Every county in California has different paid fees based on the buyer or the seller on a real estate transaction. This will show who pays the title insurance, escrow fees, transfer taxes in both counties and cities. Here is a list by county in Google sheets that you are welcome to download.
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No matter how much you think ethics are getting slaughtered in Washington State, our real estate agent friends have not lost a step. My buyers (who are using me because of my flat fee and a 5-star rating on Zillow) saw a home before we connected. The listing agent showed them the house and gave […]
Read MoreWe do not do due agency deals. What’s that? That’s when the agent represents both the buyer and the seller and makes a DOUBLE commission. The number of deals that go to agents that do this is astounding. The number of states that ban it is pathetic, 3. Why should you care? If you are […]
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Commercial real estate is everything, not residential 1-4 unit owner and non-owner homes. That’s a lot. If you’ve been following either the company on Twitter or me, you would know that I am begging developers to look into converting office space to residential. It’s a DUH move. Solve your housing crisis. You can go from […]
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I swore by The New York Times calculator. It still is the gold standard. They had excellent help and great UI and UX. Have fun, go there and fill it in. Take a snapshot, then come back here. OK, forget about everything you just saw. It’s somewhere in 2021. We are all over the shock of […]
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Real estate prices are coming down—the most obvious thing on the economic planet. We don’t know how we will come out of this, but we do know that millions of people will not be able to work, companies are not going to generate net income like they used to. In other words, there will not […]
Read MoreThe recently passed Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act places special requirements on companies that report your payment information to credit reporting companies. These requirements apply if you are affected by the coronavirus disease pandemic and if your creditor makes an agreement (called an “accommodation” in the Act) with you to defer a […]
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It’s March 29, 2020 and there’s a pandemic going on as you all know. For the real estate shopper pre-corona, there were digital fistfights for property all up and down the coast of California and the Seattle area. I lost deals with buyers paying over $250,000 easily over list prices and waiving everything. The […]
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Let’s get this out of the way. The only reason real estate agent do an open house is to attract possible buyer clients for them without disclosing or compensating owners. This is the mechanism that makes the whole path happen. When an agent gets a buyer client from an open house, it costs them nothing. […]
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Yes, I can handle multiple buyers in multiple cities at the same time. I’m here to negotiate for you and doesn’t need to be in person anymore. All the signatures are done through docusign or other electronic means in the showing of a house is not a big deal that you need to have a […]
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