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estate: the new investment standard
In July 2002,
Carlsbad was the most active city in the county with 135 units
sold in that month. Average price per unit sold was $480,685.
According to recent surveys housing prices have surged in some
California areas nearly 15 percent from 2001. The California statewide
median home price climbed to $270,000, up from $235,000 in August
of 2001.One of the key signs pointing to the healthy housing market
is the strong mix of properties available, from entry-level to
high-end offerings. Many people look to "It's not stocks
now, it's real estate." On a regional basis, median prices
showed double-digit growth across much of the state. According
to DataQuick, the median price in August in the San Francisco
Bay Area rose 10.9 percent to $417,000. In Los Angeles County,
the median price rose 15.6 percent to $267,000. In Orange County
it climbed 20.1 percent to $370,000, and in San Diego County,
prices surged 23.7 percent to $339,000.
Investing
wisely: Who can you trust?
Real Estate
Investing is not a complicated game that only the wealthy can
play. Most familes want security AND a nice home. The first and
most important investment decision you will ever make will be
your selection of real estate investment resources and information.
Make the selection wisely because there is one thing we do know
for sure . . . . . When purchased and managed properly, real estate
is the safest and most profitable investment available to the
average person today.
The market in the area is hot. . and not only are there some of
the best investments, it also has some of the best weather on
the planet! It's a great place to live and work and residential
and investment real estate is our specialty.
Let us show
you how to make residential property the cornerstone to your family's
future. We can assist you in acquiring an income generating, real
property based portfolio - there are terrific opportunities! The
investment methods used by the pros to locate, analyze, purchase
and manage real estate investments are amazingly easy to learn
and use with our help.
1) How much
cash do you have to invest (if any)
2) How much risk are you willing to take (The less cash you have
to invest, the
higher the risk).
3) Prepare a checklist of what you need to look for
The most important residential investment considerations
are:
1) Know the market...what is happening in the area and economy
2) Know how to analyze a property
3) Know your limits (dollar and risk wise)
If you're thinking of buying or selling a piece of property, or
know someone who is.. please contact us, and we will be happy
to give you free advice.
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