San Diego Real Estate Buyers Win Again on Nov 5, 2009 in Aviara Real Estate Carlsbad Real Estate Encinitas Real Estate La Costa Real Estate San Diego Real Estate It’s official: The $8000 first time homebuyers income tax credit has been extended by Congress — and (hallelujah!) buyers who have owned their homes for at least five years may be eligible for a $6500 tax credit for move-up purchases. Pre...
San Diego Real Estate Hunt: Trick or Treat? on Nov 1, 2009 in Carlsbad Real Estate La Costa Real Estate San Diego Foreclosures San Diego Real Estate San Diego Relocation by Roberta Murphy Carlsbad, CA–This past year has been tough for both San Diego real estate sellers–and buyers–and both sides of the fence have had to wonder if they are being tricked or treated by market conditions. On one hand, ho...
The Siberian Dilemma: Foreclosure or Short Sale? on Oct 27, 2009 in Aviara Real Estate Carlsbad Real Estate Encinitas Real Estate La Costa Real Estate San Diego Foreclosures San Diego Real Estate County dilemma foreclosure pre-foreclosure real estate San Diego short sale by Roberta Murphy Carlsbad, CA–When considering the hard choices faced by distressed San Diego real estate owners, it’s not too difficult to recall what is called the Siberian Dilemma: If you are stranded on a frozen lake in Siberia and f...
San Diego REO Buyers: Rejoice or Growl? on Oct 18, 2009 in Carlsbad Real Estate San Diego Foreclosures San Diego Real Estate AB 957 buying escrow foreclosure homes real estate REO San Diego title by Roberta Murphy Carlsbad, CA–I’m not sure whether San Diego REO buyers should be rejoicing or rolling their eyes about Assembly Bill 957. This new California law went into effect October 11, 2009 and prohibits an REO lender from requiri...
The Latest San Diego Remodel: Staircases on Oct 15, 2009 in Aviara Real Estate Carlsbad Real Estate La Costa Real Estate San Diego News homes real estate remodel replacement San Diego staircase by Roberta Murphy Carlsbad, CA–Over the past decade, there has been a flurry of home remodeling in San Diego County–particularly in coastal areas, where building activity first blossomed. During the last ten years, tile and formica surfac...
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