Cheryl Bower, CRS,GRI,ABR,ePro answered:
how likely or unlikely is this situation - that a san bruno condo complex has so many foreclosures that lead to enough defaults to force HOAs up?
Hi Richard,
These details regarding increasing monthly HOA dues will be in the condo disclosures package which the list agent can provide.
My understanding and what I’ve seen wi
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There is not one particular market within San Bruno. There are several difference neighborhoods that each have their own unique feel and different market conditions. Depending on if you're looking to buy…
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Having grown-up in San Bruno, I'm admittedly a little biased as to the fantastic things offered by living here. But, there are a few things I think other people should know when looking for an area in…
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Anna Brocco answered:
Credit rating if on deed but not on note when home is being foreclosed on.
Consult with an attorney who specializes in real estate and see what options you may have--a quitclaim deed at this point may not protect you at all from a foreclosure--as for the cred
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Karin Cunningham answered:
Is Mills Park, San Bruno considered a "nice" place to live (safe, good schools, etc.)?
I live in Mills Park and my kids go to Allen Elementary School where I am currently the president of the PTA! Mills Park is great! There are a variety of house styles, the schools are e
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David 'TAP' Tapper answered:
Interested in purchasing a foreclosed home in San Bruno, how do I go about it?
If you limit yourself to 1,250 sq ft you are going to lose out on a lot of homes in Rollingwood because many of the homes are 1,110 sq ft +.
I do a lot of business in San Bruno and h
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Karin Cunningham answered:
Single detached houses in San Bruno or in the neighboring areas under $280,000?
That's still a tough one! There are a few 2 bedroom condos in this price range but they usually have multiple offers on them and sell for more! I understand you hating bridges but
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Kyle answered:
Partner and I are planning to buy a 550k house. I will do a cash out refinance on the first house that I own and get 250k out for down payment.
You both should apply and be pre approved for a single new mortgage loan of the 550k purchase, prior to pulling all the cash out of your property. If you need a lender to approve you an
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David 'TAP' Tapper answered:
Corporations and Loans
Usually a corporation forms an LLC and the loan is based on the property, downpayment and one of the partners of the LLC. From what one learned from a client of mine, you normally have
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Karin Cunningham answered:
Hi, we're interested in buying a foreclosure in san bruno, ca or s. san francisco, ca. What are some of the pitfalls of buying a foreclosure?
Hi Posiguy! Hi Nicole and David!
Everyone has a lot of great ideas and feedback regarding foreclosers (REOs) I am wondering if you are also questioning the "short sale" as
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Mike Hart answered:
Recommendation for home inspection
You might consider finding an inspector who will call the shots clearly without fear of losing those agent's referrals or getting left off their lists of preferred inspectors.
Mo
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John answered:
Opinions on Shelter Creek condos?
Dogs are not allowed, except service dogs. Hallways are full of smoke,the people of balkonies are smoking pot almost permanently. The elevator has been out of service for a week. Theref
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Glen Mitchell answered:
Does anyone know if there are any 1st floor 1BR units for sale in Shelter Creek, San Bruno, CA right now?
Dee, There are several ground floor units marked pending that are short sales. Most likely current potential buyer has nothing in writing from the bank. If you were interested you sh
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Karin Cunningham answered:
I'm looking to sell my home in San Bruno. Where should i start?
Hi J+A!
Am I too late? I would love to help! I live and work here in San Bruno! It sounds like you have a pretty awesome house! If you are interviewing, I would love the oppoprtunit
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1. Interest Rates are near 40 year lows. You can lock in your housing costs for the next 30 years if you buy not if you rent. 2. Property Values are at 5 year lows. Some areas have declined…
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Homa Moaddel answered:
If your broker is a Realtor does that mean all his/her sales agents/brokers under them have to be a Realtor?
HiWilma,
Yes most major RE broker firms will insist and require you to become a Realtor. A Realtor is obligated to follow certain code of ethics and by being a Realtor you will join
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Lee Ginsburg answered:
What are the pros/cons of using a designated agent? We recently met a real estate agent that we'd like to ask
John,
Many consumers believe that an agent gets a larger commision if he sells is company's listing. Not true. We get the same commission no matter who is the listing agent.
If the
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RSW answered:
Tech jobs Hammered by Recession (from the San Jose Mercury News, 4/14/2009)
IMHO, balance out the "macro" outlook with the "micro" -- ask yourself how extendible or important you are to the company. In other words, doesn't necessarily mean you are important bec
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David 'TAP' Tapper answered:
Can anyone tell me what is consider West side of San Bruno as I understand that's a better area? Is it?
Hello Mm, now that you know the guidelines to what the West side is, how are you going about finding the right home?
If you are not already working with an agent, I would like to off
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Pete Guichard answered:
Do we qualify for a HELOC?
Depending upon when you purchased your property in San Bruno, it is likely - even with the remodel - that your proeprty value has declined. Given this, there is little to no chance tha
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