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Category Archives: Market Conditions
January 5, 2021 – Real Estate Predictions Podcast
Hello everyone! Thanks for taking the time to join in on listening to my podcast. In this episode, I talk about my predictions for the real estate market in 2021. The market is looking to have some incredible opportunities for … Continue reading →
Posted in Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, podcast, Real Estate, Refinancing, Seller Advice
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Tagged Buying, Dilbeck, forsale, home sales, Homes, podcast, real estate, Realestate, Realtor, Realty, Sellers Market, selling
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Predictions, Predilections And Possibilities For 2021
Well, I’m glad this year is over, aren’t we all? For many, the suffering will unfortunately continue. For most, however, I believe 2021 will be a year filled with possibilities. Case-Shiller just reported another monthly increase to property values, with … Continue reading →
Posted in Demographics, Economics, Home Buying, Home Selling, Loan Modification, Market Conditions, Market Conditions, Real Estate, Seller Advice, Thousand Oaks
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Tagged 2021, broker, buyers, covid, Dilbeck, For Sale, Homes, homesales, la, losangeles, predictions, real estate, Realestate, Realtor, Realty, sale, sellers, thousandoaks
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First Time Homebuyers Episode 6: Repairs
Greetings, and welcome to another new episode of our podcast series for First Time Homebuyers. This is a multi-part series geared towards buying your most crucial and important investment in your life for the first time, and hopefully it can … Continue reading →
Posted in Home Buying, Inspection, Market Conditions, podcast, Real Estate, Tim Freund
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Tagged #dilbeck, Buying, Dilbeck Real Estate, dilbeckestates, escrow, First Time Buyers, First Time Home Buyer, Home Buying, home inspection, home repair, housing, inspections, podcast, real estate, Realtor, Realtors, repairs, RR, RRRR, Tim Freund
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Netflix’ Stranger Things Comes To The Southern California Housing Market
If you’ve not had the chance to see Netfilx’ Stranger Things, you’re missing out. It’s a fantastic show. *Spoiler Alert* If you have seen the show, you know that it revolves around the premise that there exists a parallel but alternative … Continue reading →
Spotlight: Corelogic Case-Shiller April 2019
To channel Jan Brady of the Brady Bunch, data, data, data… The information out of Corelogic Case-Shiller today shows a slowing real estate market. Slowing price appreciation anyway. Sales we know have been slowing nationally for months, but it’s the … Continue reading →
The Curious Case Of This Real Estate Correction
As I’ve been suggesting in my most recent posts, the real estate market of 2018 is showing sign of correcting. The funny thing, is that this curious correction looks different than any I can recall. Maybe it’s just how corrections … Continue reading →
If The Market Is Slowing, Then What?
By the looks of things, the real estate market is slowing. This can mean any of a variety of things. So what if it is, then what? Should you hold off buying, selling? As I always write, real estate is … Continue reading →