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My new duplex listing in the Mission is a great opportunity for a variety of buyers.
Home Buyer Tips
My new duplex listing in the Mission is a great opportunity for a variety of buyers.
There’s a lot to freak out about, but buyers and sellers just need to develop new strategies for succeeding in the current market.
Recent interest rate rises and stock declines don’t seem to be heavily affecting San Francisco’s single-family home market.
Know all the basic facts about an HOA before you move ahead with a condo offer.
Keep parking these unofficial parking ranges in mind when you’re determining property values with and without parking.
You’re ready to kick off your house hunt. With the right strategy in place, you shouldn’t have to write a boatload of offers before a seller accepts yours.
The SF single-family home market busted out of the gate in April with big overbids and low inventory.
Only about 12-15% of California homeowners have earthquake insurance. But it makes sense to buy that insurance in certain circumstances.
An “unwarranted” in-law unit is one that hasn’t been done with city permits. Here’s what that could mean for you as the home buyer.
Knowing whether the property you’re about to buy and renovate is in a special use district will potentially save you big surprises and major headaches.
One of the most important things to know when you’re house hunting in San Francisco is where our liquefaction zones are.
Though preemptives have their benefits, there are definitely a few buyer-side drawbacks. Before you rush out to write that offer, here are some points to consider.
A two-bedroom condo is ideal, but don’t overlook the value of a one-bedroom.
Here are my picks for the best neighborhoods to live in if you have a dog or two.
What to consider if you’re thinking about buying a home with a brick foundation in San Francisco.