If You're a Renter - Might be Time to Buy Instead I don't know how many times over the last several months I've discussed the fact the rents have really begun to take off. My favorite quote to people looking for a place to rent and to people who've Continue Reading
The Key of course is buying a property in a "growth area". I left the San Francisco Bay Area back in 1989 which was about the top of the market back then before there was an "adjustment" in Real Estate prices a few years later. Others would call Continue Reading
Update on the 10 Hotest Real Estate Markets - Analyzed Here. I have had more than one person ask me if we were in another Real Estate Bubble. I know that anechdotally, prices here in the Sacramento/Folsom area where I practice real estate and Continue Reading
But so are a lot of other places in California...! Maybe it's just got to be the great weather right...? Take a look at this... So if you're thinking of buying a Single Family Home or any other kind of Residential Investment Real Continue Reading
I Think The Owner Missed an Opportunity Here's a picture I took of a duplex located at 9664 Lake Natoma Drive, Orangevale, Ca. They are asking $299,900 with rents at $950 & $1025. Each unit is a 2 bedroom 1 bath with single car Continue Reading
A strong landscape maintenance regimen should be part of your plan. I'm always amazed how little value some owners/investors assign to a well maintained landscaped front yard, even though it's the first thing prospective tenants and Buyers see when Continue Reading
This one is 3 bedrooms, 2 baths each side. I ran across this Bank Owned Duplex for sale in at 3100-3102 Laurelhurst a couple of days ago and thought I'd profile it here. With 3 bedrooms 2 baths on each side, this one will go fast and I suspect for a Continue Reading
A rare Duplex with 3 bedrooms 2 bath on each side. We put this property on the market at approximately 3:00 PM Tuesday and I had the 1st offer about 5 or 6 PM that day. As of Friday, Jan. 30, 2015, I have had a total of 5 offers... Four of Continue Reading
The Drought is not an "excuse" to stop maintaining your landscaping. If you have followed this blog for a while or if you have just found it, you'll know from my past posts that I think the one thing many investors and even home owners over look or Continue Reading
