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Starting July 30, 2009, if the APR on an initial Good Faith Estimate is no longer accurate (within a 0.125% range) at close of escrow, a lender must generally provide a residential borrower with a new disclosure and a three-day right to rescind before
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Do you wonder why some short sale properties seem to close quickly and others linger on the market indefinitely? One factor might be whether the seller has true hardship. To be eligible for a short sale, homeowners must have a real financial hardship
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Favorable home prices, record-low interest rates and the first-time homebuyer tax credit were all factors in boosting home sales in California after back-to-back years of sharp declines, according to the California Association of Realtors' 2009 Survey
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Because we have a number of listings in Ruby Hill, there is a common misperception that we limit our listings to that area of town. Not true! In fact, we currently have a number of listings throughout Pleasanton and Livermore. In addition to working with
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In every market and in any economy, home values are always a hot topic of conversation. What homeowners believe their home is worth and what it can actually sell for are often out of sync – even in Pleasanton’s real estate market, which has
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So what’s really happening in local real estate in Pleasanton? Has the market dropped as much as the national media keeps reporting? What about in my town? These are questions that run through many people’s minds. Almost every day I get questions
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How to sell in this current market? A recent article on the web highlights some really important points: Make your place shine In many markets, sellers will face the toughest competition not from fellow homeowners but from banks and builders. Both will
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Pleasanton Westside, Pleasanton - The 2 story at 8045 Oak Creek Drive has been sold. Property information
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Point-of-Sale Bill Passes Assembly AB 2678 (Núñez) was passed by the Assembly on a 44-33 vote on Wednesday, 5/28/08. The bill needed 41 votes to pass. AB 2678 would require, among other things, that ALL homes and commercial property in California
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It's not often that a City gets together with its residents to discuss the housing market in an open forum! Attend the co-sponsored town hall meeting with the City of Pleasanton's Chamber of Commerce, AND the Bay East Association of REALTORS ®
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