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25 Jan 2018
3623 Latrobe St., Los Angeles, CA 90031 3623 Latrobe St., Los Angeles, CA 90031 $679,000 2 bedrooms/2 baths 1395 sq. ft., 6470 sq. ft. lot 1919 Spanish Wood Floors, Open Floor Plan, Views Tucked in the leafy, winding hills of Montecito Heights is this undeniably inviting 1919 Spanish treehouse with sweeping canyon views. Priced at $679k, feel away from it all in this hilltop bungalow while being only minutes from eateries, bars and shops in Highland Park and DTLA.
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24 Jun 2016
This is the million dollar question I get asked all the time by nervous buyers. I get it. It’s scary to plunk down the biggest check of your life. I’ve been there a few times and it doesn’t get any less nerve wracking even with time and experience.
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20 Apr 2016
2016 is shaping up to be another scorching summer for home buyers on LA’s Eastside. While interest rates have held steady, sales prices for the most desirable homes are still selling for at least 10% over asking–sometimes more (see above). Though there’s more inventory, it’s mostly crappy — by crappy I mean dingy, dirty fixers, crap-tastic cheap flips and lifeless stucco boxes with delusional sellers who believe they can command the kind of money being thrown at the top tier lookers. The good news is that historically, summer means more inventory. More inventory means more buyers, but instead of everyone bidding on that ONE amazing house, buyers will have more to look at and offers will spread over 4-5 pretty stellar homes. Is more inventory an indication of a turning market? I wouldn’t bet a nickle on that, but it’s definitely promising news for weary buyers who have shuttled from that one magical house to the next like cattle. So what does this mean for buyers and sellers? Here are 10 piping hot tips fresh from the trenches: Buyers – You need an awesome agent who knows what she’s doing – Understand that you still need to be aggressive even…
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