☠️Beware the Mello-Roos tax☠️
Episode 16 of The #AskDanielLosAngeles Show
On this episode, I answer the following 4 real estate questions:
1) I noticed some listings say there is a Mello-Roos tax. What's that?
2) On some real estate websites there are listings that get tagged as a "hot home". How can I get my property to show up as a "hot home"?
3) I'm thinking about selling my condo soon. What are some of the must have's for a buyer?
4) I got a voicemail from someone saying that they want to buy my house for top dollar. Is this a scam?
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The best Tudor home in Glendale to sell this week
Would you ever buy a Tudor home?
Here is one of my favorite Tudor homes to sell this week in Glendale, CA.
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What are the ways a seller can back out of a real estate deal in Los Angeles
If the buyer is not releasing one of their purchase contingencies, your agent has to send the buyer a notice to perform.
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If the buyer still does not respond to your notice, have your agent send a escrow cancellation form.
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At that point, the buyer either responds or you have to cancel escrow and find another buyer.
Episode 7 of The #AskDanielLosAngeles Show
In this episode of The #AskDanielLosAngeles Show, I answer the following questions:
1) What are the ways a seller can back out of a deal?
2) What do home designers do?
3) Do I have to tell the person who is buying my home that there is a registered sex offender living in my neighborhood?
4) What kind of info has been made public about my house?
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This is why these Burbank homes turned into "Expired Listings"
In order to succeed, we have to look at the listings that failed.
Only 1 out of these 34 expired listings had a marketing video.
If the homeowner had a video for their home, they may have brought more attention to their listing and eventually sell... maybe not... but at least the homeowner could say they tried as hard as possible.
Episode 6 of The #AskDanielLosAngels Show
In this episode of The #AskDanielLosAngeles Show, I answer the following questions:
-I want my house to look as nice as possible for showings, but I have so much clutter. What should I do with all my personal items?
-Can I sell a house that is rented out and has tenants living there?
-I'm in escrow right now on a Studio City home. We are finding out that there are problems with the foundation of the home. I need more time to look into it. Can my inspection period be extended?
-Are there still a lot of cash buyers out there?
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The spring home selling season is upon us. Are you ready?
They should be lucky you decided to sell your home!
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You have the greatest property on the planet!
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It's uniques, special, luxurious.
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Time for you to go out there and dominate your competition!!!!
Tell your agent to email your homes listing info to his entire buyer database
Your agent should already have a list of buyers looking to buy a property similar to yours.
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Make sure he emails the entire list the details of your for sale property.
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If your agent doesn't have any buyers lined up... find a new agent.
Here are the 4 ways a home buyer can back out of a deal
Here are your 4 main buyer contingencies:
-inspection
-appraisal
-loan
-title
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Here are 4 ways a home buyer can back out of a deal
As long as you cancel escrow within the time frames of your contingency periods, you can back out of the deal and get your deposit back.
What your home is worth has nothing to do with how much money you need
- I see this mistake all the time...
- Homeowners set an asking price for their home based on how much money they need to make their next move (and not on market data).
- But your not going to make this mistake... right?!
- Get more answers to your real estate questions on The #AskDanielLosAngeles Show on my Facebook page Facebook.com/TheDanielLosAngeles