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- 1/28 28Active
$ 925,000
2 Beds2.5 Baths1,398 SqFt6441 Fiddleneck LN, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Condo
Listed by Hal Sweasey of Keller Williams Realty Central Coast
- 1/39 39Active
$ 2,050,000
2 Beds2 Baths1,850 SqFt157 San Antonia St, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Townhouse
Listed by Hal Sweasey of Keller Williams Realty Central Coast
- 1/52 52Pending
$ 850,000
2 Beds2 Baths1,536 SqFt202 Oak Crest DR, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Manufactured Home
Listed by Lindsey Harn of Christie's International Real Estate Sereno
- 1/51 51Active
$ 1,499,000
3 Beds3 Baths1,530 SqFt270 2nd ST, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Single Family Home
Listed by Kristin Sterling of Keller Williams Realty Central Coast
- 1/50 50Active
$ 1,499,000
2 Beds2 Baths1,335 SqFt223 San Miguel ST, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Condo
Listed by Taylor North of San Luis Bay Realty
- 1/44 44Price Dropped by $155K
$ 2,495,000
3 Beds2.5 Baths2,541 SqFt5498 Shooting Star, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Single Family Home
Listed by Monica Chudgar of Lotus Real Estate Services
- 1/72 72Active
$ 1,195,000
3 Beds2 Baths2,030 SqFt1940 SongBird ST, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Single Family Home
Listed by Taylor North of San Luis Bay Realty
- 1/67 67Price Dropped by $51K
$ 1,499,000
3 Beds2.5 Baths1,846 SqFt5876 Butter Cup LN, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Single Family Home
Listed by Holly Tibbles of Coast & County Brokers
- 1/35 35Active
$ 1,149,500
3 Beds2.5 Baths1,932 SqFt2310 Cranesbill PL 73, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Condo
Listed by Wina Gill of eXp Realty of Greater Los Angeles, Inc.
- 1/39 39Price Dropped by $145K
$ 2,750,000
4 Beds3.5 Baths2,547 SqFt280 San Miguel ST, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Single Family Home
Listed by Terri Hicks of Sullivan & Associates Real Est
- 1/51 51Active
$ 8,500
3 Beds2.5 Baths2,623 SqFt46 San Antonia ST, Avila Beach, CA 93424
Single Family Home
Listed by Kimberly Conti DeGroot of Kimberly's Global Real Estate Corp
- 1/13 13Active
$ 3,900,000
0 Acres535 Avila Beach DR, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
Vacant Land
Listed by Jason Hart of Hart Commercial Real Estate
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Patience May Pay for The Home Sellers - “More Homes Market Act”
In 2024, homeowners contemplating a sale have a unique opportunity due to the proposed amendments in the More Homes on the Market Act (H.R. 1321). This act, to alter the 1989 Internal Revenue Code, could significantly enhance the financial benefits of selling a home. Let’s explore how this proposed legislation could impact your home-selling journey this year. Decoding the More Homes on the Market Act The More Homes on the Market Act, introduced in March 2023, proposes substantial changes to increase the housing supply by incentivizing homeowners to sell. The key amendments include: Adjustment in Capital Gains Exclusion: The Act seeks to amend the 1989 Internal Revenue Code by increasing the capital gains tax exclusion. It proposes to adjust the $250,000 exclusion for individuals to $500,000 and the $500,000 exclusion for married couples filing jointly to $1,000,000. This amendment could significantly increase the tax-free profit for homeowners, making selling more financially attractive. Annual Inflation Adjustment: An innovative aspect of this Act is the addition of an annual inflation adjustment to the exclusion amount. Considering the ever-changing economic landscape, this helps make sure that the benefits stay relevant over time. Additional Incentives: The Act also plans to broaden the home mortgage interest deduction scope and introduce a new tax credit for seniors looking to downsize. Advantages for Home Sellers With H.R. 1321 under review, its potential benefits for home sellers are notable: Enhanced Profitability: The proposed increase in capital gains exclusion means homeowners could see a more significant portion of their sales as profit, free from tax. Favorable Market Dynamics: The Act could motivate more homeowners to sell, potentially increasing the housing supply. This shift might favor buyers, giving sellers more room for negotiation. Tax Benefits: Expanding a mortgage interest deduction and introducing a downsizing tax credit could provide additional financial incentives for selling. Current Status and Prospects As of January 2024, H.R. 1321 is still in the proposal stage, with the House Ways and Means Committee reviewing it. Its final approval and implementation are pending, but its potential impact is significant. Strategic Considerations for Sellers For those considering selling their homes, staying informed about the Act's progress is crucial. Its potential impact could reshape the housing market, influencing your selling strategy. Consulting with financial or real estate experts is advisable for personalized guidance. Consult the Experts Beyond Brokerage As a licensed Real Estate Broker in California, I have knowledge and experience in real estate transactions. However, if you require legal, insurance, title, or tax advice, it is recommended that you seek the assistance of a professional in those specific areas. Making an Informed Decision Selling your home is a significant decision. The potential enactment of the More Homes on the Market Act, alongside other market factors, should be considered carefully. By staying well-informed and weighing all aspects, you can navigate the complexities of the housing market effectively. In conclusion, 2024 offers a promising landscape for home sellers, partly due to the proposed changes with the More Homes on the Market Act. While the Act's future is uncertain, its introduction signals a potential shift in the real estate market, making this year a possible opportune time for homeowners to consider selling. Born Real Estate will continue to help you stay informed and aligned with the evolving market to maximize the success of your home-selling experience.
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Essential Questions Every Landlord Should Ask Their Property Manager in California
Navigating the complexities of property management in California can be challenging for landlords. To help you maintain your property effectively and legally, here are essential questions to ask your property manager. Ensuring these aspects are covered will not only protect your investment but also enhance your relationship with your tenants. Licensing and Insurance for Workers Should I require people working on my home to be licensed and insured? Absolutely. Verify that your property manager sources licensed and insured vendors and contractors. Working with professionals reduces your risk and liability, ensuring high-quality workmanship. Property Inspections Should I expect the property manager to visit my California property? Yes, annual inspections are crucial. Property managers should regularly assess the property to ensure it meets California’s code requirements. Pre-Rental Property Inspection Report Should I have a property inspection report before renting out my property? Definitely. Conducting a thorough inspection and documenting the property’s condition before a new tenant moves in is vital. This proactive approach helps in resolving future disputes over security deposits. Annual Maintenance Costs Do I need to pay for annual maintenance such as gardening, plumbing, and electrical work? Yes, landlords are responsible for property upkeep. Rely on your property manager to recommend reputable local service providers for regular maintenance. Tenant Responsibility for Utilities When it comes to utilities, should tenants pay? Tenants should arrange and pay for utilities like electricity, water, and garbage services before moving in. This establishes responsibility and avoids future confusion. Rent Control Laws Are there rent control laws in California? Yes, California has rent control laws, but they vary by city. Understanding these laws is crucial for compliant property management. Unwarranted Appliances What appliances are considered unwarranted? Typically, unwarranted appliances include washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves, ovens, and microwaves. Clarify this with your property manager to avoid misunderstandings. Security Deposit Limits What is the limit of security deposits in California? In California, landlords can charge up to two months' rent for an unfurnished unit and three months' rent for a furnished one. Conclusion As a landlord in California, asking these questions to your property manager will help you manage your property more effectively and legally. Born Real Estate emphasizes the importance of thorough communication and legal compliance in property management. Consider these points for a hassle-free and profitable property management experience.
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Unlocking Rental Success with "The A-List" by Born Property Management
In the dynamic world of property rentals, finding a service that aligns the interests of property owners and prospective residents is crucial. Enter "The A-List," an innovative solution by Born Property Management. This carefully curated database is designed to enhance return on investment for property owners while assisting residents in finding their ideal home. Let's delve into how "The A-List" is changing the game. What is "The A-List"? "The A-List" is more than just a database; it's a streamlined approach to property management. By matching the right property with the right resident, Born Property Management has created a fast, efficient, and confidential process benefiting all parties involved. How to Use "The A-List" Accessing "The A-List" is straightforward: Visit one of our websites: BornSF.com, JasonBornPM.com, BornManagement.com, BornMalibu.com, BornSD.com Find the tab featuring "The A-List" image and input your rental home criteria. Begin receiving priority email alerts that match your search. Key Benefits of "The A-List" Early Access with Priority Alerts: Gain a competitive edge as a rental property owner with priority alerts on new listings, ensuring your property reaches prospective tenants ahead of others. Maximizing Occupancy Rates: "The A-List" helps reduce vacancy periods, resulting in consistent rental income and a heightened ROI. Keep your properties filled and profitable. Streamlined Tenant Selection: Attract genuinely interested tenants, making the screening process more straightforward. This efficiency helps in quickly securing the right tenants for your properties. Conclusion "The A-List" by Born Property Management represents a significant step forward in property management. Focusing on the needs of both property owners and tenants it ensures a more satisfactory and profitable rental experience for everyone involved. For those looking to elevate their rental business or find their dream home, "The A-List" is your go-to resource.
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