Do Banks Want to Foreclose on Your San Diego Home?
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
“I read recently that banks are telling people they need to go into default to do a loan modification, then they’re foreclosing on the home. The article said banks do this so they can get the home at auction for far less than its value. Is that true?” Answer: That’s absolutely 100% incorrect. Despite all
- Published in FAQs, Home Financing, San Diego
Should You Sell Your San Diego Home “As Is”?
Monday, 12 March 2012
“My husband and I are planning to sell our large 2-story home in University City. We’re in our 70s and don’t want to do a lot of fixing to it. Our daughter’s friend who is an agent told us to just sell our home ‘As Is’ and then we won’t have to fix anything. Will
- Published in FAQs, Home Selling, Real Estate Tips, San Diego
Listing Your San Diego Home with the “Neighborhood Specialist”
Friday, 09 March 2012
“Hello… My wife and I will be selling our La Jolla home this spring and don’t know any agents. There is one who seems to work the neighborhood. She calls herself the neighborhood specialist. Do you think we should list with her?” Answer: Excellent question. Let me share a story with you… Years ago at
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How Loan Brokers Can Mislead Clients
Tuesday, 06 March 2012
“We’re trying for a loan modification, but may consider a short sale if that doesn’t work. We were really misled about how our loan could change and reset. What is the responsibility of loan brokers and/or banks who lied to their clients about the type of loan they were getting?” Answer: Unfortunately the loan brokers
- Published in FAQs, Home Financing