Looking for the hottest real estate markets? Try heading out west. ConstructionCoverage.com published a report on the hottest real estate markets in the U.S. on Sept. 26. The top five markets on its list were all out west in Utah, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. To see which cities made it to the top, here are the top five hottest …
Ponzi-Proof Your Investments can help you avoid becoming a victim of a fraudulent scheme. The tips and suggestions in this book apply to any type of investment and can help protect you from any type of fraudulent scheme, not just a Ponzi scheme. A little knowledge and education on the nature of the schemes, the repeating …
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A heated court battle, a last-second offer and a sparsely attended auction behind a fountain in Pomona — this chapter of the famed Mountain of Beverly Hills ends not with a princely sum but a sale price more like that of a sports car. Touted as the city’s finest undeveloped piece of land, the 157-acre …
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Some lenders are turning to drones or a computer algorithm to appraise properties, and the practice may grow more common under a new federal proposal. Regulators want to allow the majority of U.S. homes valued under $400,000 to be exempt from current requirements for human-conducted appraisals. More than two-thirds of homes nationwide sell for $400,000 …
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The Manhattan real estate market stumbled in the third quarter of 2019, new reports show, as prices plunged and fewer buyers were willing to purchase higher-priced properties in the wake of two recent tax increases. The median sales price for properties fell 17 percent from the same quarter last year, to $999,950, according to new data from CORE. The …
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The California legislature has approved a measure that would cap rents throughout the state, and Governor Gavin Newsom has vowed to sign it into law. The law would cap rent hikes throughout the state at 5% plus inflation, up to a maximum of 10% a year, while prohibiting landlords to evict tenants without “just cause.” …
From ZBS Law, LLP www.zbslaw.com Earlier this year, California Governor Brown signed the bill, AB 2343, which affects the notice period in non-payment of rent and breach of covenant of lease unlawful detainer actions and the response period in all unlawful detainer actions. The bill goes into effect on September 1, 2019 and will cause …
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The world’s headlong dash to zero or negative interest rates just passed another milestone: Homebuyers in Denmark effectively are being paid to take out 10-year mortgages. Jyske Bank A/S, Denmark’s third-largest lender, announced in early August a mortgage rate of -0.5%, before fees. Nordea Bank Abp, meanwhile, is offering 30-year mortgages at annual interest of …
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