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How Can You Sell an Unfinished House? | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
Slide 1: Unfinished homes aren’t move-in ready, but savvy strategies can still sell them fast. Slide 2: Cash buyers, investors, and renovation enthusiasts dominate the unfinished property market. Slide 3: Organize permits, inspections, invoices, and renderings to boost buyer confidence instantly. Slide 4: Highlight location, lot, and completed features to overshadow interior incompletion concerns. Slide…
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Home Equity Agreements Offer New Opportunities | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
Americans hold $35.8T in home equity, much of it illiquid and hard to access. HEAs offer up-front cash for equity, with no interest or monthly payments, but complex terms favor issuers. In first 10 months of 2024, 11,000 HEA contracts worth $1.1B were signed; total market ~$2–3B. Settlement amounts can grow 19.5–22% yearly, often exceeding…
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Happy Holidays | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
The middle of winter has long been a time of celebration around the world. Many peoples rejoiced during the winter solstice, when the worst of the winter was behind them, and they could look forward to longer days and extended hours of sunlight.Popular modern customs include gift-giving and the display of various holiday decorations.Here's wishing…
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Want to Buy a House in Early 2026? | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
Mortgage rates may ease in 2026, inventory should improve, but competition remains; buyers prepared early can act quickly and secure. Start preparing finances now: take homebuyer education courses, review budgets realistically, plan expenses, and understand mortgages before seeking preapproval confidently. Check credit early, pay down debt, keep balances low, and budget for taxes, insurance, closing…
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Bay Area Faces Another Tight-Supply Year in 2026 | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
The Bay Area remains severely undersupplied, with attainability as the primary barrier for buyers. Without additional replacement lots, home prices are likely to stay high, and market growth restrained.
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What to Expect From the Bay Area Home Prices Through 2026 | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
The Bay Area housing market is forecast to experience moderate price declines through mid-2026, with home values expected to fall up to 6% before stabilizing. The San Francisco–Oakland–Hayward metro is projected to see the sharpest corrections among major California cities, though not a full downturn. By late 2026, experts anticipate a gradual rebound driven by…
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What if Your Best Selling Moment Is Late-Fall? | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
Slide 1 Check your true 2025 value now because neighborhood-level shifts hide big equity wins. Slide 2 Capture pre-winter curb appeal fast since soft fall light makes homes look instantly warmer. Slide 3 Fix hidden issues early because pre-inspections stop stressful renegotiations and protect your final price. Slide 4 Review taxes now since credits, deductions,…
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Why 2026 Home Buying Feels Like Married Life | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
Slide 1 “2026 homebuying feels like marriage—exciting start, lifelong costs most people forget.” Slide 2 “Rates stay around 6%, so waiting for miracles quietly shrinks your buying power.” Slide 3 “Slower price growth hides rising taxes and insurance quietly eating monthly budgets.” Slide 4 “Huge equity gains won’t trigger a borrowing boom because financial insecurity…
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San Jose Moves Toward Market Balance | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
Median sale price as of Oct: $1,597,483 Sellers: 2,564 Buyers: 2,525 Sellers outnumber buyers by 1.6%. Nationally, sellers outnumber buyers by 36.8%. San Jose remains extremely expensive but highly balanced.
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Bay Area Housing Benefits From Tech Surge | A Real Estate Professional serving Silicon Valley since 1993
Bay Area Google stock surged ~65% in 2025, boosting employee home buying power. NASDAQ investors’ total compensation rose 20%, making Bay Area homes increasingly affordable.