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Market Condition Real Estate Blog – Late October 2025 Insights Real Estate Blog – Late October 2025 Insights Hello from sunny North San Diego County! As a real estate professional here in the region, I’m seeing how national trends are filtering down locally — so let’s unpack what’s happening and what it could mean for our local market. 1. Homeownership just dipped Recent data shows […]
Assessed You May Be Able To Reduce Your Assessed Real Estate Value If you own property in San Diego County and believe the assessed value is too high, here are the main steps and options you can use to try to reduce your property’s value (and thus your taxes). I’ll walk you through the process and things to consider. ✅ 1. Understand the key laws and concepts Under California Proposition 13 […]
Death on a Property Understanding the Legal Requirements for Reporting a Death on a Property in California 🏠 Understanding the Legal Requirements for Reporting a Death on a Property in California When selling a home in California, one of the most common questions that arises—especially from buyers—is: “Does the seller have to disclose if someone died in the house?” Deaths in a property can raise emotional, cultural, and even financial concerns for […]
Community Property Different Ways a Married Couple Can Hold Title in Real Estate Different Ways a Married Couple Can Hold Title in Real Estate When a married couple purchases a home, one of the most important — and often overlooked — decisions they’ll make is how to hold title to the property. The way title is held affects ownership rights, inheritance, and potential tax implications. Here’s a breakdown […]
Location Does an Ocean View Add Value in San Diego County? Does an Ocean View Add Value in San Diego County? Short answer: yes, in many cases an ocean view does substantially increase property values in San Diego County. But how much it adds depends on a lot of factors: distance from the water, how unobstructed the view is, elevation, whether it’s oceanfront vs just a […]
Loans and Lenders What is PMI and How Do I Get it Removed? PMI stands for Private Mortgage Insurance. It’s typically required by lenders when you take out a conventional loan and put down less than 20% of the home’s purchase price as a down payment. PMI protects the lender in case you default on the loan. How to know if you’re paying PMI: Check your mortgage statement: […]
Loans and Lenders How California Seniors Can Save on Real Estate Taxes How California Seniors Can Save on Real Estate Taxes For many California seniors, property taxes can be one of the largest expenses of homeownership — especially after retirement when income often becomes fixed. Fortunately, there are several programs and strategies designed to help seniors reduce or defer their property tax burden while staying in their […]
Government Recent job losses at HUD in the past two weeks Recent job losses at HUD in the past two weeks What the reports say As of mid-October 2025, HUD has sent out layoff notices to 442 employees across the agency. Among those, specific cuts are concentrated in divisions such as: Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity: nearly 100 staffers received RIF notices, particularly in regional field […]
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World Events Will the Hostage Release Move San Diego Real Estate? Will the Hostage Release Move San Diego Real Estate? When dramatic geopolitical events make headlines — hostage releases, ceasefires, wars ending — it’s natural to wonder if there will be knock-on effects even in “local” markets like real estate in San Diego. But the connection is likely to be weak, or at least delayed. Here […]
Open House The Pros and Cons of Hosting an Open House The Pros and Cons of Hosting an Open House Open houses have long been a staple in real estate marketing. They offer buyers a chance to explore a home in person and sellers an opportunity to generate buzz and potential offers. But are open houses always worth it? Let’s look at the pros and cons […]
History The History of Front Doors: From Fortress Gates to Modern Design Statements The History of Front Doors: From Fortress Gates to Modern Design Statements The front door has always been more than just an entryway—it’s a symbol of protection, hospitality, and identity. Over thousands of years, this simple structure has evolved from heavy barriers designed for defense to architectural focal points that reflect personal style and cultural […]
Government How Trump Deploying Troops to U.S. Cities Could Affect Real Estate 🇺🇸 How Trump Deploying Troops to U.S. Cities Could Affect Real Estate Recent headlines about Trump deploying troops to major U.S. cities have sparked intense debate — not just politically, but economically. For real estate, the impact could be significant, depending on how long and how widespread the deployments become. 🏠 1. Buyer Confidence and […]
Haunted The Most Haunted Houses in California: A Journey Through the Golden State’s Ghostly Past The Most Haunted Houses in California: A Journey Through the Golden State’s Ghostly Past California is known for its sunshine, beaches, and Hollywood glitz — but behind the glamour lies a darker side. Scattered throughout the state are homes steeped in mystery, tragedy, and tales of restless spirits. Whether you’re a believer or just love […]
Healthcare How Rising Healthcare Costs Could Impact Housing Prices in San Diego County How Rising Healthcare Costs Could Impact Housing Prices in San Diego County San Diego County is no stranger to high living costs. Between housing, utilities, and daily expenses, families already face significant financial pressure. But one of the fastest-growing costs—healthcare—is beginning to reshape the local real estate market in subtle but important ways. Shrinking Buying […]
Government Using Home Equity to Pay Bills During a Government Shutdown Using Home Equity to Pay Bills During a Government Shutdown When a government shutdown happens, it doesn’t just affect federal employees—it ripples across the economy. Missed paychecks, delayed government services, and overall uncertainty can create financial stress for many households. For homeowners, one potential lifeline in times like these is home equity. What is Home […]
Buyer Getting ready to buy a home starts long before you fill out a loan application 🏡💡. Small actions—like monitoring your credit, setting aside extra savings, and keeping big purchases on pause—can make a big difference when it’s time to apply. I’m here to guide you through each step so you feel confident and prepared. Have questions about where to begin? Send me a message and let’s build your game plan today! […]
Government What Happens to Real Estate when the Government Shuts Down When the federal government shuts down, most people immediately think of national parks closing, delayed tax refunds, or furloughed workers. But the effects stretch far beyond those headlines. One industry that often feels the ripple effects is real estate. From mortgage approvals to consumer confidence, a government shutdown can slow the pace of transactions and […]
Insurance What’s Changed: Why Insurers Are Coming Back Insurancecape has been under pressure for years. Rising wildfire risk, regulatory constraints, skyrocketing reinsurance costs, and frequent cancellations have made coverage difficult to obtain or afford. But recent regulatory changes and insurer commitments suggest many carriers are returning, or increasing their presence, in the state. (California Department of Insurance) Here’s how that return could positively […]
Climate How Global Warming Is Reshaping the Real Estate Market How Global Warming Is Reshaping the Real Estate Market Global warming is no longer a distant concern—it’s a present-day force influencing communities, economies, and industries worldwide. One of the most affected sectors is real estate, where climate-driven changes are beginning to reshape property values, insurance costs, and investment strategies. Rising Sea Levels and Coastal Properties […]
Affordability Wondering How Much House You Can Afford? Before you start touring homes, it’s important to know what price range is right for you 💡. Your income, monthly debts, and savings all play a big role in determining how much house you can comfortably afford. Once you have that number, we can focus on homes that truly fit your budget and wish list. […]
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