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Today’s Topic: Using 3-D Smartly
3-D scans have been well used during this time of pandemic. Darren and Joe cover the technology briefly and then give smart tips on the best ways to use 3-D when selling and buying.
More: Sold and new listing reviews, other interesting things we've found this week in real estate
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Today’s Topic: Controversial iBuyers
A recent, wildly popular Tik Tok video from a real estate agent blames iBuyers like Zillow and Redfin for attempting to control the market. Darren and Joe comment on this agent's theory of conspiracy, sorting out the fiction from the facts. As usual, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle and on a couple levels.
More: Sold and new listing reviews, other interesting things we've found this week in real estate
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Leased
200 N. San Fernando Rd.
Lincoln Heights, CA 90031
Open House: Monday, 9/20, 4-6 PM - please email for an appointment team@urbanhillsides.com
Experience a true loft living environment at 200 San Fernando Road in the restored Alta Lofts!
The building has Art Deco features, central open landscaped courtyard, social room, gym, bike storage area and community BBQs. This unit has hardwood floors, floor to ceiling east facing windows, high ceilings, exposed ducting and includes all appliances including laundry in the unit. The building is walking distance to the Metro, close to Downtown, Chinatown, Elysian Park and the LA River. One secured parking space in included.
Available: 10/1/21
Studio
974 square feet
Rent: $2,200
Deposit: $3,500
Pets considered
Monday’s Topic: Millennial Buyers Today
Meah and Lenard are two millennials in The Valley who are determined to find the right home. We'll take a look at the steps they've taken and the sacrifices they've made to purchase their future home. It's a non-traditional route that makes sense to them.
More: Sold and new listing reviews, other interesting things we've found this week in real estate
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Today’s Topic: Down Payment Assistance
We found a great resource for you to find your eligibility. It can be confusing, but this helpful tool keeps it simple based on your answers.
More: Sold and new listing reviews, other interesting things we've found this week in real estate
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Senate Bill 9, which would allow up to four housing units on lots currently zoned as single-family in California, was just approved by the state legislature by a huge margin: 45-19.
A recent U.C. Berkeley study predicted that Senate Bill 9 could yield as many as 714,000 new homes in California. That would be good news for a state with a severe housing shortage, but the broader implications of SB 9 are enormous. Here’s one: The ability to split single-family lots into up to four separate units could make suitable properties exponentially more valuable. Literally, and overnight.
The bill still has to be approved by Governor Newsom. But a bigger question might make the sweeping legislation entirely pointless. In a drought-stricken state where there’s not enough to go around for the current population, where exactly would California get the water for all those new homes?
