Make Sure Your Home Looks Good Online
If you’re selling your property in today’s market, make sure you’re presenting it well.
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If you’re selling your property in today’s market, make sure you’re presenting it well.
Kicking off your home search this spring? I have some advice for you.
Doing a seismic upgrade in San Francisco is worth the money when it comes to protecting your home from earthquake damage.
The secret to a successful home search is simple: Know what you can afford.
The best time to check for water intrusion is after a heavy rainfall. Here’s your checklist of things to monitor.
Using an irrigation system? Save money on wastewater charges by applying for a reduced flow factor.
Get to know all the fun facts about San Francisco property taxes.
It’s critical to have the right insurance if you’re planning to lease your property as a short-term rental.
Working with a local lender that knows the ins and outs of San Francisco real estate is key to having a smooth, successful transaction.
Only about 12-15% of California homeowners have earthquake insurance. But it makes sense to buy that insurance in certain circumstances.
How you present your home to prospective buyers has everything to do with whether you’ll be getting top dollar. Here’s what you can expect to spend on that all-important prep work.
An “unwarranted” in-law unit is one that hasn’t been done with city permits. Here’s what that could mean for you as the home buyer.
One of the most important things to know when you’re house hunting in San Francisco is where our liquefaction zones are.
Though preemptives have their benefits, there are definitely a few buyer-side drawbacks. Before you rush out to write that offer, here are some points to consider.
A two-bedroom condo is ideal, but don’t overlook the value of a one-bedroom.