Zillow Offers is now available to residents of Greater Los Angeles, and their broker partner for the market is JohnHart Real Estate. Los Angeles marks the 22nd market where Zillow Offers is now available, providing homeowners here with a new option when it comes to selling their property. “Zillow Offers provides homeowners with a way […]
Any real estate professional who occasionally handles rentals or the sale of properties subject to rent control laws should be familiar with rent control laws. This is particularly the case as Assembly Bill (“AB”) 1482, mandating certain statewide rent control policies, comes into effect, likely on January 1, 2020. This article provides an overview of the […]
Many homeowners are looking for different ways to expand their investment portfolio – whether it be through real estate or other investments. One of the easiest ways for buyers to expand their investment portfolio is by leveraging the equity in their existing home and converting it into an investment property. There are several key advantages […]
On behalf of JohnHart Real Estate, ToysForTeens.org, and City of Hope, please allow me to extend our gratitude to all who made it out to this years Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament. Through your generosity, we were able to raise a large amount of money for teens fighting cancer over at City of Hope.
As if homeowners weren’t under enough duress, they now have to contend with the very real possibility of their loan being sold off in what is best described as a fire sale!
Many of you have either received frightening emails or been caught up reading articles all over finance pages in regards to the 3.8% sales tax on investment income. Here are the top 10 items we have found necessary for you to be aware of once the tax goes into effect.
Short sales may seem like the quick answer to resolving the housing market crisis, but it takes more than a willing seller to play ball.
With Gold at record highs, and property falling to unprecedented lows, where should a consumer put his/her confidence?
An open letter to investors regarding foreclosure versus short sale.
Not only are mortgage industry giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae household names, they own most of the households in the country. So why are they the least likely to help homeowners in need of a short sale?
