[bsrsharma]

We had a sloped backyard in the house we owned and I figured it would be profitable to put a retaining wall and fill during the bubble years. The same project, though, may not make sense in the current market. Besides, we had to contend with a (possibly uncooperative) HOA.

I think you should start by asking what will you do with a flat backyard. If you are adding a room etc., it may be worthwhile. A garden may not pencil out. If you are planning construction, a good architect may design a structure that hugs the slope nicely and avoids the need to fill.

[bsrsharma]

download of REO sales for an area in Ventura

If you still have it, can you please post it here. It is especially helpful if it indicates if the sales were financed or cash.

[bsrsharma]

download of REO sales for an area in Ventura

If you still have it, can you please post it here. It is especially helpful if it indicates if the sales were financed or cash.

[bsrsharma]

download of REO sales for an area in Ventura

If you still have it, can you please post it here. It is especially helpful if it indicates if the sales were financed or cash.

[bsrsharma]

download of REO sales for an area in Ventura

If you still have it, can you please post it here. It is especially helpful if it indicates if the sales were financed or cash.

[bsrsharma]

download of REO sales for an area in Ventura

If you still have it, can you please post it here. It is especially helpful if it indicates if the sales were financed or cash.

[bsrsharma]

I interacted with few dozens of agents over the past 24 months and very few gave me any reason to believe that they would not enhance their compensation at the expense of any of the parties involved.

That is probably the most important golden rule in REO buying – knowing how to make the sellers agent most happy. Bring her/him enough reward and anything is possible.

[bsrsharma]

I interacted with few dozens of agents over the past 24 months and very few gave me any reason to believe that they would not enhance their compensation at the expense of any of the parties involved.

That is probably the most important golden rule in REO buying – knowing how to make the sellers agent most happy. Bring her/him enough reward and anything is possible.

[bsrsharma]

I interacted with few dozens of agents over the past 24 months and very few gave me any reason to believe that they would not enhance their compensation at the expense of any of the parties involved.

That is probably the most important golden rule in REO buying – knowing how to make the sellers agent most happy. Bring her/him enough reward and anything is possible.

[bsrsharma]

I interacted with few dozens of agents over the past 24 months and very few gave me any reason to believe that they would not enhance their compensation at the expense of any of the parties involved.

That is probably the most important golden rule in REO buying – knowing how to make the sellers agent most happy. Bring her/him enough reward and anything is possible.

[bsrsharma]

I interacted with few dozens of agents over the past 24 months and very few gave me any reason to believe that they would not enhance their compensation at the expense of any of the parties involved.

That is probably the most important golden rule in REO buying – knowing how to make the sellers agent most happy. Bring her/him enough reward and anything is possible.

[bsrsharma]

A Cul-de-Sac of Lost Dreams, and New Ones

MORENO VALLEY, Calif. — The rose bushes are back in bloom on Beth Court, but the lawns on the block remain parched and browning, reminders of the absent families who once tended to them.

On a recent evening, a new homeowner lugged two large shopping bags from Home Depot across his front yard, where his young daughter danced a mad jig in her pajamas. Across the street, another group of newcomers — an extended family that had cobbled together enough cash for a down payment — began the long slog of cleaning out the garage.

[bsrsharma]

A Cul-de-Sac of Lost Dreams, and New Ones

MORENO VALLEY, Calif. — The rose bushes are back in bloom on Beth Court, but the lawns on the block remain parched and browning, reminders of the absent families who once tended to them.

On a recent evening, a new homeowner lugged two large shopping bags from Home Depot across his front yard, where his young daughter danced a mad jig in her pajamas. Across the street, another group of newcomers — an extended family that had cobbled together enough cash for a down payment — began the long slog of cleaning out the garage.

[bsrsharma]

A Cul-de-Sac of Lost Dreams, and New Ones

MORENO VALLEY, Calif. — The rose bushes are back in bloom on Beth Court, but the lawns on the block remain parched and browning, reminders of the absent families who once tended to them.

On a recent evening, a new homeowner lugged two large shopping bags from Home Depot across his front yard, where his young daughter danced a mad jig in her pajamas. Across the street, another group of newcomers — an extended family that had cobbled together enough cash for a down payment — began the long slog of cleaning out the garage.

[bsrsharma]

A Cul-de-Sac of Lost Dreams, and New Ones

MORENO VALLEY, Calif. — The rose bushes are back in bloom on Beth Court, but the lawns on the block remain parched and browning, reminders of the absent families who once tended to them.

On a recent evening, a new homeowner lugged two large shopping bags from Home Depot across his front yard, where his young daughter danced a mad jig in her pajamas. Across the street, another group of newcomers — an extended family that had cobbled together enough cash for a down payment — began the long slog of cleaning out the garage.

[Author]

Posts