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HB Corner Lot Pool Home With RV Access!
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Amazing Corner Lot Home With RV Access! - $879,000
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The L3 Open House This Weekend 3/3 & 3/4
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L3 Real Estate Orange County, CA Featured Open House for:
Saturday - March 3rd
9952 Effingham Dr, Huntington Beach 1-4
2649 Elden Ave Apt E, Costa Mesa 1-4
8222 Kingfisher Dr, Huntington Beach 1-4
Sunday - March 4th
9952 Effingham Dr, Huntington Beach 1-4
2649 Elden Ave Apt E, Costa Mesa 1-4
8222 Kingfisher Dr, Huntington Beach 1-4
We are built on a philosophy of Heritage & Hustle L3 is a full service real estate agency with a regional office located in the heart of #CostaMesa offering a wide-array of custom services to meet their clients’ needs with roots in the community since 1976. It’s L3 mission to provide trusted, convenient, responsive service to ensure clients enjoy their real estate experience.…
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Becoming a Landlord in Huntington Beach: 3 Tips for Profitability
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Anyone who has ever thought about becoming a landlord in Huntington Beach has probably been attracted by its distinct advantages as an investment. Owning a property that appreciates in value at the same time it generates cash flow is a hands-on investment with obvious appeal. Yet that same “hands-on” factor can cause second thoughts: the very phrase “becoming a landlord” can inhibit busy would-be Huntington Beach investors who aren’t eager to enroll in a second or third career. In reality, becoming one of Huntington Beach’s next landlords is considerably less daunting than it might appear. The “Forbes Real Estate Council” recently offered some choice observations on that score. The Council is an assembly of seasoned high-end professionals whose…
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Future Costa Mesa Home Sales May Defy Assumptions
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Many Costa Mesa homeowners will be planning to list their properties this spring because it’s when future home sales would be expected to peak. Historically, at least, spring is when a sudden crush of prospects usually arrive on the scene. But this year, the upward drift in mortgage interest rates might have would-be sellers worried. After all, it’s common sense that any rise in home loan rates would put a damper on buyers’ enthusiasm.
Sometimes common sense and reality don’t go hand in hand. When we try to estimate the strength of Costa Mesa’s future home sales, it could be a case in point. That’s one way to look at the conclusions drawn by a pair of studies released last week. Both were focused on examining how rising interest rates are…
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HB Living At Its Finest!
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Huntington Beach Living At Its Finest! - $864,888.00
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Prestigious Huntington View Home!
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Prestigious Huntington View Home! - $1,090,000.00
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Deciding If Home in Fountain Valley is the Best Value!
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Ask a typical Fountain Valley consumer to name the two most important purchases people make, and you’ll almost always hear “new house” and “new car.” They’re often lumped together, but they shouldn’t be. They aren’t all that similar.
The rationale for buying a new car is clear: automotive technology advances nearly every model year, improving fuel economy and safety. Add in that intoxicating new car smell, and the preference is all but automatic. Used cars may be economical, but as for the thrill factor: nyah!
Similarly, when the question is put to a cross-section of typical Americans, new homes get the nod over existing ones. The percentage of those who “strongly” or “somewhat” prefer buying a newly built home weighs in at 41%. That’s a…
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Global Warming or Not, Costa Mesa Witnesses “Bomb Cyclone”!
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They called it a “bomb cyclone”—a name hardly intended to bring peace of mind to those experiencing the worst of it. In essence, it was a remarkable surge of bitter arctic air that tore through much of the Great Lakes and East Coast. Improbable images from the South proved to the rest of the country that even great swaths of Dixie wound up momentarily sheathed in ice.
If you think of Costa Mesa’s weather as being one of our most livable attributes, you probably have in mind a lovely spring day or golden autumn afternoon. Costa Mesa residents can be forgiven for overlooking any summertime heat waves or teeth-chattering January storms—but at least our seasons behave somewhat as expected.
Costa Mesa’sweather may not be one hundred percent…
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Looking to make a change in Real Estate? Discover the Culture of the L3
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If you’re an experienced agent, it’s time to take your career to the next level at TheL3. We're looking for agents with a local focus and proven track record of success within the communities we serve. L3 agents will benefit from L3 Real Estate’s digital platform that powerfully generates leads and streamlines processes and communication across the board. L3 also has invested in several of the industry's top marketing experts and we provide and pay for all marketing activities related to the listing of a home, freeing you up to service clients and close sales. Do you have what it takes to join The L3 Real Estate? If so, fill out the form below and submit it today! Experienced agents/brokers- ask about our…
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Newport Beach Real Estate Good News/Bad News/Better News for 2018!
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It’s irresistible: peering into the new year, trying to guess what the Newport Beach real estate landscape will look like in the coming 365 days. At the close of an outstanding 2017, although it’s always a little foolish to assume too much about details in a world that changes as rapidly as ours does, I think there are some more-probable-than-not real estate good news/bad news scenarios likely to come our way:
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New-home sales increased an astounding 17.5% in November, creating “the exact kind of new-home sales numbers the market has been desperate for” according to Economist Aaron Terrazas. Builders report that they are selling homes before they even start building them, while (per the Wall Street Journal) “The housing market is…
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