Jim the Realtor on cnbc - does the advice sound familiar? Hope for Housing? from CNBC.
Foreclosures 2011
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The Best Real Estate Blogs
The 2018 list of the Best Real Estate Blogs is out: Another San Diego realtor, Gavin Grant, was also featured, and on his blog he laid out his formula for...
Doc-Film World Premiere
Giorgio has worked his tail off for four years to bring his documentary film to fruition, and now it's set to debut at the largest doc-film festival in the world! The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival is an annual international event dedicated to the theatrical...
Kayla’s Trendy Tuesday
I think we can all agree that Instagram has completely blown up since it's launch in 2010 - last year they had 800 million active users! Posts can include from delicious recipes to all the hot celebrity gossip, but you can also get lots of home decor inspiration....
Our Real Estate Commissions
Redfin publishes their commission rate on their website, and it makes sense. All brokerages should make it easier for the consumer to evaluate the choices. Here are my commission plans for home sellers: Full Service - Expert (2% to 2.5%) I handle all of the critical...
#WeAllCount
I got an early start this morning and joined the nationwide annual event of counting our homeless population. About 50 volunteers met at the Encinitas headquarters of the Community Resource Center on Second Street downtown at 4:00am today. We split up into...
Bubbleinfo 2017
Our final tally for 2017: 809 Bubbleinfo blog posts. 55,000+ unique visitors. 4,000+ comments 160 YouTube videos, and 1,559 hours of viewing! One of my favorite videos about bidding wars: Thank you everyone - have a great 2018!
The 24-Hour Sale
For the second year in a row, at the last minute we were able to rush a seller-financed sale, and close on the busiest day for recordings. In this case, we didn't have a signed purchase contract until 3pm yesterday - yikes! But we were able to compress a full...
Photos 2017
Bel Air Fire
Another fire broke out this morning near the 405 freeway in Bel Air, and it reminded me of the Big One in 1961 when 484 homes were lost. As a result of this fire, the City of Los Angeles was able to initiate a series of fire safety policies and several laws,...
