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 | There are unique homes and then there are homes with a problem. The two can be interchangeable or opposites. I have sold homes that were flooded, burned down, facing a freeway, underneath a freeway, on a major thoroughfare, next to low-income housing, facing a school, next door to a graveyard, and when I look at all of those homes, selling a home that sports some unusual feature to make it unique doesn't seem so hard at all. | |
The Complexities of Selling a Unique Home
If your home is different than all the other homes near it, you might have to sell a unique home, and that carries its own set of complexities. You cannot handle ... Read more
| How California Short Sale Laws Can Backfire
California short sale laws are very different from short sale laws in other states. Whenever you are reading information online that pertain to short sales, you need to figure out if ... Read more
| Write a Simple Hardship Letter for That Short Sale
The first step in a short sale is to craft a simple hardship letter. Writing a hardship letter tends to invoke anxiety. I ask my short sale sellers to send ... Read more
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