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4 Differences Between Single-Family and Multi-Family Property Investments in San Diego

November 27, 2020

Real estate investors’ ultimate goal is to earn monthly income from their investments while their portfolio grows in value over the long term. It is extremely important to focus on the niche that is best suited to you and your vision of being a landlord, as well as your finances and leveraging ability. While both … Continued

How To Sell Your House in San Diego Without Sinking Any More Money Into It

November 23, 2020

By bsully

There are many reasons that homeowners are selling their property, often drastic life changes, such as divorce or death, may leave many homeowners ready to walk away without looking back. With interest rates low, it is a great time for them to find a new place to call home. Many sellers have inherited a property … Continued

5 Things You Can Do Now To Ensure You are Ready To Invest in San Diego Real Estate in 2021

November 20, 2020

By bsully

Ready to become a landlord? As the end of 2020 nears, many forces are converging which are likely to present a wide range of real estate investment opportunities. By leveraging your investment dollars now, you’ll be ready to jump on great deals as they hit the market, the early bird gets the worm, this will … Continued

5 Obstacles Homeowners Face When Selling Their Houses During the Winter Months in San Diego

November 16, 2020

By bsully

When the time has come to sell, making the wrong choice can be costly. Read on to learn about 5 obstacles homeowners face when selling their houses during the winter months in San Diego . Right Price Never has it been more important to list your home at the right price from the start. When … Continued

5 Signs of a Bad Land Deal in San Diego

November 11, 2020

By bsully

With proper guidance on your investments, purchasing the right property, at the right price and time, is a much simpler undertaking overall than that of the typical commercial or residential investment. However, it requires dedication in order to avoid making a mistake from which you may never recover your financial loss. If you are considering … Continued

5 Reasons Why We Buy Houses in San Diego

November 11, 2020

By bsully

If you have ever wondered, what is in it for World Class Ventures, Inc? Why are they willing to buy my house? Here are the top 5 reasons why we buy houses in San Diego . Identifying Your Needs As with anything else in the world, unscrupulous people will find a way to make money … Continued

5 Misconceptions People Have About Professional Home Buyers in San Diego

November 9, 2020

By bsully

Having the wrong idea about something can hold you back and can often prevent you from making the right choices in life. When it comes to selling your home, which in many cases is one of the largest investments of a lifetime, it is important to consider all options available to you as a homeowner. … Continued

4 Red Flags in San Diego Real Estate Deals That Should Make You Run The Other Way

November 4, 2020

By bsully

So, you found your investment property and tied up time and money, only to find out there was an issue located during the inspection and the deal fell through, Wouldn’t it be nice to know what to look for when you are in the market to buy a home to avoid buying a lemon property? … Continued

4 Ways To Sell a Fixer-Upper Property in San Diego

November 4, 2020

By bsully

Ready to sell a San Diego fixer-upper property now? We’re here to help. If you’ve taken a sudden leap of faith into the adventurous fixer-upper business or find yourself burdened with a property that’s fallen into disrepair, it’s time to take action. We’ll cover 4 ways to sell a fixer-upper property. Traditional Listing It goes … Continued

What The Eviction Moratorium Means For Real Estate Investors in San Diego

November 2, 2020

By bsully

The ban on evictions is set to expire on December 31st. This was enacted to prevent a wave of evictions that the CDC determined would spread COVID19 through renters. This order applied to those already qualified for the CARES act, who have fallen behind on rent payments, preventing them from being forced into crowded living … Continued