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RESOURCES For Sellers Purchase Contract The California Residential Purchase Agreement (California Association of Realtors form RPA-CA) is a standard form purchase contract There were significant changes made in the revised forms released in 11/14 and 12/15 , with changes in language in many paragraphs. Initial Offer: The initial offer that a buyer makes to acquire a property is made on the RPA-CA standard form Residential Purchase Contract. Some of the important items which must be included in the contract are the following: 1. Purchase Price, Financing, and [...]

Foreclosures – Sellers

RESOURCES For Sellers Foreclosures – DISTRESSED PROPERTIES The Certified Property Expert designation demonstrates that I have the specialized knowledge to advise homeowners on how best to deal with home loan delinquency issues, foreclosures, and short sales.  If you are facing loan delinquency issues, please feel free to call me to discuss your options. It is important that you work with a Realtor who has experience in these areas as there are many complex issues involved. Some of these options and information about foreclosures and short sales follow: [...]

Could Your Windows and Doors Save You Money?

  These days, it’s all about saving energy. From energy-efficient utilities to insulation and preventative measures, there are many ways we can save a few dollars (or big buck) on our home housing costs and protect the environment.  One effective way to save energy is by renovating your windows and doors. These areas are the home’s access to the outside world, but with poor design or leaky cracks, they could be costing you. Let’s look at the easy fixes to help you get on the track to saving energy with your [...]

5 Spring Prep Tips for Southern California Homeowners

Spring is on its way, and in Southern California that means it’s time to prep our homes for the next season! Whether you are just settling into your new home or are planning a 2020 sale, spring is the perfect time to refresh your home. Here are our top tips for keeping your home happily maintained, clean, and comfortable for a Southern California spring.   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Papelaria Tons Pastéis (@papelariatonspasteis) on Dec 14, 2019 at 4:50am PST       Check Off Lingering [...]

A Prosperous 2020: Start Your Saving Habits in January!

Each year, countless Americans resolve to stop mindless spending and finally start saving for the future. The New Year brings a lot of motivation and encouragement, but soon after the first few weeks of January, many of us fall off track.  The trick to staying on top of your saving is to start early and start with a plan. Here, we’ll discover the best tips and tricks to help you make saving a habit this year, not just a wish. Let’s make 2020 our most prosperous year yet!   View this [...]

New Year’s Resolutions That Will Help You Buy a Home in 2020

Are you dreaming of buying a home in 2020? Congratulations! Buying your first home is an amazing goal to work towards. The idea, however, can feel overwhelming and daunting if you have never bought or owned a home.  2020 is your year to become a homeowner. Let’s start the year off right with some helpful resolutions that put you on the path to homeownership before the end of the year.    5 New Year’s Resolutions for Buying Your First Home View this post on Instagram A post shared by Emmelli Design [...]

Host Family and Friends for the Holidays…and Enjoy It!

Hosting holiday parties is a great honor and should be an occasion of joy and memory-making. Unfortunately, planning and executing a fantastic party is often stressful for the homeowner.  It is possible to both entertain in your home and enjoy the party as a homeowner. Follow these tips to ensure you are the best host and get to join in on the holiday fun! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Twinspirational (@twinspirationalparties) on Oct 10, 2019 at 12:15pm PDT Embrace a Theme It may sound cheesy at first [...]

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