Palos Verdes foreclosure auctionRancho Palos Verdes home lost to foreclosure auction today.
My longtime clients know that I am particularly interested and involved in the Palos Verdes Peninsula ‘foreclosure scene’. Foremost, my mission is to help PV homeowners continueto be PV homeowners. So I hold seminars and private meetings and teleseminars – whatever I can to educate folks about their options. Most people have far more options than they realize, of course. I also find good deals for buyers. Today a Palos Verdes dream dies25 Rockinghorse, RPV was lost at foreclosure auction today. This home was last sold at the height of the market – Dec. 2005 for $1,125,000. The stats: 3/2 1700sqft interior, 27,000 sqft lot with a huge SP Harbor view. Buyers: Expect to see this home on the market soon. Please email for additional pics and details. Now that the secondary liens have been eliminated the remaining lienholder has just $880,000 on the property. I believe this will be a very good buy at $950,000 while market value is probably closer to $1 million. Contact me immediately for more information. -Ryan Rockwood
Posted on August 14th, 2009 by Ryan Rockwood
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Do you really need a lawyer when purchasing or selling a South Bay Home?The Importance of Lawyers in Real Estates for Your South Bay Real Estate Transactions
The growth of the South Bay real estate market has accelerated over the last couple of years, causing Read Also: Important components of your South Bay Real Estate Closing Regardless of the role you play – buyer or seller — in the South Bay real estate process, each transaction requires having to deal with a variety of legal requirements. The federal government and the state have regulations and laws that guide the conduct of the real estate market. Knowledge of the law, clearly, is an advantage in real estate transactions. Read Also: Finding a Good Real Estate Lawyer for Your South Bay Real Estate Business Each party signs a wealth of legal documents during real estate transactions. Often, these contracts and other agreements include complex clauses that may require the need for legal expertise for interpretation. Moreover, negotiations as regards the inherent benefits and responsibilities in the contract often occur. Lawyers may be necessary to successfully go through this negotiation process, as for many individuals, negotiations are not only difficult but also scary. Read Also: Torrance Real Estate : Foreclosure Scams and How to Avoid Them California Real estate lawyers, however, have had experience and training not only in interpreting legal clauses but also in negotiating agreements. They help you, whether you’re buying or selling property in South Bay, by facilitating the smooth progression of your transaction. Many have come to realize how real estate lawyers are to any real estate transaction. As such, real estate lawyers have been mainstays in many negotiations. Things Lawyers in
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Negotiate to Close in the Palos Verdes Peninsula!Selling Property in the Palos Verdes Peninsula? Here are Five Tips to Close the Deal!A significant change has occurred in the Palos Verdes Peninsula real estate market. From a market that previously placed more emphasis on sellers, it has shifted its focus on buyers. An example of a reason for this change is that if you wish to sell your house located in the Palos Verdes Peninsula at a certain desired price, you need to have it listed. However, when you finally take a look at the listing, you will notice a big discrepancy between the number of buyers and the number of sellers, with a higher number of the latter. Read Also: The Top Real Estate agent in Rancho Palos Verdes and the South Bay Although there may indeed be an adequate number of people interested in buying property in the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the number of sellers vastly outnumbers them. Because of this difficult situation, if you want to close that sale, you need to take action. Seize the attention of a prospective buyer with the attractiveness of your listing and close the deal while it’s hot. Tips to Close a Deal EffectivelyThe following are five basic tips you can do to clinch that sale and sell off your Palos Verdes Peninsula property to the buyer.
Posted on August 29th, 2008 by Ryan Rockwood
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Torrance For Sale By Owner: AKA now interviewing RealtorsTorrance Homeowner – Warning to Potential For Sale By OwnerIf you are looking to sell your Torrance CA home, you may think that it would be better to try to sell the home yourself. For sale by owner may sound like an appealing way to sell your Torrance home. Just think of the money you could save!
How difficult could it be? What does it take to get your Torrance home sold?Let’s talk about what you are getting into and why the commission you pay to an experienced Torrance Realtor may be worth every penny. There are many things your Torrance Realtor will do for you. In this highly competitive LA County Real Estate market, the first thirty days on the market are crucial to the successful sale of your Torrance home. After that interest wanes and your potential pool of buyers narrows. Many times For Sale By Owners do not even get consideration, buyers working with Realtors will wait it out until it is listed on the MLS. It is just easier that way! The fee you pay to a Realtor is earned by the work that they do. They assume risk listing your Torrance home for sale and you do not pay until they sell your home. You are actually getting services for that money paid to the Realtor. An important thing to remember the Torrance market sets the value, not the Realtor. A Realtor will guide you through what is happening and assist you in gauging current value. What does it take to sell a Torrance Home For SaleIf it were only as easy as placing a sign out front, putting an advertisement in the Sunday paper and hosting an open house! There are many details involved in the process of a home sale in Torrance CA including but not limited to:
Why using an experienced Torrance Realtor is in your best interest!For Sale by Owner sounds like you are going to save thousands of dollars on the sale of your Torrance CA home, but when you factor in the amount of time you will need to devote to this process, that savings is not so great. Selling Torrance California Real Estate is not a complicated process if you know what you are doing. Realtors do it every day. How hard could it be? Go ahead try to sell it yourself. When you are ready to list your Torrance area home, call me at (310) 809-0203.
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