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Buying a house a true story.

Buying a home is a scary prospect and I typically find that buyers who are not scared are either not really going to buy a house or have bought a home before. And some have had experience through family or friends and the prospect is not that w...

The dusty trail of the Santa Cruz Real Estate Market.

The path to homeownership can be much like this photo brightly colored with hope and expectation but also can have a dark side of doubt and market volatility. In the past view weeks I have had the honor of representing buyers and sellers naviga...

Starter Home vs Your Forever Home

Your Starter Home vs. Your Forever Home Buying A new home you own is exciting even if it is "co-owned" with the bank. Most people have visualized their dream home—large, inviting kitchen; multiple bedrooms for family and guests; perhaps a ...

I always wanted to own my own home

At a really young age I knew I did not want to live in a rented home, my mother and my father rented their homes. My father lived in a converted chicken shack at one point. It was not really was too bad just really slanted floors. My mother ren...

Banks friend or foe? Shopping for a loan consider this….

It just came to me that this Covid-19, Shelter in Place experience is a lot like a situation a few years ago. The Depression of 2008. A large mortgage bubble that popped and caused a faulty built economy to collapse. This created a huge mortgag...

Should I Refinance My Mortgage?

Should I refinance my loan? rates are at all time low? This is a question I get asked a lot even from other realtors. Yes rates are low but understand when you refinance you reset the clock if you have 10 years in on a 30 year and refin...

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