selling faster and for more money, leading many to believe that they can do it themselves without assistance. However there are reasons that many choose not to risk it. Having the best real estate agent can make a world of difference when selling a property.


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Tips For Finding The Best San Diego Real Estate Agents

Posted by JD Esajian // July 11, 2013

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With hundreds of new San Diego real estate agents rushing into the market, it can certainly be difficult for local homeowners to choose who should represent them. With that being said, if you are going to hire them, why not hire the best San Diego real estate agents to assist you in your journey. As with any professional service provider, there can be a big difference in the quality and value of service received. So how can you make sure you are the recipient of great service? After all, your business may depend on them. Start by recognizing the difference between San Diego Realtors and other real estate agents. Not all agents are necessarily Realtors. Realtors are held to a higher standard and code of ethics.


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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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CT Homes: Tips On Flipping San Diego Real Estate In The New Boom

Posted by JD Esajian // June 27, 2013

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Much of the strategy and advice gleaned from reality TV shows like Flip This House San Diego has focused on acquiring foreclosure property in one form or another and operating in a down market. However, the real estate game is morphing at a rapid rate, as new challenges, opportunities and pitfalls are presenting themselves to those flipping San Diego real estate. CT Homes has several tips in navigating today’s market.


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The Flip This House San Diego Team: How To Reduce Investing Risks

Posted by JD Esajian // June 26, 2013

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While the housing sector has demonstrated an increased propensity for volatility, there are those that have successfully weathered the storm with prosperous results. Accordingly, there are few as qualified to comment on successfully mitigating risk than CT Homes’ Flip This House San Diego team. Despite fluctuations in our economic standing and unpredictable foreclosure rates, successful investors can leave their mark on even the most distressed communities. So how can investors reduce or eliminate risks when flipping homes in San Diego and throughout Southern California?


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The California Real Estate Agent Bubble

Posted by JD Esajian // June 19, 2013

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According to the media’s portrayal of new real estate companies and subsequent competition between agents, the saturation of the market could make it hard for new investors to contend. So, is there too much competition to be able to make a great living as a real estate agent in California? Could massive competition from sales people also hamper the efforts of California real estate investors and make it more difficult for them as well?


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