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Long Beach/Southern California Real Estate
http://www.longbeachrealestate.blogspot.com
Information and commentary to keep buyers and sellers up on the Southern California and Long Beach area real estate.
- Added on: Dec 14th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Julia Huntsman
- Listed in: Real Estate Home and Garden Law & Legal
- Tags: real estate Long Beach house condo southern california property search
Recent Posts
No More Paying Loan Modification Fees in Advance
Effective October 11 through January 1, 2013, no one (and that includes attorneys, real estate professionals, lenders and everyone else) may charge advance fees for arranging loan modifications for 1-4 residential units--that means your house, condo,...
How Does Bankruptcy, Foreclosure or a Short Sale Affect the Borrower?
The FICO® score was established by the Fair Isaac Corporation and is one of several systems which evaluate a borrower's credit worthiness by assigning a numeric value. A score of over 720-740 points is considered the desired range of eligibility for...
Making Improvements to Your Property: Where Should You Stop?
There are two types of property owners: homeowners who will move in and live in the property, and investors who never plan on living in the property.The following points are mostly for investors who are "rehabbers", but owner occupants might find som...
Long Beach CA Sales Report for October 2009
For residential 1-4 unit properties in Long Beach (that includes condos, houses, lofts, for October 2009, the median price is down 3% from one year ago: $340,000 down to $329,000 for the city. The number of sold properties reached a high point during...
How to Buy a Bank-Owned Home
Just a little humor here, but sometimes how true!...
Extension of $8000 Tax Credit--Now Also $6500 for Repeat Buyers
The United States Senate passed a resolution on October 29th to extend the $8,000 first-time homebuyer tax credit originally set to expire on November 30. Once the Senate officially votes on the bill it will move to the House of Representatives, whic...
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