By ShawnDesmond February 03, 2018
They did not upkeep the property. They contamtly accused owners of violating bylaws. They installed security caneras on the floors when there was never a security incident. But this is why yo lu need to stay away. They actually spied on the owners with the security cams. If we brought a guest over they would watch the cames contact is and say who wasbthe guest you brought over. They completely took away our freedom and we will never buy a condo again. ...read more
By HowleWeibelI February 13, 2014
David was very professional and conscientious in his efforts to sell my property in So. Mission Beach. The reason it didn't sell was not do to his lack in any way. It did not sell because it was a tear down that involved two lots at a time developers were not speculating and buying in the beach area and the economy was falling into crisis.. I was not willing to drop the price to a give away price and eventually took the property off the market and turned it into a vacation rental. ...read more
By NorthupBuchmanV February 13, 2014
David was very helpful in getting my daughter a condo in Pacific Beach. He was readily available to show us properties and advise us on the relative values. Very happy with transaction! ...read more
Selling a home isn’t easy. In fact, several factors may contribute to how long your home stays on the market before getting an offer. Market conditions, competition, and even pricing may contribute to longer periods with little interest. However, speak with your agent about hosting an open house. An open house is a great way to get traffic to your home, and a perfect way to differentiate your home. Here are ten tips to help you have a great open house and to get you moving: Get it Clean Think about hiring a professional cleaning company. If not, make certain that you get everything in tip-top shape. Windows, doors, carpets, and even your garage should look like new. Once you have everything tidy—keep it that way. Start Packing You’ve already determined your move, so start packing. Pack away your personalized items and store them offsite. Family photos and collections keep potential home buyers from visualizing their own items in your house. Get Organized Most home experts agree; clutter is the number one thing that has to go. When selling your home, think minimization and clutter free. Picture Perfect Go ahead and stage each room. Make sure to display each room according to the function of that room. If the room is a bedroom, it’s best to show it as a bedroom and not a craft room. Time it Right Schedule your big debut to maximize attendance. Home buyers usually work during the week so weekends are your best bet. Depending on the season, try to work around sporting events and other local happenings. First Impressions Nothing says welcome like great curb appeal. Bring in landscapers and use your pressure washer. Mulch beds and replace shrubs. Use pots to add bright flowers and greenery around your entrance to give a welcoming feel. Tell Everyone Once you plan your open house, you need to market it. Place local ads, use social media, and tell your neighbors. Summarize Facts Create a fact sheet that attendees can use to help answer questions. State square footage, number of bedrooms, the year built, etc. Hospitality While you may not want to bake fresh cookies, you should offer something to drink. Get a drink dispenser and have it available with water and sliced lemon. Guest will feel welcome. Get Reviews Your agent should work your open house. Ask him or her to register attendees and get feedback. ...read more
By The Daniels Group August 08, 2016
We specialize in La Jolla homes, downtown San Diego market, San Diego Real Estate and investment properties for sale. No one knows the market or this community better than us. Whether you are looking for a beach home, vacation home, an investment property or downtown San Diego Condo, we can help you achieve your goals. You can use our free San Diego County MLS search to find homes in Coastal San Diego and La Jolla. The community of La Jolla is a unique community like no other and downtown San Diego living can̢۪t be beat. We would be delighted to assist you with your real estate needs. La Jolla San Diego Real Estate 350 Coast Boulevard La Jolla,CA,92037 Phone:(619) 777-8354 Fax :877 892 1751 Contact Person :Jaz Cook Contact Email: sdhomes6898@gmail.com Website :www.lajollasandiegohomessandiego.com Keywords: Real Estate Agency,Real Estate Agents,Commercial Real Estate Agency,Real Estate Consultant,Real Estate Investments ...read more
By La Jolla San Diego Real Estate January 29, 2015
Ever wonder why there are still so many smoke belchers out there on the road? How come they passed inspection? Well, apparently there was something wrong with the testing system as well as a lot of fraud going on. In a state audit, they found out that nearly a third of older-model cars stopped for roadside smog tests in Southern California failed them, despite having received a passing grade at inspection stations within a year. And random tests for smog emission by California Highway Patrol and Bureau of Automotive Repair officials between 2000 and 2006 showed that 31% of the stopped vehicles failed within a year of having received passing grades at testing stations. Anyway, that is about to change next year. Legislation has already been passed which would allow the state to bar low-performing test stations from conducting smog checks. Set to begin January 1, 2013, the goal of the new AB 2289 is to improve smog passage rate through better testing, diagnostics, repair and follow-up. The implementation of the new law is also expected to reduce the time and cost of the smog check. The program will now take better advantage of a vehicle's On Board Diagnostics (OBD II) technology by eliminating tailpipe testing and instead using the vehicle's own OBD II emissions monitoring system. The new law now requires the smog test inspection to rely on data from a vehicle's own on board emissions computer to determine the vehicle's harmful emissions production as opposed to using a smog machine to sample the vehicle's emissions output from the tailpipe. This design is expected to reduce the cost of equipment at the smog station, reduce the amount of time it takes to smog check a vehicle, and reduce the cost of the smog inspection to the consumer. California̢۪s new smog test system, which by the way is no longer new in 22 other states, will soon go into effect as part of the larger effort to reduce air pollution. One requirement of the bill is that motorists with older cars will be directed to new "STAR Stations" which stands for smog stations which have met high standards, or scores, based on a state-issued report card, the so-called Station Technician Achievement Rating. A number of automotive shop operators have already been gearing up for the law to go into effect. Currently, more than 1,300 stations statewide have applied for and received high enough scores to become a STAR station. The establishment of STAR stations is not the only implication of the new state bill. Another innovation which will go into effect mid-year 2013 is aimed at making it easier and less expensive for newer cars to pass smog tests. Smog stations will move away from traditional tail pipe tests that has been in use for the last three decades and, instead, use specialized "sensors" to expedite the process. However, those new sensors can be used only for cars that are year 2000 or newer. Older cars will be directed to STAR stations. The ceiling on fines has also been raised from $2,500 to $5,000 to those caught violating the law. ...read more
By Middleton and Associates Realty December 12, 2012
Attempting to find the perfect piece of real estate to purchase can be overwhelming. Fortunately, there are a couple of places to look at property listings that take a lot of the legwork out by providing lot size, square footage and other features. ...read more
Marketing is an important aspect of operating as a real estate broker. To become successful, you need to have the right marketing tools at your disposal, and also know how to effectively use those tools. There are many tools available that can help real estate brokers market their services and achieve... ...read more
