On the Internet, there are many different ways a client can find you and your listings. That makes information like knowing where they came from, what led them there, and how long they stayed on your site all the more important. With a few minutes...
As a seller in the current market, you might find yourself wondering on occasion if now is the right time to sell. If you’ve seen a decrease in the number of visitors to your property, don’t pull the listing. Instead, look at these ways you...
Personal landing pages are becoming all the rage for real estate professionals. Services like DooID.com allow you to launch your personal landing page in just a few minutes. Once it’s active, modern-day technology allows your personal landing page to be virtually maintenance-free, pulling content from...
There are more that 750 million people on Facebook. However, not every user has a full understanding of some of Facebook’s everyday terminology. Not understanding these key terms will leave users confused and nervous about navigating the Facebook platform. Use our glossary to help find...
According to the California Department of Consumer Affairs, the number one disagreement between landlords and tenants comes after the tenant vacates the property. The most common subject of that disagreement? Refund of the security deposit. California law allows landlords to use a tenant’s security deposit for...
Many owners have made a commitment to reducing their carbon footprint, whether it’s through local source or conservation. But Bank of America’s intent to build a 52-story “eco-building” in Times Square strongly suggests that green building is now seen by big business as more than...
Short sales have become the solution of choice for homeowners who can no longer afford to stay in their house. It allows them to sell their property for less than the principal balance while avoiding a foreclosure. Short sales have also helped buyers into...
One tool that doesn’t seem to be leaving the technology world anytime soon is Foursquare. Foursquare is a geo-local, mobile application that allows you to “check-in” at locations around your community. Once you check-in, your connections can see where you are, what places you frequent...
California SB 183, requiring all single family California homes and rental units to be equipped with carbon monoxide detectors, went into effect on July 1, 2011. Carbon monoxide detectors must be installed in all homes by January 1, 2013. The presence/absence of carbon monoxide detectors...
Refinancing a home can seem like the perfect solution for homeowners when interest rates are low. Often times it is a great decision, but they are also several things to be aware of prior to making the decision. The following items are extremely important to...
