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We’ll sell your property in 49 days or we’ll pay you $2,500! List with us today!

Oct 282012

Market your home with Akason Realty Consulting and OC Housing News Why partner with Akason Realty Consulting and OC Housing News to market and sell your home? We likely have a buyer for your home now. We are so confident, we will sell your home 49 days or less we will pay you $2500 if we don’t! Real estate has changed. Eighty-two percent of buyers find their homes online, Akason Realty Consulting has been the number one team out of over 900 agents at Evergreen Realty for the past three years in a row. No local team has a stronger Internet presence. People choose to hire a professional when they want to sell their home faster, for more money, and [Read More...]

Frustrated by low inventory? Find tomorrow’s listings today with our exclusive pre-MLS search tool.

Oct 272012

If you are searching for a home in today’s market, you know how difficult it is to find the right property. Inventory is extraordinarily low, and there is little sign that the banks are going to release more properties to the market soon. There is still a tremendous inventory of distressed properties, and our foreclosure search too can prove it. This tool is useful for more than just indulging idle curiosity. If you are searching for your next home, this tool can help you find properties before they hit the MLS. With our fundamental value reports, we can help you research bank-owned properties before they are released so you can be ready to pounce if it meets your needs. Have [Read More...]

Transportation having a bigger impact on housing affordability

Oct 252012

This is not just a Los Angeles issue, it’s developing into a problem in other cities. The Burden of Transportation Costs on Housing Affordability: Report 10/19/2012 By: Esther Cho Oftentimes, when the idea of home affordability is calculated, the focus is on the monthly mortgage payment, and how to bring that particular number down through a modification or refinancing. One report, Losing Ground: The Struggle of Moderate-Income Households to Afford the Rising Costs of Housing and Transportation, assessed the burden of housing expenses combined with transportation costs to offer a more comprehensive view of what defines housing affordability. The report was the result of a partnership between the Center for Housing Policy and Center for Neighborhood Technology and measured housing [Read More...]

Wouldn’t you be embarrassed to overpay by $100,000? Our report saves you money.

Oct 242012

Don’t bid on a house until you see our report! It’s that important. Are house prices inflated or undervalued? What should house prices be in your search area? Are the neighborhoods and cities you are looking in overvalued? Are you missing opportunities in nearby communities? Our report has those answers. Are you better off renting instead of buying? Will your cost of ownership be more or less than a comparable rental? Is it currently cheaper to own or rent? Has it always been that way? Our report has those answers too. Save thousands on your next home. Be smarter than bubble era sheeple who overpaid and lost their homes. Get the OCHN newsletter right now. You can’t afford to wait. [Read More...]

Only fools buy houses without knowing neighborhood values. Don’t be a fool.

Oct 202012

Smart buyers find undervalued neighborhoods. Our report shows you how.

Oct 172012

81% of refinances are for the same or lower amount

Oct 142012

There has been a small trend into more money last quarter, but over in the last few years people have taken less money out. Why Home Refi Boom Is Different This Time By Diana Olick | CNBC – Wed, Oct 10, 2012 2:27 PM EDT U.S. home owners are refinancing their mortgages at the fastest clip since 2005, but the difference now is they are putting cash in, not taking it out. At the going rate, 25 percent of all first-lien U.S. mortgages will be refinanced this year, according to LPS Applied Analytics. That represents about $7.1 billion -just through June of this year – in savings on monthly payments, according to economists at Freddie Mac, who ran the numbers for this [Read More...]