Real Estate on The Westside-Heather Paul
Luxury Real Estate in Santa Monica,Venice,Brentwood,Beverly Hills,Pacific Palisades,Malibu,Marina Del Rey,Bel Air,Hollywood, & West LA
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Beach Front Homes are Extremely Desirable and in High Demand. Below are some of the BEST Front Homes in Santa Monica available for sale:
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The listing declares this condo “The Farrah Fawcett Residence at ‘The Wilshire.’” As far as we know, Fawcett was living here before her death in June 2009 in Santa Monica (paparazzi filmed longtime partner Ryan O’Neal going into the building after leaving the hospital on the day she died). The two bedroom, two and a half bathroom condo on the fourteenth floor has a direct elevator, an office, a dining room, and storage galore, including three walk-in closets in the master bedroom alone. The Wilshire has valet parking, wine storage lockers, a gym, and a pool. Asking price is $1.885 million and HOA fees are $2,993. Fawcett’s estate has been up to a lot lately–in February, it donated her famous red bathing suit and other pieces to the Smithsonian.
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Are you under water on your current home mortgage and unsure of what to do next? A Short Sale could be your answer! You are not alone, hundreds of thousands of people are facing the exact same feats as you. Are you considering letting your home go to foreclosure?
You DO have options, here are some of the options available to you that we highly recommend:
1. First-Talk to a local real estate agent Short Sale Specialist “Make sure you find One that specializes in Short Sales” They can be a huge asset to you and the future of your home. We recommend Heather Paul, #1 Short Sale Real Estate Agent serving all areas of Los Angeles County. Heather Paul, Realtor of Coldwell Banker specializes in helping homeowners avoid foreclosure and successfully sell their home as a short sale, having expert knowledge of the entire short sale process to help you expedite the relief available to you. Do not let your home go to foreclosure, you may be done and out financially right now, however a foreclosure will affect you in every way for up to 10 years.
Here is a website link to contact an Expert Short Sale Real Estate Agent in your area to assist you in the short sale process for your home or property and answer any questions you may have.
http://santamonica-realestateagent.com/contact-us/
2. Contact your Mortgage Lender right away! Most mortgage lenders will be willing to work with you, but you must contact them and request a loan modification. Approximately 2 out of 5 mortgage loan modifications are approved. There are specific requirements for loan modifications, a loan short sale real estate agent can also assist you with a loan modification. Be careful of loan modification companies advertising they can assist you to do this for a fee, only licensed real estate agents can assist you with a loan modification, and they should not charge you a fee for this service, also if the loan modification is not accepted they can easily assist you with performing a short sale on your property or home if you wish, and it’s completely confidential.
We highly recommend selling your home via short sale rather than allowing it to just go to foreclosure, this will detrimentally hurt you in the future.
Contact a Short Sale Real Estate Agent Expert Now
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Bel Air is a wealthy and prominent faux-gated residential community located on the Westside of Los Angeles.
The community was founded in 1923 by Alphonzo Bell, Sr. Bel Air is part of what is known as the “Platinum Triangle,” a term that refers to three affluent adjoining communities: Bel Air, Beverly Hills and Holmby Hills. The community is approximately 17 miles west of downtown Los Angeles and includes some of the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains and borders the north side of UCLA along Sunset Blvd. At the heart of the community sits the exclusive Bel Air Country Club and the Hotel Bel Air.
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Malibu Rentals-View all Homes, Condos, and Houses for Rent and Lease in Beautiful Malibu, CA
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Santa Monica Real Estate-Santa Monica, CA Condos for Sale
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Venice, CA Schools
1 High Schools found in the area. 5 Elementary Schools found in the area. 3 Middle Schools found in the area.High Schools in Venice, CA
School
Type
Grade Level
Enrollment
Students per Teacher
Animo Venice Charter High School
Phone: (310) 392-8751
820 Broadway St, Venice, CA 90291Charter
9-12
562
17
Elementary Schools in Venice, CA
School
Type
Grade Level
Enrollment
Students per Teacher
Broadway Elementary School
Phone: (310) 329-4944
1015 Lincoln Blvd, Venice, CA 90291Public
K-6
277
17
Coeur D'Alene Avenue Elementary School
Phone: (310) 821-7813
810 Coeur D'Alene Ave, Venice, CA 90291Public
K-5
469
25
Westminster Avenue Elementary School
Phone: (310) 392-3041
1010 Abbott Kinney Blvd, Venice, CA 90291Public
K-5
353
16
St Mark Elementary School
Phone: (310) 821-6612
912 Coeur D Alene Ave, Venice, CA 90291Private
K-8
197
12
First Lutheran School
Phone: (310) 823-9367
815 Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291Private
K-8
91
15
Middle Schools in Venice, CA
School
Type
Grade Level
Enrollment
Students per Teacher
St Mark Elementary School
Phone: (310) 821-6612
912 Coeur D Alene Ave, Venice, CA 90291Private
K-8
197
12
First Lutheran School
Phone: (310) 823-9367
815 Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291Private
K-8
91
15
Magnolia Science Academy 4
Phone: (310) 473-2464
11330 West Graham Place B9, Venice, CA 90064Charter
6-8
105
16
Beverly Hills Schools
2 High Schools found in the area. 9 Elementary Schools found in the area. 8 Middle Schools found in the area. 5 Preschool Schools found in the area.High Schools in Beverly Hills, CA
School
Type
Grade Level
Enrollment
Students per Teacher
Beverly Hills High School
Phone: (310) 229-3685
241 Moreno Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Public
9-12
2054
21
Moreno High (Continuation) High School
Phone: (310) 551-5100
241 Moreno Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Alt.
9-12
15
25
Elementary Schools in Beverly Hills, CA
School
Type
Grade Level
Enrollment
Students per Teacher
Beverly Vista Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3665
200 South Elm Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Public
K-8
694
16
El Rodeo Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3670
605 North Whittier Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Public
K-8
657
17
Hawthorne Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3675
624 North Rexford Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Public
K-8
638
17
Horace Mann Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3680
8701 Charleville Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211Public
K-8
590
14
Good Shepherd Catholic School
Phone: (310) 275-8601
148 S Linden Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-8
156
15
Hillel Hebrew Academy
Phone: (310) 276-6135
9120 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-8
410
7
Emanuel Academy Of Beverly Hills
Phone: (310) 288-3737
8844 Burton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90211Private
PK,K-6
65
4
Kabbalah Children's Academy
Phone: (310) 385-1187
9250 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-6
46
4
Beverly Hills Presbyterian Ps & Kindergarten
Phone: (310) 271-5197
505 N Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Private, Early Childhood Program/Day Care Center
PK,K
12
12
Middle Schools in Beverly Hills, CA
School
Type
Grade Level
Enrollment
Students per Teacher
Beverly Vista Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3665
200 South Elm Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Public
K-8
694
16
El Rodeo Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3670
605 North Whittier Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Public
K-8
657
17
Hawthorne Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3675
624 North Rexford Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Public
K-8
638
17
Horace Mann Elementary School
Phone: (310) 229-3680
8701 Charleville Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211Public
K-8
590
14
Good Shepherd Catholic School
Phone: (310) 275-8601
148 S Linden Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-8
156
15
Hillel Hebrew Academy
Phone: (310) 276-6135
9120 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-8
410
7
Emanuel Academy Of Beverly Hills
Phone: (310) 288-3737
8844 Burton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90211Private
PK,K-6
65
4
Kabbalah Children's Academy
Phone: (310) 385-1187
9250 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-6
46
4
Preschool Schools in Beverly Hills, CA
School
Type
Grade Level
Enrollment
Students per Teacher
Good Shepherd Catholic School
Phone: (310) 275-8601
148 S Linden Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-8
156
15
Hillel Hebrew Academy
Phone: (310) 276-6135
9120 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-8
410
7
Emanuel Academy Of Beverly Hills
Phone: (310) 288-3737
8844 Burton Way, Beverly Hills, CA 90211Private
PK,K-6
65
4
Kabbalah Children's Academy
Phone: (310) 385-1187
9250 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212Private
PK,K-6
46
4
Beverly Hills Presbyterian Ps & Kindergarten
Phone: (310) 271-5197
505 N Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210Private, Early Childhood Program/Day Care Center
PK,K
12
12
Is Now a Good Time To Sell My Home?
Many people have been asking this question recently and we wanted to address whether this is a good time to sell your home or not.
When trying to decide if now is a good time to sell your current home, there are a few things to consider:
1. Where do you plan to move? Will you be moving locally or relocating to another area?
2. Are you buying another home or planning to rent? If you are planning on buying, this is one of the best times to buy in many years, home price and current interest rates are extremely favorable. Many people would like to search for homes first, you can search homes for sale online for free here:
http://santamonica-realestateagent.com/
3. How much is your home currently worth and how much will you net from the sale of your home. This is very important to find out, to find out what your home is worth for free, here is a great website that you can do it online:
http://instanthomelink.com/homevalues
Determining what your home is currently worth is crucial to knowing if now is a good time to sell or not.
Home prices have been increasing very steadily now for over the last 5 months, many people believe we have already hit the bottom and home prices are definitely inching up. Buyer activity right now is very busy and many properties are receiving multiple offers.
Here is a link to provide you with great Tips for Selling Your Home:
http://santamonica-realestateagent.com/tips-for-selling-a-home-in-santa-monica-ca/
Hire a local Real Estate Expert when selling your home, we always recommend to hire a local realtor as they will have expert knowledge of your immediate area, to contact a local expert to sell your home, call (424)625-1037
I hope this helps you in deciding if now is a good time to sell your home!
Best wishes!
Heather Paul
Coldwell Banker
http://www.HeatherPaul.net
Curb Appeal has always been important for home sellers. With the vast majority of today’s home buyers starting their search on the Internet, the appearance of your property is more critical than ever. You only have a few seconds to catch their attention as they scroll through listings online to get them to stop and take a closer look.
But the role of curb appeal goes beyond just making a good first impression. The way your house looks from the street can impact its value. It can also shorten the time it takes to sell your house.
We asked real estate agents, appraisers, home stagers, landscape designers, and home inspectors which curb appeal projects offer the most value when your house is on the market, both in terms of its marketability and dollars. Here is what they told us:
1. Paint the house.
Hands down, the most commonly offered curb appeal advice from our real estate pros and appraisers is to give the exterior of your home a good paint job. Buyers will instantly notice it and appraisers will note it on the valuation.
“Paint is probably the number one thing inside and out,” says Frank Lucco, managing partner of Houston-based IRR-Residential Appraisers and Consultants. “I’d give additional value for that. If you’re under two years remaining life (on the paint job), paint the exterior because it tends to show wear badly.”
Just make sure you stay within the range of accepted colors for your market. A house that’s painted a wildly different color from its competition will be marked down in value by appraisers.
2. Have the house washed.
Before you make the investment in a paint job, though, take a good look at the house. If it’s got mildew or general grunge, just washing the house could make a world of difference, says Valerie Torelli, a California real estate agent with a background in accounting.
Before she puts a house on the market, Torelli often does exterior makeovers on her clients’ homes, a service she pays for herself to get higher selling prices. Overall, she says her goal is to spend less than $5,000, with a goal of generating an extra $10,000 to $15,000 on the sale price.
Torelli specifies pressure-washing—a job that should be left to professionals. Pressure washing makes the house look “bright and clean in addition to getting rid of unsightly things like cobwebs, which may not be seen from the yard but will detract from the home’s cleanliness when seen up close,” she says.
The cost to have a professional cleaning should be a few hundred dollars—a fraction of the cost of having the house painted.
3. Trim the shrubs and green up the yard.
California real estate agent Valerie Torelli says she puts a lot of emphasis on landscaping, such as cutting down overgrown bushes and replacing them with leafy plants and annuals mulched with beautiful reddish-brown bark. “It runs me $30 to $50,” says Torelli. “Do you get a return on your money? Absolutely. It sucks people in.”
You also don’t want bare spots. Take the time to fertilize the yard; throw out some grass seed, and if need be, add some sod.
4. Add a splash of color.
It could be a flower bed of annuals by the mailbox, a paint job for the front door, or a brightly colored bench or an Adirondack chair. “You can get a cute little bench at Home Depot for $99,“ Torelli notes. “Spray paint it bright red or blue and set it in the yard or on the front porch.”
It’s not a bad idea, but don’t plan on getting extra points from an appraiser for a red bench, says John Bredemeyer, president of Realcorp in Omaha. “It’s difficult to quantify, but it does make a home sell more quickly,” Bredemeyer says. “Maybe yours sold a couple weeks faster than the house down the street. That’s the best way to look at these things.”
5. Add a fancy mailbox and house numbers.
An upscale mail box and architectural house numbers or an address plaque can give your house a distinctive look that stands out from everyone else on the block. Torelli makes them a part of her exterior makeovers “I’ve gotten those hand-painted mailboxes,” she says. “A nice one runs you $40 to $50.” Architectural house numbers may run as high as a few hundred dollars.
6. Repair or clean the roof.
Springfield, Va.-based home inspector and former builder Reggie Marston says the roof is one of the first things he looks at in assessing the condition of a home. He’ll look at other houses in the neighborhood to see if there are a lot of replaced roofs and see if the subject house has one as well. If not, he’ll look for curls in the shingles or missing shingles. “I’m looking at the roof for end-of-life expectancy,” he says.
You can pay for roof repairs now, or pay for them later in a lower appraisal; appraisers will mark down the value by the cost of the repair. That could knock thousands of dollars off your appraisal. According to Remodeling Magazine’s 2010-2011 Cost vs. Value Report, the average cost of a new asphalt shingle roof is about $21,500.
“Roofs are issues,” Lucco says. “You won’t throw money away on that job. You gotta have a decent roof.”
Stains and plant matter, such as moss, can be handled with cleaning. It’s a job that can often be done in a day for a few hundred dollars, and makes the roof look like new. It’s not a DIY project; call a professional with the right tools to clean it without damaging it.
A picket fence with a garden gate to frame the yard is an asset. A fence has more impact in a family-oriented neighborhood than an upscale retirement community, Bredemeyer says, but in most instances, appraisers will give extra value for one, as long as it’s in good condition. “Day in a day out, a fence is a plus,“ Bredemeyer says. Expect to pay $2,000 to $3,500 for a professionally installed gated picket fence 3 feet high and 100 feet long.
Nothing sets off subconscious alarms like hanging gutters, missing bricks from the front steps, or lawn tools rusting in the bushes. It makes even the professionals question what else hasn’t been taken care of.
“A house is worth less if the maintenance isn’t done,” Lucco says. “Those little things can add up and be a very big detractor. When people say, ‘I’d buy it if it weren’t for all the deferred maintenance,’ what they’re really saying is, ‘I’d still buy it if you reduce the price.’”
Contact a Local Real Estate Professional: Heather Paul Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage (424)625-1037
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