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Three Ways to Ease Your Fears About Moving to a New Home

Three Ways to Ease Your Fears About Moving to a New Home

With low inventory in many markets and price points throughout San Diego County, many homeowners are afraid to sell their homes because they’re concerned that they may not be able to find a new one. This can be a real problem, but if you are...

Home Safety Tips… Burglars Be Gone

Home Safety Tips… Burglars Be Gone

It’s a tough subject, but an important one. Crime occurs everywhere in the United States, and it’s always a good idea to have a few preventative measures in place in order to avoid being a victim.According to the California Association of...

The Truth About Homeownership in 2019

The Truth About Homeownership in 2019

Are you dreaming of buying a home this 2019? Despite affordability challenges, California renters continue to hold ownership in high regard and aspire to purchase a home eventually as a lot of people still want to live in their own home.Here are...

Timely Tips for Moving with Pets

Timely Tips for Moving with Pets

Do you have a little Fido or Fluffy at home? Are you planning on buying a home or selling your home soon? If so, there are a few things you need to consider if you plan to move with a pet (or pets). This handy infographic (courtesy of Househunt.com) reviews...

Look – Top 4 Mistakes Made by Home Sellers

Look – Top 4 Mistakes Made by Home Sellers

Selling a home isn’t as easy. You don’t want your home to have the FOR SALE sign for a long time. Avoid these common slip-ups or seller mistakes that can cause your home to linger longer on the market. Your Home Has an Odor. Whether it’s smoking...

Check this: Borrowers Get Bogged Down with the Mortgage Process

Check this: Borrowers Get Bogged Down with the Mortgage Process

The buying and mortgage process takes tons of time and paperwork. In fact, it is often so stressful and challenging that the process gets in the way of the enjoyment of purchasing a home. According to the survey and infographic below, borrowers...

The Truth About Buying a Home

The Truth About Buying a Home

So, you’ve been looking at properties and writing purchase offers for a while now. And, finally you have an accepted purchase offer on the property. What does that mean? What happens next? Here’s what you need to know about buying a home.In...

Want to buy a home this 2019? Here’s what to do right now

Want to buy a home this 2019? Here’s what to do right now

I had a former coworker call me a few weeks ago. She isn’t local anymore. Nevertheless, she wanted to touch base because she was ready to put an offer on a home–to buy a home–in another part of the state. This former coworker had done all of her...

Smart Home Tech is the Future

Smart Home Tech is the Future

How smart is your home? It seems buyers are willing to pay extra for smart technology in their homes and more builders are ready to equip newly-constructed homes with smart-home technology.Based on the infographic below (courtesy of the...

How to Become a Successful property owner

How to Become a Successful property owner

You’ve recently purchased a home that is tenant-occupied, and you are super excited about your investment property. There is no better way to grow equity than with rental properties—particularly residential properties in California, which rent quickly and generate...

The Skinny on Property Management and Fair Housing Law

The Skinny on Property Management and Fair Housing Law

At Broadpoint Properties, each and every day—whether we are in the field, working with buyers, sellers, tenants, or property owners—we are not silent. We adhere to Fair Housing Law in all of our company actions. And, when presented with situations that may contribute...

Spring Cleaning: Landscaping Dos and Donts

Spring Cleaning: Landscaping Dos and Donts

Spring has sprung and it’s just the perfect time to walk in the sunshine, see colorful flowers and trees, and do some outdoor home enjoyment. Curb appeal plays a significant role in tackling any outdoor project. 75% of homeowners said they have a greater desire to be...

How To Know You’re Getting A Good Price on a Home

How To Know You’re Getting A Good Price on a Home

Homebuyers want the same thing - to get a home they love within their budget. They certainly don’t want to get ripped off. Home purchase is a huge investment decision, so how do you know that you’re looking at a home that’s priced fairly? Here’s how to know you're not...

Condo or House: Which One’s For You?

Condo or House: Which One’s For You?

Are you unsure whether you should own a condo or a house? We are here to help you find out the difference and which is better for you—which is more expensive, which is better for long-term investment among other things. But first, we have to get clear on what a...

Tips for Making Your Home Rain Season-Ready

Tips for Making Your Home Rain Season-Ready

The wet weather is upon us and as with most elements of homeownership, it pays to be ready. Continuous rains can cause damage to walls, which will lead to leaks and cracks then molds. These should be addressed right away. Don’t wait for the rain to pour, these are...

Is a One Story or a Two-Story Home Better for You?

Is a One Story or a Two-Story Home Better for You?

Unsure whether a one-story or a two-story home is a right fit for you? It depends on individual preferences and needs. Here are some factors to consider: Space Given the same lot size, a two-story home could offer more livable space than a one-story home. Perfect if...

Avoid These Mistakes When Picking an Agent

Avoid These Mistakes When Picking an Agent

A real estate agent is the mediator between the buyer and seller of the property, who ensures the documentation, communication, negotiation, and the overall procedure of the real estate process is smooth-running. One needs proper research to avoid mistakes in choosing...

How Homebuyers Can Prepare for Spring

How Homebuyers Can Prepare for Spring

Buying a home in spring can be different from buying a home at other times of the year because of increased inventory, better weather conditions, end of school year and tax refunds. These factors tend to make spring a busy and competitive season for real estate. Gear...