December 2015 | Brian Bean and Tim Hardin - Homeowner Advocates

After TRID Backlog Clears, Home Sales Expected to Normalize Again Home sales dropped drastically in November 2015, according to the National Association of Realtors. But what exactly caused the decrease? High prices? Threats of an interest rate increase? Normal holiday slowdown? NAR reported this week that existing home sales decreased in November to an annual rate of

7 trends that will shape commercial construction in 2019

December 22, 2015

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Is a trend really a trend if it repeats year after year? That’s a valid concern in the commercial construction world. For a competitive and fragmented industry that happens to be resistant to some of the rapid evolution noted in others, participants and observers are continually seeing some of the same glacial movements take center

COMING SOON | Orangecrest Home For Sale | Entertainer’s Back Yard

December 21, 2015

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This Orangecrest Home For Sale Has Tons of Upgrades This property will go on the market in just a few days, but we thought you might like to have a sneak preview. It’s a Centex Orangecrest Home For Sale with one of the nicest floorplans you’ll find for sale. The back yard has lots of

Top Home Features to Attract Buyers in 2016

December 21, 2015

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What are the Hottest Top Home Features for Home Buyers? Think your home will sell in just a few days? It all comes down to two things: price and having the top home features that buyers want. Price is easy — make sure you and your Realtor price the home in line with comparable sales in your

Tight Housing Supply Will Continue in 2016

December 18, 2015

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Low Inventory, Moderate Demand, Driving Price Increase The California real estate market has been a little Jekyll-and-Hyde the past 24 months. While home prices have shown healthy and sustainable increases from one year to the next, month-to-month activity has been inconsistent. One month it’s sizzling, and the next it’s dead. Homes are selling, especially in the Inland Empire areas