The end of the year holidays are about giving back to the communities we live in. For the people of Orange County, that means volunteering our time at local charities. These organizations rely on the financial support of community members, but sometimes they need people to lend a hand and help them clothe, feed, and provide support to people in need.
The numbers for the housing market in Orange County are good once again for the third quarter. Here’s a deeper dive into the numbers and what they mean for both home buyers and sellers in Orange County.
Buying a home is a major life event and it can be as overwhelming as it is exciting. There’s a lot to know—especially for first-time buyers. Thankfully, you won’t be alone in the process. Your real estate agent will be a valuable resource as you navigate the market and negotiate the sales price. That said, the more information you have about the process, the better prepared you’ll be.
Even in a hot sellers’ market like today’s in which homes are selling so quickly, it’s still important to make a good first impression on potential buyers. Taking the time upfront to prep your house appropriately can bring in the greatest return on your investment.
Fall is a transitional time of the year. Sure, we don’t get the changing of the seasons you might find in other areas of the country, but you can feel the change in the air. For one thing, school is back in session, football season has kicked off, and baseball playoffs get into full swing as the holidays approach. Here in Orange County, we celebrate the season with parades, festivals, pumpkins, and haunted houses.
Don’t get stuck with expensive repair bills due to damage caused by flooding, leaks, mold, aging mechanical systems, and outright neglect. Check out this list of home maintenance issues in Orange County and how to prevent them from turning your dream home into a nightmare on Elm Street.
If you’re trying to decide when to sell your house, there may not be a better time to list than […]
