Most buyers of San Diego real estate purchase with the help of a lender. There are conditions that need to be met in order to qualify for a loan. One of those conditions is a real estate appraisal by a licensed appraiser. The licensed appraiser will be hired to provide a report detailing what the…
New Hours At San Diego Courts Take Effect Beginning on Friday, Sept. 7, San Diego Courts will close at noon every Friday. How will this affect your San Diego Probate Petition Filing? From the article: “According to officials, the noon closures are designed to give the court’s reduced staff time to catch up on…
3390 Herman Ave is a North Park beauty. This 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home has an updated kitchen. All the appliances convey.
8314 Sheila Street is a TRADITIONAL SALE! Not bank owned or a short sale; you can own this beauty in less than 30 days. Simply gorgeous renovated home!
CASE STUDY, Lee & Ann The Challenge Lee lives over 1,465 miles away in Whitehouse, TX and since he had been to the National City property once in the last few months, he did not wish to travel to San Diego again. He needed an experienced San Diego probate realtor who could handle all the details…
1342 Nacion Avenue is a wonderful FIXER opportunity! Vaulted/beamed ceiling in living and family rooms. Living room even has a fireplace
3405 Florida Street, #307 is the perfect opportunity to live close to San Diego beautiful Balboa Park in the lovely Coventry Woods complex. T
7950 New Salem St 92126 SOLD – $325,000San Diego, CA Very nice home with newer roof, newer paint and upgraded bathrooms. Home has indoor laundry room. Fenced rear yard; some of the fencing is newer. There is a two car garage.
Posted on July 23, 2012 by John Palley There are dozens of errors that people make when they do not have a highly experienced California probate attorney handling their case. Here are five common ones to avoid: To view the entire article, click on the link: http://www.californiaprobate.info/5-common-errors-in-california-probate-cases
The Challenge Derrick contacted Kim Ward in June 2011 regarding selling his San Diego real estate. He was transferred out of the San Diego area and had been renting his Escala townhouse for several years. The rent did not fully cover the monthly mortgage payment and he was paying over $900 of his own money…