Informational Seminar 4/20 on Triple Net Properties and 301 Exchanges

We are hosting our next informational seminar Friday, April 20, in Capitola.

Please contact us to reserve your seat.
There are some exciting local properties that have just been listed. Call for specific information
JOHN SKINNER (831) 359-8624
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Are we approaching another Real Estate bubble?

Housing prices in most parts of California and the country have returned to or exceeded previous highs attained in the 2006-2008 market peak, and many are beginning to ask if we are in another bubble that will see a collapse of housing prices similar to what happened 10 years ago.

My sense of the market is that we are not in danger of a collapse in housing prices, but we face a much more insidious problem.

10 years ago home prices were escalating rapicly and people felt they needed to buy now or be left out of the market. The home finance industry created some very innovative loans that allowed people to qualify to buy homes they simply were not qualified to pay for...

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San Jose Expected to be Hottest Job Market for 2018

CALIFORNIA
Bay Area

According to Zillow’s US and 50 Largest Metro Areas report for November 2017, housing costs in San Jose are the most expensive for any Metro area in the country.

Five of the most expensive metro areas in the country are in California, and 3 of the top 10 (San Jose, San Francisco, and Sacramento are in our own Bay Area.

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Home Prices in the Golden State

CALIFORNIA

California has experienced 5 years of rising home prices, and that trend is expected to continue for another 3 years. If prices rise the 4.2% projected for next year, the average price of a home in California will reach $561,020 and surpass the record set in 2007 or $560,270.

However, even at this level, prices will remain below pre-recession levels when adjusted for inflation.

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