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You just bought a home? Here’s what you should do before moving in

Before moving into your new home, change all exterior locks and garage codes. Consider a thorough cleaning, set up utility accounts, and update your address with the post office. Ensure all detectors are working and locate important controls. Once settled, establish routines and explore the neighborhood. The FHA's 203(k) program now allows borrowers to include repair costs in their mortgage, with increased loan limits and extended deadlines. Consultants' fees can… Read More »You just bought a home? Here’s what you should do before moving in

California multifamily building owners have embraced accessory dwelling units (ADUs)

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National REITs and local investor-operators have successfully completed numerous ADU projects and plan to continue expanding. Multifamily owners are converting carports, greenways, and other spaces into entry-level apartments, often within a year. New laws and prefabricated construction methods have facilitated faster building timelines. AvalonBay has added around 50 ADUs in California, with average studio and junior one-bedroom units renting for $4 to $8 per square foot, typically leased within 30… Read More »California multifamily building owners have embraced accessory dwelling units (ADUs)

Mortgage Rates in California

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If you're looking to buy a home in California, researching mortgage rates is essential. Shopping around with multiple lenders can help secure a better deal. Five affordable cities to consider include Visalia, with a median home value of $236,400; Bakersfield at $247,000; Fresno at $242,000; Modesto at $283,800; and Stockton at $273,400. Each city offers unique attractions and relatively lower property tax rates compared to the state average. Improving your… Read More »Mortgage Rates in California

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