Earlier this year, many Americans faced economic uncertainty. Individuals were worried about the effects of Covid-19 and the possibility of a second wave. However, as the economy is starting to slowly recover the demand for housing is expected to rise. Ultimately, it will be essential for sellers to be able to reach potential buyers whileContinue reading “Ways to Succeed in the Real Estate Industry in 2021”
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Coronavirus: Economic Trends and Issues Facing the Real Estate Industry and What Could be the New Normal
The coronavirus has not just affected our health but as well as our economic safety net. All industries are affected one way or another however it has become a concern for the real estate industry in which relies heavily on social interaction the change will dramatically change the landscape for both residential and commercial. ToContinue reading “Coronavirus: Economic Trends and Issues Facing the Real Estate Industry and What Could be the New Normal”
A COVID-19 and Real Estate Perspective by Jeffrey Prang: Los Angeles County Assessor
In order to answer pressing questions about the COVID-19 crisis and specific real estate issues in California, the Greater Downey Association of Realtors invited Los Angeles County Assessor Jeffrey Prang to speak at a Zoom Webinar on May 27th 2020. Beginning with the COVID-19 crisis, it is stressed that the long term effects on theContinue reading “A COVID-19 and Real Estate Perspective by Jeffrey Prang: Los Angeles County Assessor”
A Big Win Coming for REALTOR®s: The California Property Tax Transfers and Exemptions Initiative 2020
The California Property Tax Transfers and Exemptions Initiative has been placed on the 2020 ballot in November. It is touted as being a “win-win” for both REALTOR®s and customers, but are these claims justified and will it pass? The short answer is absolutely. The Property Tax Transfers and Exemptions Initiative(PTTE) 2020 is much the sameContinue reading “A Big Win Coming for REALTOR®s: The California Property Tax Transfers and Exemptions Initiative 2020”
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