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Category Archives: contingencies
Masterpiece, Winslow Homer and the Art of Real Estate
Growing up, one of my favorite games was Masterpiece. It was always an adventure trying to determine which pieces of art I liked, which were valuable, and which were forgeries. The real estate market, in times of uncertainty, is much … Continue reading →
Posted in contingencies, County Line, Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Recession, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged buyer's market, California, Dilbeck, Dilbeck Estates, Economics, economy, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, interest+rates, masterpiece, Offers, pricing, real+estate, Realtor, stock market, Tim+Freund, volatility
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The Hot Real Estate Market: It’s Not Just Here, It’s Everywhere
My wife and I just returned from a 5-day whirlwind trip from SoCal to Chicago. Now that we’re vax’d and hopefully on our way back to a post pandemic normalcy, we took it upon ourselves to go somewhere. We chose … Continue reading →
Posted in contingencies, County Line, Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged 1000oaksrealestate, broker, Chicago, Christie's International Real Estate, Dilbeck, Dilbeck Estates, For Sale, Frank Lloyd Wright, market, Market Conditions, Oak Park, real estate, Realtor, Realty, Red Hot, Tim Freund
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Setting Expectations
Thanks for tuning in! Today, we are talking about setting expectations in today’s real estate market world. The real estate market today is insane, and shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. So much so, that we have to re-evaluate … Continue reading →
Posted in contingencies, County Line, Economics, Home Buying, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, podcast, Real Estate, Real Estate Correction, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks
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Tagged buyers, Conejo Valley, Dilbeck, dilbeck es, Dilbeck Estates, For Sale, los angeles, market, Market Conditions, real estate, Realtor, sellers, Sellers Market, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund, Ventura, Westlake Village
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Escalation Clause: What Is It And Is It A Good Strategy?
Perhaps you’re a buyer and you’ve never heard of an escalation clause. Or maybe you’re a young Realtor and you’ve never come across one before. An escalation clause is a term in an offer where the buyer agrees to increase … Continue reading →
Posted in contingencies, County Line, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks, Tim Freund
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Tagged buyers, Escalation, Escalation Clause, For Sale, los angeles, Multiple, Multiple Offer, Offer, Offers, Seller, Seller's Market, SMCO, Ventura
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First Time Homebuyers Episode 8: Contingencies
Welcome to yet another episode of our First Time Homebuyers podcast series! In this episode, we talk about contingencies! Learn what contingencies are and what they mean when they come up during your real estate transactions. So, take a seat … Continue reading →
Posted in contingencies, Disclosures, Home Buying, Home Selling, Real Estate
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Tagged broker, Buying, contingencies, Dilbeck, Dilbeck Real Estate, dilbeckestates, First, First Time Buyers, For Sale, podcast, real estate, Realtor, Realty, selling, Tim Freund
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