Reasons To Never Buy An FSBO (For Sale By Owner) Home

Home sellers can choose to sell their home on their own over using an agent.
For most people selling a home, finding an agent is one of the obvious first steps to making sure your property is competitive on the market. However, research into consumer housing trends has shown that around 12 per cent of sellers sold their property on their own and never listed with an agent. These listings are called For Sale By Owner (FSBO) homes.
Though this route might be beneficial for sellers looking to save money or avoid working with agents, those looking to buy a home can benefit from avoiding FSBO homes. There are many reasons why you should never consider buying an FSBO home such as a lacking sense of urgency, the potential for scamming and more.
1. No Sense of Urgency
In many cases, those who want to sell their home in a timely manner opt for a real estate agent over attempting to sell their home on their own. Therefore, an FSBO mi ...

Homes for Sale in East County with a Pool


Summertime is right around the corner, and the sun shines brighter in East County more than any other area of San Diego County. Why not make your SoCal summer a little ‘cooler’ by buying a home with a pool? In the land of endless summer, it’s an investment that is sure to pay off!


We have put together a list of our favorite homes in East County San Diego that feature a pool. Our picks provide great options for all price options, and truly have a little something for everyone!


Let’s check them out!
Jungle Retreat in Mt. Helix
9175 Fletcher Drive, La Mesa, CA 91941



Home details: 4BR | 2BA | 2588 SQFT $1,100,000


If you are looking for something unique and one-of-a-kind, then this Mt. Helix custom built estate home with a tropical paradise backyard is for you. It features a water slide, waterfalls, swim up bar, tanning shelf, rock cave, spa, and treehouse. Enjoy the views from the upper deck, or ...

The Kimo Quance Group’s Client Appreciation Party
Over 100 Valued Clients: Thank You for Showing Up!
It was such a great event to hang with our clients who we appreciate so much. We have some of the best clients, with the best personalities, from the best backgrounds and who have the greatest stories. We love our clients and were so glad to be able to give them some thanks.

This April we held a client appreciation party at our Santee office. We had an amazing time and it was fantastic to catch up with our clients and learn how they have been enjoying their new homes. We had over 100 of our valued clients show up for the BBQ, beverages, fun, and giveaways!



Speaking of giveaways, check out some of the great items we raffled off during the event:


80 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies so that a Scout could make her goal :-)
Yeti Tundra 65 Cooler
Pulled Pork Party with Pork Belly’s BBQ El Cajon for 20 a $250.00 value
Three Amazon Echo Dots
BBQ Gift Basket
Fie ...

Why Timing the Market is a Fruitless Effort

Photo by Breno Assis on Unsplash


Investing in real estate works like investing in anything else. You need to buy low and sell high if you are going to profit. The tricky part is being able to predict when the markets will be at their lowest. This is a difficult task for even the most seasoned investors.


That being said, there are always signs that prices of real estate are trending lower or higher any at given time. The hard part is determining when those trends are going to reverse.


Making things even more difficult is determining where you get your information and who to believe. Understand that the majority of what you see in the real estate and financial media space is useless information. These media properties, including newsletters, cable programs, and videos, are meant to capitalize on either fear or greed.  


Instead, take the time to find the raw data on your local markets, and perform the analysis yours ...

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‘Billionaire’s Fantasy City’ is Slated to Open in NYC


The City of New York is home to the latest mega-development, dubbed Hudson Yards. After seven years of construction, the buildings will begin seeing their first tenants. This ultra-luxe development cost over $25 billion and is touted as is the nation’s most expensive building complex ever.


What does that kind of money get you these days in real estate? How about five separate high-rise towers, including shopping, office space, and 20,000 new housing units. There are 18 million square feet of commercial and residential space, along with 14 acres of gardens and parks.


Its centerpiece is its eye-catching stairway sculpture, dubbed The Vessel, that looks like a massive honeycomb. Touted to the latest and greatest landmark in New York.


“This is going to be to New York City what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris,” said Jeff Blau, CEO of Related Companies ...