Everyone knows that California is a desirable place to live. Famous for its hot, sunny summers, mild winters and diverse landscapes, it’s no wonder why people are drawn to the Golden State. When selling a home in California, timing is everything. While every market is different, the best time to
Your lender has been sending you regular “reminders” of your overdue mortgage payments and probably has even warned you that this was coming. But it can still be a shock when a notice of default arrives in the mail. It makes your financial problem official. But now is not the
Are you one of the troubled homeowners in California who is wondering how to sell your house fast? It’s not easy, is it? You want to get it done as quickly and easily as possible so that you can move on with your life, but yet how do you even
If you’re thinking of putting your house on the market in California and you want to list it for as much money as possible, then you’ll want to make sure it’s in top condition. There are some known home improvements that add value – and you can try them. There
As a seller, you may have heard of the term “cash only home sale.” But what does that mean, exactly? Is it something you should consider for your home sale? And, if so, how do you go about finding a buyer who will come in with all cash? In this
The decision to sell or rent out a house will surely come with a lot of consideration. On one hand, renting out your home could provide you with some extra income while you wait for the perfect time to sell. But you also might be in a real bind and
Most people think of home repairs as simply fixing a leaky faucet or replacing a broken window pane. But what if your entire roof needed to be replaced? Or the foundation was starting to crumble? Suddenly, those “minor” common home repairs and costs turn into months of back labor and
It’s not easy selling a house. There are many things to think about and do in order to get your home in the best possible shape to sell, from packing up your belongings and making repairs to staging the property and photographing it for potential buyers. In fact it’s so
If you’ve missed a mortgage payment or two and are concerned that the bank may foreclose on your home, take heart. There are things you can do to avoid foreclosure. No one wants a home foreclosure—neither you nor your lenders. Your lender wants payment, not a house. They may be
You may not want your bank to know that you’re facing financial difficulties. It’s the kind of conversation that we all would prefer to avoid. But that is the first thing you should do when you realize there is potential trouble with your mortgage payments ahead. Believe it or not,
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