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“Flippers” of residential 1 to 4...
Applies to properties that are resold within 18 months of closing. Standard TDS categories, exemptions and cancellation rights apply. Applies to transactions if: Residential 1 to 4 units, Seller accep [more]
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Commercial Financing Disclosures: Commercial...
Senate Bill 3 3 removes a sunset provision that applies to a requirement to disclose the cost of a commercial financing transaction expressed as an annualized rate. The requirement was scheduled to su [more]
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Long Beach Expands First Time Homebuyer Assi...
The City of Long Beach is expanding its First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program by allowing eligible residents citywide to apply and increasing the grant amount. In the first iteration of the program, [more]
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Navigating Year-End Finances: Smart Strategi...
 As the end of the year approaches, the joy of the holiday season is often accompanied by increased financial resp [more]
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2024 Conforming Loan Limits – All Coun...
> The new conforming loan limits for the entire country effective immediately. > > If you are pricing within 20% of [more]
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What is the cost of obtaining a permit for a...
> > The purpose of this email is to provide an estimate of the estimated permit costs associated with the construction of an ADU, in 10 major cities across Los Angeles County. > > Please note that the [more]
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How Homeownership Changed Lives
Homeownership is more than just a financial transaction; it’s a transformative experience that can profoundly impact people’s lives. For many, owning a home represents a significant achiev [more]
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Top 10 Tips for First-Time Homebuyers
Buying your first home is a significant milestone in your life. It’s a thrilling yet challenging journey that requires careful planning and consideration. To help you navigate this exciting vent [more]
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New FHA Policy Simplifies Homeownership Qual...
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) recently introduced a new housing policy designed to help more people become homeowners by making it easier for individuals to qualify for homeownership. This [more]
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