When certain conditions are met, family money may be the best source of mortgage money for a child’s or grandchild’s home for two primary reasons. The first is that the parent can enjoy interest rates significantly above what is commonly available to them in today’s market, while the child can enjoy interest rates substantially below [...]
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New Laws Affecting Real Estate Transactions, Owners & Agents
July 24th, 2009
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Article contributed by : Frank Goodale, R, CRB Vice-President, Director of Information Technology – Clark Realty Corporation Many of our agents here at Clark Realty Corporation just completed the most recent Continuing Education class focusing on new laws enacted by the legislature during this last session. Important changes for consumers to note are: The repeal [...]
First Time Buyers RED ALERT
April 6th, 2009
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The DEADLINE is NOVEMBER 30th this year for the $8,000 give away to first time buyers. Buyers must have officially closed their transaction by this date and should remember that it typically takes 60 days to close a transaction after writing the sales contract. For many transactions this could take as long as 4 months [...]
California Unloaded!
March 18th, 2009
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Article contributed by : Frank Goodale, R, CRB Vice-President, Director of Information Technology – Clark Realty Corporation Great news from our neighbors to the east. The California Association of Realtors recently reported that the state’s inventory of unsold homes dropped from a 16.6 month supply of remaining inventory to a 6.7 month supply of remaining [...]
Principal Broker’s Quarterly Letter – 3rd Quarter
September 2nd, 2008
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This letter along with a copy of Residence International Magazine was distributed to over 800 of our clients and friends this fall. From the desk of: Putman D. (Putty) Clark, R – President and Principal Broker Clark Realty Corporation Aloha, Autumn is historically a slow real estate season, one in which we reassess the market [...]
