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Is LA Metro Rental Market Worth Investing?
Los Angeles offers 12,558 new apartment units in 2025, attracting strong investor interest. One-third of units (4,177) are in high-demand city locations, boosting potential returns. LA ranks 11th nationwide for construction, signaling growing market opportunities. Increasing supply can stabilize rents, providing predictable cash flow for investors. High rental demand among 44% renters ensures consistent occupancy…
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🏡 Open House This Sunday, Oct 12 • 10 AM–1 PM!
Don't miss out on the chance to visit this beautiful single-story Tujunga gem! The property features a sparkling in-ground pool with mountain views, and a generous 5,900 sq. ft. lot. The spacious 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathroom floor plan has been thoughtfully laid out across 1,313 sq. ft. of living space offering a turnkey…
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Tips to Getting Qualified for Home Equity Loan
Tapping into home equity can fund significant projects or life changes through a home equity loan, often referred to as a second mortgage. This fixed-rate loan allows homeowners to access funds for renovations, debt repayment, or major expenses. To calculate equity, subtract the mortgage balance from the home's appraised value. Requirements include being a member…
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Why Is Mid-Fall the Best Time to Buy in LA Metro?
Los Angeles Best Week matches the national peak, Oct. 12–18, 2025. Inventory is higher than summer months, easing buyer pressure. Moderate pricing provides opportunities for price-conscious homebuyers. Acting during this week gives access to the widest selection of homes. Prepared buyers can maximize negotiating power and seasonal advantages.
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Multifamily market check-in: Where we stand in the second half of 2025
The multifamily sector in 2025 shows strong demand amid slowing new supply, with stable markets like California and the Sun Belt leading growth. Workforce, affordable, and luxury rentals remain key. Operational excellence, advanced technology, and robust staff training drive asset stability and resident satisfaction. Amenities focused on wellness, connectivity, and remote work boost leasing. Investors…
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LA Housing Recovery: How Soon Back to ‘Normal’?
Los Angeles normalizes by May 2028 if rates fall to 5.5%. At higher 6.7%, timeline extends well beyond 2030. Extreme housing costs make affordability a continuing issue. Wages rise, but not enough to offset prices. L.A.’s recovery will lag behind Bay Area metros.
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Capital Gains Potential Highest in California
California homeowners are the biggest potential beneficiaries of a capital gains tax repeal. 62.3% of homes have gained at least $250K in value since their last purchase, and 33% gained ~$500K.
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La Council Proposes Allowing Single-Stairway Housing
Slide 1: LA Council pushes single-stairway six-story apartments to unlock affordable family housing fast. Slide 2: Modern building codes + fire-resistant designs could make safer, brighter, greener apartments possible.
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LA Property Values Keep Climbing Despite Tough Year
Slide 1: Los Angeles County property values rose nearly 4%, reaching over $81 billion this year. Slide 2: Commuter-friendly suburbs near jobs, trade corridors, and housing led the strongest gains. Slide 3: 2025 growth slowed from 2024’s 4.8% but continues a 15-year winning streak. Slide 4: Higher property values boost investor confidence and fund critical…
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Refinancing Your Mortgage: A Homeowner’s Step-by-Step Guide to Refinancing Your Loan
Refinancing a mortgage can help homeowners lower monthly payments, shorten loan duration, or access home equity. It involves replacing an existing mortgage with a new one that has better terms. Homeowners should evaluate their financial situation, consider refinancing costs (typically 2% to 5% of the loan), and calculate the break-even point. Preparing necessary documentation and…