John Juarez answered:
foreclosure timeframe for etrade in san diego
In California the timeline of the foreclosure process is controlled by law. That applies to mortgages from Etrade and any other lender.
When you are delinquent on your mortgage the l
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David Rudd answered:
Please show all two-bedroom condominums for sale in San Diego
Hello,
Just trying to help you get better responses from agents. We get requests like this from time to time. A lot of times, it's from people who really are not able or ready to b
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David Rudd answered:
What are agents doing out there to make their offer stand out from the rest of the competition during this shortage of inventory?
Not so much out of the box answer but it seems to work: Ask the listing agent what's important to the sellers.
I have found that some of the answers may not even be related to money
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Jennifer M Hess answered:
I saw a posting for 1620 Torrance St 92103 and inquired. The person said he was overseas in the Phillipines for a company for 2 yrs and wanted a good
Do not send this person ANY money. This certainly sounds like a classic scam, and unless if you want to go into researching it to the core, I would drop this place and move on. Don't wa
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Sarah Wilkey answered:
Shortsale in orangevale, ca.; newer home, seller is asking 350, trulia has its value in the high 200s, eappraisal has it at 429K, might offer 325 max
There are several things you need to think about when writing an offer in today's market - which has accelerated and is fueled by low inventory and low interest rates (which are climbin
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opondomusa answered:
Older homes, the risks? What specific risks should I be concerned about when buying an older (1950-1980s) home? Electrical comes to mind.
One of the biggest advantages of buying an existing home is that you can determine the long-term value of the home more easily than you can with a new home.
Also, you can know more a
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Royce Kemp answered:
Pending listings? Does it make any sense to consider contingent or pending listings, or only active listings? If 'yes', how do you pursue
Focus on Active, anything else is spinning your wheels.
Daniel Lehman answered:
How does a foreclosure affect ones future home ownership chances?
Guys,
Fico is one thing... But there are SPECIFIC guidelines that relate to foreclosure... And there is no range in terms of timeline, these are very well established guidelines,
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John DL Arendsen answered:
Are there any trailer park communities in San Diego that are good for a family of 4 and are less than $85,000?
Good luck. Let us know if we can help you. Please tell your wonderful husband that we are proud and thankful for his service to America. All the best to him.
Royce Kemp answered:
I am relocating to San Diego (Scripps Ranch, Poway, Escondido). What delta can I expect (generally) between list & actual prices? For short sales?
You don't have to just look at our Trulia bio to choose a Realtor, feel free to interview a few agents over the phone. Assuming the candidates are equally qualified, ultimately you want
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Chad Basinger answered:
What are Baby Boomers looking for in housing today?
Hi John,
Looks like a lot of us in here have a lot in common. I was born and raised in San Diego, lived in the Big Apple for over 10 years and my relatives have lived in Ft. Lauderd
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Mark & Kari Shea answered:
Can you negotiate with your lender?
Hi,
We would say "it depends" on the following:
1. The loan servicer (WF, B of A, Chase, etc) and their terms with the investor.
2. The investor on the loan, the individual or
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Neil Fjellestad answered:
What Makes The Best Rental Investment?
May I suggest you visit RentSenseBlog.com to educate yourself on investment strategies to establish your paramenters. You will also obtain valuable advice on common issues that arise du
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Dan Dennison answered:
How far is this property from the bus stop and also train station?
Hi Maria-- I went to the transit site and here is what I see-- There is a bus stop right on Del Sol Blvd. I entered the address 3340 Del Sol without the unit number. The transit routing
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Mark Danoski (603) 723-4723 answered:
Can a seller back out of a contract once it's in escrow. San Diego, CA
I sympathize but this does happen . . . thankfully, rarely. Anyone can do whatever they want . . . sometimes with consequences though if someone chooses to pursue the offending party.
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David Rudd answered:
How would you describe San Diego's development in the last 20-30 years?
Every time I travel and I am asked 'where are you from?" and I answer San Diego, CA. The person sinks a little bit and replies "You are so lucky, I love San Diego".
My prediction, I
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Robert H. Ashburner, Jr. answered:
need help with VA Loan and home purchasing
You are embarking on a fruitful and rewarding journey. You should be able to the find help and guidance you are seeking for FREE at http://www.sdcounty.ca.gov/sdhcd/. If have any add
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Mark & Kari Shea answered:
How will removal of pine trees affect value of condominium?
Hi Alan,
There are a variety of reasons for this type of action and none of us can accurately describe the effect on your curb appeal.
Trees are removed for any of the following r
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Daniel Lehman answered:
Moving PQ/RB area for 4 yrs. I do not intend to stay , should I rent or buy? 1st time buyer VA Loan 250k range.
Frank, I don't know what you are going to decide, but I wanted to drop a line and vouch for semper fi homes. They do a phenomenal job for veterans both in the real estate arena as
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Trudi Geniale answered:
Do contingency offers make it more difficult to buy a home?
Hi,
I agree that is a very broad statement. Are you speaking of the contingencies in a normal contract or when a property is contingient on the MLS?
All contracts have contingienci
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