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This Week’s Hot Topic: 5% Down For Units
Darren and Joe spread the news on Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac down payment changes for units. If you’re an owner-occupant, you can put down as low as 5%. For first-time home buyers this may open up the idea of considering units.

Last Week’s Topic: To Remodel Or Not To Remodel?
Darren and Joe discuss the pros and cons of remodeling before a sale. In addition, Avenue 8 has a new program for home sellers to remodel and prep their property with no upfront costs.

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Sneak Peek: Mt. Washington Mid-century With View

Mount Washington mid-century view home in a neighborhood of clean line architecture. Enjoy friendly walks, rolling hills and panoramic mountain views daily. The home offers a balance of modern updates and original details. Great indoor / outdoor flow through the two large sliding glass doors. East wing of the house has two bedrooms and a bathroom. West wing has 1 bedroom or office with a bathroom. Oversized garage (400 sq ft+) with high ceiling creates many expansion possibilities. Galley kitchen has generous counter space, workstation and modern updates. Plentiful built-in storage and closets with wall-to-wall closets in bedrooms. Updated windows, fireplace and central air and heat. The large rear hillside yard offers many opportunities. Ideas? Gardening, extended deck or space for another structure. Central to Glassell Park, Highland Park and Eagle Rock and many freeways. Enjoy eateries, shops and the people that make Northeast L.A. a great place to live.

Sale is contingent on the seller finding a replacement property of choice.
24 hour notice to show requested. Thanks for understanding.

MLS# 23-350013

3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms

1,328 sq ft living space (approximately)
6,969 sq ft lot (approximately)

2-D floor plan

Site Plan

$1,300,000 $1,335,000 SOLD

4123 Palmero Dr.
Mt. Washington, CA 90065


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Next Week’s Topic: To Remodel Or Not To Remodel?
Darren and Joe discuss the pros and cons of remodeling before a sale. In addition, Avenue 8 has a new program for home sellers to remodel and prep their property with no upfront costs.

Last Week’s Topic: Forecast 2024
What will happen to the California real estate market in 2024? C.A.R. (California Association of Realtors) released their forecast last week with Chief Economist Jordan Levine. Some of his research may surprise you. Darren and Joe go over the highlights of this in-depth report.

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Video: Buyer and Agent Crisis? Los Angeles Real Estate Reality

This Week’s Topic: Forecast 2024
What will happen to the California real estate market in 2024? C.A.R. (California Association of Realtors) released their forecast last week with Chief Economist Jordan Levine. Some of his research may surprise you. Darren and Joe go over the highlights of this in-depth report.

Last Week’s Topic: Buyer and Agent Crisis?
Who will serve the buyer in the future? How will buyer agents be paid in the future? 2 large real estate brokerages have now settled based on 2 antitrust cases that say brokerages can no longer force homesellers to pay buyer’s agents. Darren and Joe posit on the future and what this could mean for real estate.

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Video: NELA Market Report - Los Angeles Real Estate Reality

This Week’s Topic: Buyer and Agent Crisis?
Who will serve the buyer in the future? How will buyer agents be paid in the future? 2 large real estate brokerages have now settled based on 2 antitrust cases that say brokerages can no longer force homesellers to pay buyer’s agents. Darren and Joe posit on the future and what this could mean for real estate.

Last Week’s Topic: NELA Market Report
Darren and Joe cover the Northeast Los Angeles market in greater detail this week. Northeast Los Angeles comprises Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz, Atwater Village, Mount Washington, Montecito Heights, Highland Park, Cypress Park, Glassell Park, Lincoln Heights and Eagle Rock.

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Video: Lock or Float? Los Angeles Real Estate Reality

This Week’s Topic: NELA Market Report
Darren and Joe cover the Northeast Los Angeles market in greater detail this week. Northeast Los Angeles comprises Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz, Atwater Village, Mount Washington, Montecito Heights, Highland Park, Cypress Park, Glassell Park, Lincoln Heights and Eagle Rock.

Last Week’s Topic: Lock or Float?
Darren and Joe discuss rate options when a buyer is in escrow. How lenders treat rate options vary, but this will be a guide for you as a buyer to do your own due diligence. As with most matters, there is a risk and there is a reward.

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Video: L.A. Mansion Tax Approved - Los Angeles Real Estate Reality

This Week’s Topic: Lock or Float?
Darren and Joe discuss rate options when a buyer is in escrow. How lenders treat rate options vary, but this will be a guide for you as a buyer to do your own due diligence. As with most matters, there is a risk and there is a reward.

Last Week’s Topic: L.A. Mansion Tax Approved
L.A. City Council approved $150 million in mansion tax spending. The controversial tax places a heavy burden on mansion sales to fund rental assistance, eviction defense, tenant outreach and education, cash assistance to low-income seniors and people with disabilities, tenant protections and affordable housing production. The tax is being fought and may be overturned. Results so far? Mixed. The projected $900 million per year tax raise was reduced to $672 million and total funds raised to date are $55 million since April.

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