What Is Debt Coverage Ratio?
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Question: “I’m a small-time real estate investor. I have a couple of rental condos in Mira Mesa and North Park, but I’d like to trade into an apartment building. I’ve been talking with people and asking a lot of questions. There’s a term I’ve heard called debt coverage ratio. What is that?” Answer: You’re getting
- Published in Q&A - Home Investing Questions, San Diego
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Can Your Bank Get Your Money After a Short Sale?
Tuesday, 06 November 2012
Question: “I’m planning to do a short sale. But if I come into some money later, can my bank go after me and try and get that money?” Answer: Not if you’re selling a property in California! Because of California Senate Bill 931 and Assembly Bill 458, when lenders agree to a short sale, they’re
- Published in Q&A - Home Selling Questions, San Diego, Short Sale
How to find a San Diego Short Sale Agent
Wednesday, 29 August 2012
How to find a San Diego Short Sale Agent? San Diego home owners who are facing the prospect of a bank short sale, need to find short sale specialist. Most folks find their agents from the “neighborhood specialist” or by a family member or friend. Gary Kent, a San Diego REALTOR since 1984 suggests that
- Published in Home Selling, Real Estate Resources, San Diego, Short Sale
Home Equity Line vs. Equity Loan vs. HELOC
Saturday, 02 June 2012
San Diego Realtor Gary Kent describes the differences between Home Equity Line vs. Equity Loan vs. HELOC.
- Published in FAQs, Home Financing, San Diego
Pricing Your San Diego Home Right Gets More Offers
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Question“My neighbors just listed their San Diego home and I know they got several offers the first week. Do you think that means they should have asked a higher price?” Answer: Not necessarily. Yes, San Diego homes that are priced too low usually attract multiple offers. However, you can also get multiple offers if your
- Published in Home Selling, Real Estate Tips, San Diego
Finding the REAL Worth of Your San Diego Home
Sunday, 27 May 2012
“I’m thinking of selling my La Jolla home and buying a bigger one. And I’m concerned about asking the right price. Everyone talks about list price, sales price, CMA, appraised value, etc. But what is a home really worth?” Answer: Great question. Recently a young man told me his condo had just appraised at $460,000.
- Published in Home Selling, Real Estate Resources, San Diego