Posts Tagged ‘La Crescenta Real Estate’
Advice from Ex-Burglars
Having your home robbed by a burglar is scary. But it happens. Living under the assumption that you’re robbery-resistant is dangerous thinking, and we have some expert advice. Yes, storing your possession safely and having a secure lock syste...
Summer Patio 2023
The Top 5 Outdoor Living Trends for 2023 Are All About Relaxation. Unplug and unwind with this year's most popular outdoor living ideas. A desire to stay home, disconnect, and improve our existing spaces are all motivations behind this year's...
The Healthy home
Best Healthy Home Upgrades For 2023. There are countless articles and blog posts focusing on which home improvements will yield the greatest financial return on investment. But there’s another way to look at the ROI conversation...
May 2023 Monthly Letter
Dear Reader, Do you feel like May just snuck up on you? I sure do. On the personal front, my husband and I celebrated 32 years of marriage at the end of April. Time flies! Last month I talked about how excited I was to see all the traffic im...
Safety for our Neighborhood
I'm so excited to announce the Neighborhood Safe and Slow program, a new initiative designed with the safety of our communities in mind. As someone who served on the Town Council for 7 years, with pedestrian safety as one of my main focuses. Th...
Selling your home off-market
Selling a home can be daunting, especially if your property has certain issues that you would rather not show to potential buyers. Fortunately, selling off-market might be the perfect solution for you. Here are some reasons why you may want to ...
Why you need homebeat
Are you wondering how much your home is worth in today's market? As a homeowner, it's super important to keep an eye on your biggest investment. Lucky for you, HomeBeat has got your back! With this awesome service, you'll get all the juicy d...
Understanding Proposition 19
Proposition 19 The changes and how they may affect your transfer decisions in the future. 1 Permits homeowners who are 55, severely disabled, or whose homes were destroyed by wildfire or disaster to transfer their primary residence’s prop...