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WHAT ARE DISCLOSURES?
Disclosures provide information on known issues with a property and other historical details. These are completed by sellers and real estate agents and given to buyers in the California Association of [more]
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BUYER’S OWN VISUAL INSPECTION
The inspection contingency period affords buyers one of the only times available to be in and on the property. General physical inspections normally take 2-3 hours, other types of inspections vary. Wi [more]
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My Loan Was Sold?
Among the many documents you signed when you first applied for a loan was a Mortgage Servicing Disclosure. This doc [more]
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What Does It Mean When a House Is in Escrow?
You’ve found the ideal house, and the seller accepted your offer. You’re giddy with excitement and want to move in – tomorrow. Not so fast; the escrow process is about to keep you from walking over th [more]
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NAR Attends White House Opportunity Zone Eve...
NAR’s 2019 Commercial Liaison, Bob Turner from Memphis, TN, represented NAR at a White House event on the Qualified Opportunity Zone (“QOZ”) program on Wednesday, April 17. The QOZ program was created [more]
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New Porsche Taycan electric prototype spotte...
The Porsche Taycan is getting closer to production and a new prototype of the electric vehicle has been spotted wit [more]
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Tax Reform Hurts Housing
According to NAR the “Tax Cuts & Jobs Act” has ‘punched a huge hole’ in incentives to own a home. The law, passed by Congress at the end of 2017, capped mortgage interest deductions (MID) for pri [more]
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What are the benefits of an FHA loan?
The Federal Housing Finance Authority (FHFA) has raised their conforming loan limits by 6.9% to a maximum amount of [more]
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Metro will stop requiring FasTrak transponde...
VIA la.curbed.com Drivers on the 10 and 110 freeways could soon have an easier time using Express Lanes, which reserves some lanes for drivers willing to pay extra for a less congested commute. Metro’ [more]
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