Inheriting a home in Los Angeles can be a blessing, but it also comes with significant legal and financial responsibilities. Whether you’re ready to sell or still weighing your options, this guide walks you through everything you need to know about selling inherited property in LA, including probate rules, tax
Yes, you can sell your house after a year, but should you? While there’s no legal restriction preventing an early sale, California homeowners face significant financial consequences that can turn a profitable investment into a costly mistake. This guide covers the tax implications, market factors, and smart strategies to help
Selling a house in California can feel overwhelming, especially when unexpected costs and long timelines start to pile up. Between agent commissions, escrow fees, and repair expenses, many homeowners realize they’ll walk away with less money than they expected. This guide breaks down all the major expenses involved in selling
Selling a home in California can be expensive. Closing costs alone average 2.70% of the final sale price, and realtor commissions typically add another 4.99%, bringing total selling costs to nearly 7.69% [1]. For a median-priced home at $852,900, that’s almost $65,000 just to sell your house. The good news
Losing a loved one is already difficult, and having to sort through their personal belongings adds another layer of stress to an already emotional time. When it comes to removing items from a house after death, many California families find themselves confused about what they can legally do, when they
California homeowners lose tens of thousands in realtor commissions when selling their properties. Osborne Homes offers alternatives to this costly approach, helping sellers keep more equity in their pockets. This article examines full-service flat-fee realtors, their benefits, potential drawbacks, and how Osborne Homes provides an even better solution. Table of
California housing costs continue to soar, putting homeowners under increasing financial pressure. If you’ve thought, “I can’t afford my house anymore,” you’re far from alone. Many California homeowners face this challenge daily, juggling rising mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance premiums, and maintenance costs. Take our quick quiz below to assess
Accredited investors in California gain exclusive access to off-market and wholesale real estate deals with exceptional return potential. Osborne Homes‘ MRO Investment Division connects qualified investors with premium real estate opportunities throughout the state. This article explores accredited investor qualifications, the benefits of this status, and how you can leverage
Discover FHA criteria for inspection for California homes and what won’t pass. Learn how Osborne Homes helps sellers skip costly repairs by selling as-is for cash.
Learn what hurts a home appraisal in California and which issues can lower your property value—and how Osborne Homes helps you skip the stress with a simple, all-cash sale.
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