Questions to Ask the Home Inspector
So you found the home you’d like to buy, but is it the RIGHT home? Are there any little (or big) problems on the horizon that you didn’t see on…
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Why home maintenance is important for your house
When it comes to home ownership, one of the things that many people often dread are the new responsibilities that they have (sometimes unknowingly) signed up for. Owning a home…
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Tips For Decorating With Plants
When you’ve finally finished renovating or building a new home, it’s time to appoint the space with the decor. This is at first a very exciting prospect; moving your precious…
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Best Furniture Layouts for Your House
Moving into a house, especially when upgrading from a cramped apartment, is an exciting prospect. More space to display collections of art, furniture, and decor, and with luck a yard…
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Improvement Projects to Increase the Value of Your Home
Whether you’re considering putting your Los Angeles home on the market or just want to get more out of your space, there’s never a bad time for a home improvement…
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Seller Disclosure: Californian Buyer’s Rights
California law requires residential home sellers to make written disclosure to buyers. There is a significant document, called a transfer disclosure statement (TDS), which the seller can fill out online,…
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The Los Angeles Transfer Tax
Transfer taxes are a levy imposed by both Los Angeles County and the city when the property’s title is transferred. This seemingly straightforward concept is not as clear-cut as it…
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Los Angeles Renter Rights
Los Angeles has a large rental population, In fact, it encompasses nearly 60% of the city’s residents. You have certain rights bestowed upon you that you should know in order…
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Special L.A. Home Inspection Considerations
It is always advisable to have a home inspection conducted on your behalf. It allows you to find out about problems, and negotiate any issues that have been uncovered. You…
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Best Neighborhoods in Los Angeles
Like most big cities, Los Angeles isn’t a homogeneous blob but instead is comprised of some neighborhoods. Each of these has their look and feel, a result of history, architecture,…
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