When thinking of good old Downtown Los Angeles many think of the Staples Center, Pershing Square, Fashion District, Disney Concert Hall, and Olvera Street; all of which are very different and iconic to Downtown LA. However when you think of downtown LA, do you think of it as a suitable place to live? While we […]
A Home Equity Line Of Credit loan (aka HELOC) was something people could not get enough of in the early 2000’s. They were our very own piggy bank; we all became rich because our properties grew in value and in turn we cashed out the equity and took the family on vacation. However, just like […]
Flipping properties has slowed down as it took its hits during the recession, but unlike the Twinkie, it’s still around. Helped by an increase in property values over this past year, flipping property has been somewhat resurrected!
As an economics major, real estate agent, and a licensed general contractor, my opinion on the idea of flipping a house might be a little biased. However, a recent encounter with a prospective buyer, who voiced his opinion in front of me to an investor, motivated me to write this article as an educated response […]
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Armando’s Termite & Pest Control brought the JohnHart staff an authentic Mexican lunch this afternoon. We have worked hand in hand withe their team for a couple of years and it’s been a great partnership. Give them a call for an inspection today! http://www.armandostermitecontrol.com/
Source: California Association of Realtors
The JohnHart Team and City Council Member Rafi Manoukian at the Glendale Association of Realtors 2012 Luncheon. What a great event to be a part of and an honor to be joined by Mr. Manoukian of Ameria Group Inc.
Toys For Teens Slideshow (1) from John Hart on Vimeo.
If the originating parties of the city of Glendale made their way to modern day, they would find that their once empty 30 square miles of land is now a concrete jungle. Waving cranes and stilted ladders are the site to see in downtown Glendale.
