Julia Huntsman

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	All California Brokerage, Inc.
Location:	Long Beach
Web sites:	Long Beach and So Calif Real Estate
	Long Beach Homes and Real Estate For Sale

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I've worked in residential real estate since 1994, and have lived in Long Beach 30+ years and in Southern California my entire life. If you're looking for a REALTOR who will help you find the property you've dreamed of, or you need to sell and want to know about new transfer or investment options that will save you money, then please get in touch. Even if you're not making that change right now, you will still need a REALTOR for advice and information.
Please don't hesitate to get in touch, and I'm just phone call away at 562-896-2609.

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I'm looking to sell out Tri-Plex we have in 90813. We have had it since 10-2003. Our loan amount is approx

Asked earlier today by William Hurst - Long Beach - Home Selling - 6 answers

Julia Huntsman answered:

Hello William, For more information on pricing and selling of your units, please feel free to contact me. I've been a resident of Long Beach for over 30 years near the area of your triplex. As a listing agent, my first job would be to represent you the seller.
Sincerely,
Julia Huntsman
All California Brokerage, Inc.
562-896-2609
ocean@surfside.net
http://www.juliahuntsman.com - Earlier today

How much harder is it to buy a home today since all the bad loans? Do I need more money to put down on a?

Asked Sun Jul 20 2008, 14:05 by Marie - Los Angeles - How To... - 9 answers

Julia Huntsman answered:

Hello Marie, Yes, FHA is a good way to go for a 3% down, there are also some local programs that, if you meet their guidelines, may be a source of down payment assistance, Some 5% down programs are advertised, but I don't know how good their rates are. Your FICO score is very significant for "conventional" loans, and 10% down is the basis for most of them. It's not impossible to pay less than 20% down, you just need to take the time to get preapproved. You may be in a different area of Los Angeles, but if you're considering the Long Beach/South Bay area, please contact me.
Julia Huntsman, 562-896-2609
http://www.longbeachrealestate.blogspot.com - Sun Jul 20 2008, 14:37

how to offer on a reo home, but its not listed yet?

Asked Thu Jul 3 2008, 18:49 by Michael Cheng - Los Angeles - Home Buying - 12 answers

Julia Huntsman answered:

Hello Michael, I would be happy to check on the property if you want to contact me with information.
Julia Huntsman
562-896-2609
ocean@surfside.net - Thu Jul 3 2008, 19:26

I am living in a rented condo which is in ownership limbo due to a foreclosure the HOA has just asked me to

Asked Tue Jul 1 2008, 10:02 by Jim - 90403 - Foreclosure - 4 answers

Julia Huntsman answered:

Jim, the unpaid HOA dues are the responsibility of the owner of record, and the HOA cannot make you pay them because you're not legally a member of the association, you're a tenant. The Association will have to obtain the unpaid dues through their own process during the foreclosure, and it should be getting advice from Association attorneys. If you're not the owner of record, you don't owe the dues. But you should probably start looking for a new place to live as soon as possible.
Julia Huntsman
562-896-2609 - Tue Jul 1 2008, 14:46

Where in Long Beach?

Asked Fri Jun 27 2008, 13:40 by Buttercup - Long Beach - Home Buying - 8 answers

Julia Huntsman answered:

Hello Buttercup, Have you driven any particular areas? That's a good way to get familiarity with an area and find out what your comfort zone is. East Long Beach and Lakewood Mutuals are good areas to start with. Do you know what your financial goals are, that's important to find out very early in your search.
Please contact me at any time
Julia at 562-896-2609 - Fri Jun 27 2008, 13:53

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