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Homeowner Tips
San Francisco’s 311 service is an excellent resource for residents.
A seller interest rate buydown can help move some of the more than 550 condos sitting on the market.
A lag in new listings and a bunch of market sitters add up to a summer slowdown, and it’s not even July yet.
Replacing your tub with a shower has its pros and cons depending on the type of property you own.
Bay Area residents will be required to replace their gas furnace and water heater over the next several years under Bay Area Air Quality Management District regulations.
Many homeowners aren’t aware of their property’s current permit history, and this can throw a wrench in a sale.
If you’re a buyer considering granting a seller rentback, here are a few important things to know before you agree to one.
Owners of non-historic buildings with older wood windows are no longer required to replace them with costly custom wood versions.
Don’t get caught with insufficient dwelling insurance. It’s a critical component of your policy that makes or breaks whether you can rebuild.
Make sure you’re aware of the leased solar panel transfer process before you set your closing date. These things can sometimes take more time than you expect.
Here’s the scoop on whether an AC system install in the city will be a good return on your investment.
Here’s where the gas pipelines run in San Francisco, good knowledge to have during your house hunt.
Planning to buy or sell a unit that will convert to a condo at closing? Here are two critical things to know.
Only about 12-15% of California homeowners have earthquake insurance. But it makes sense to buy that insurance in certain circumstances.
The SF Planning Department is hunting down unwarranted units and demanding that their owners legalize these spaces.