That's right - go through this website or any other; write down the MLS number or the property address of any home that interests you. Then simply reach out to us with this information and we will give you the facts about each specific condo, home, piece of land, including price, terms, location and other pertinent information - all without asking any tricky questions designed to CLOSE YOU. Sue Johnson and her team believe that the only way for you to...continue reading...

Wow, the inventory of homes on the market in Brookside is down to two active listings!  That's the lowest I've seen here in years, no doubt.  It's not inconsistent with the general trend right now of resale homes for sale in North County - inventories are down just about everywhere.  So you would think you would have a seller's market beginning to show a little here... well think again! Our resident loan officer and mortgage expert Mark Robertson tells us that...continue reading...

  With all the pundits talking about phantom inventory and the huge surplus of foreclosures, one would expect a massive number of bank-owned properties to be on the market. They are not. Enquiring minds want to know why not. First, let’s look at some numbers. According to http://foreclosureradar.com, the number of bank-owned properties, called REOs, in San Diego County has averaged about 6,500 a month for the past thirteen months. Yet, in the MLS, only  957 properties for sale are listed as REO...continue reading...

August 1, 2011 -- The downward swing for mortgage rates may have come to at least a temporary end. Somewhat better economic news, a hopeful start to a resolution of the Greek debt mess, growing concerns about our own debt-limit ceiling and the turn of both the quarter and half-year are all factors contributing to the upward pressure. The end of the Fed's QE2 program no doubt has played a small role in the increase in rates, too. It's also...continue reading...