Many have viewed my recent post on real estate data and some have privately asked about the months of inventory category. So the following is the story about a listing appointment we had recently. A BTS (Behind the Scenes) look into our recent listing appointment with a potential seller that had some push-back to the […]
Blog Post For: Sellers
Valuation of Property Handling Seller Opposition to List Price
January 27th, 2021Economic Cycles & Real Estate Investments
January 7th, 2021Real estate investing is, in essence, the art of determining the value of a cash-flow asset through a progression of time that includes: past, present, and future. An investor must have the mindset to comprehend the economic phases of the real estate market in order to better determine how the asset will perform on an […]
How Timely are Rent Payments?
December 20th, 2020COVID-19 Rent Delinquencies
December 20th, 2020Due to COVID-19 mandates, there have been some changes to the legal notification process landlord must convey to tenants. The Tenant Relief Act was passed in California stating that tenants could not be evicted if they did not pay rent for reasons related to to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The effective period for the initial phase […]
Weinstein’s Group Move to Make RAA Law
May 6th, 2020In 2018, voter’s rejected Proposition 10, which was a measure to dismantle the Costa-Hawkins Rental Act and would have made instituting rent control ordinances feasible for local municipalities. It was my contention that AIDS Foundation Chairman, Michael Weinstein, who was behind the push to get Proposition 10 on ballot, would pursue a new rent control […]
TRUST DISPUTES: When Beneficiaries Object to a Petition for the Sale of Real Property
March 12th, 2020During our conversations with homeowners who have yet to meet with an estate planner, we advise them to consider the benefits of a trust. We have been quite fortunate to have relatively few issues with probate transactions handled by our agents, but a significant volume of trust-related matters will end up in a dispute settled […]
Senate Bill 969_Garage Door Openers
March 7th, 2019Several deaths during the 2017 Northern California wildfires prompted then Governor Brown to sign legislation into law requiring any automatic garage door sold after July 2019 to have a back up battery to provide power in the event of a power outage. SB 969 became law on 9/21/18 and amends 19891 of the Health and […]
RELOCATING TO THE BIG CITY
August 16th, 2018Moving from a small town or suburb to a large city can be an intimidating proposition. Here are a few tips to help make your move as painless as possible. Research before you move. It’s important to understand the culture you’re joining. Do research online and find out about school systems, neighborhoods, parking, weather, public […]
THE MILLENNIAL HOMEBUYER
August 16th, 2018In a recent report published by Marcus and Millchap, it is not surprising that, millennials led home purchase activity for the fifth year in row. As of last year, millennials now represent 36 percent of the buyers. The oldest millennials are now 37, and as this generation ages and starts families, a wave of potential new […]