Farideh

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Lofter, Home Buyer in Los Angeles

los angeles downtown loft..is it a good time to buy?

Asked Sun Sep 30 2007, 10:59 by Lofter  -  Downtown Los Angeles  -  Home Buying  -  7 answers
Farideh answered:
I hate to say it, but I'm a bit suspicious when a bunch of realtors say buy buy buy!!!! Are there any agents or home buyers out there with another opinion? I looked at the loft market as well, and the increase in inventory made me reconsider. - Thu Oct 4 2007, 17:58
Jonathan Lyon, Home Buyer in

What do realty consumers want from a realtors website?

Asked Thu Jun 28 2007, 16:39 by Jonathan Lyon  -  All locations  -  Home Buying  -  12 answers
Farideh answered:
Maps are hugely important to me... I know the area that I'm interested in , and it's important to see if a home is on the "right" side of the street. Trulia isn't perfect...but I like their google maps, and the "save homes" stuff. Most realtor sites are frustrating to use and I despise that they are always trying to turn me into a lead. - Thu Jun 28 2007, 18:18
Heather Fern…, Home Buyer in San Francisco

I'm considering buying the condo that I currently rent from the owner. Do I need an agent?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 18:05 by Heather Fern…  -  San Francisco  -  Home Buying  -  4 answers
Farideh answered:
I think you should go the route that Daniel suggests - find a lawyer or Realtor that is willing to represent both sides, and negotiate hard on the commission. You've done a lot of the heavy lifting, but you might be missing something in the deal that would cost you in the long run. - Fri May 4 2007, 17:09
Halley S., Home Buyer in New York

How easy it to get around Los Angeles with public transportation (buses, trains, subways, etc)?

Asked Mon Apr 23 2007, 15:51 by Halley S.  -  Los Angeles  -  Traffic & Public Transportation  -  7 answers
Farideh answered:
The Metro Green & Blue Lines gave some people hope that they could live sans car in parts of LA County. Frankly, if you don't live and work within a few blocks of a stop, it's not a viable alternative to a car, at all. Sadly, I don't think LA living will ever be doable without wheels of your own. - Fri May 4 2007, 17:02
Stephanie, Just Looking in San Francisco

I want to work on Capitol Hill and live in Foggy Bottom. How difficult is the commute?

Asked Fri May 4 2007, 15:32 by Stephanie  -  Foggy Bottom  -  Traffic & Public Transportation  -  5 answers
Farideh answered:
It's SUPER easy to make that commute--my sister happily did it for 2 years. You just need to jump on the Metro on the blue/orange line. Check out the metro map below. - Fri May 4 2007, 16:04
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