Author: Michael

6 Things A Los Angeles Landlord Can Do To Keep Their Tenants Happy

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Nobody wants to lose a good thing! You’ve invested your time and money, offered the most up to date amenities possible, and leased your property. Now, by learning these 6 things a Los Angeles landlord can do to keep their tenants happy, you can build a reliable and hassle-free stream of steady passive income for … Continued

The State of the Market for Buyers in Simi Valley California

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Is it still a buyer’s market today in Simi Valley? As experts in the Simi Valley real estate market, we get asked this question a lot. The answer isn’t as simple as yes or no. The State of the Market for Buyers in Simi Valley California First off, it really depends on the property type … Continued

5 Things Sellers Need To Know About Real Estate Disclosures in Simi Valley

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Anyone who’s spent time around real estate professionals will likely have heard the adage “disclose, disclose, disclose!” It’s worth your time to discover these 4 things sellers need to know about real estate disclosures in Simi Valley. Enjoyment One of the things buyers are expecting when they have purchased real estate is their right to … Continued

What To Do If You Can’t Afford To Stage Your Home in Simi Valley

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Can’t afford to stage your home for selling in Simi Valley? Many buyers today expect the homes they’re viewing to not just be clean and in good quality, but they also want them to be staged — this means the furniture and appliances match the home, look brand new, and improve the overall aesthetic of … Continued

Dealing With Mice In A Home You Are Trying to Sell in Simi Valley

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Dealing with mice in a home that you’re trying to sell? Obviously, it’s really difficult to sell a home the traditional way — with a real estate agent through the MLS — if you have a rodent problem. But that’s not the only problem. Mice, rats, and other rodents also cause property damage when they … Continued

How To Sell Your House Without an Agent in Simi Valley

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Want to sell your home in Simi Valley without using a real estate agent? Well, we don’t blame you. The standard commission for a real estate agent is 6% of the sale price of your home. That might not sound like much, but on a $500,000, that’s $30,000! Unfortunately, using a real estate agent can … Continued

What You Need To Fix Before Selling Your Simi Valley House! | (805) 257-5780

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Wondering what you need to fix up before selling your Simi Valley house! Well, here are 5 renovations that RARELY give you a healthy return on your investment. Beware… 1. Bathrooms — According to Bankrate, most sellers who update their bathrooms only make back about half of what they spend. We’d recommend deep-cleaning instead and … Continued

5 Things To Look For When Screening Tenants in Los Angeles

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By knowing these things to look out for when the time comes for screening tenants in Los Angeles, you’ll avoid making a mistake that could be both a personally and financially costly lesson. Call Golden Dog Properties today to learn more at (805) 257-5780.  While it is common practice to run credit checks as a … Continued

5 Ways Baby Boomers Can Sell Their Homes in Simi Valley

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Whether you’ve decided that you’re ready for a change or circumstances may be forcing you into the decision to sell your home, take a moment to familiarize yourself with these 5 ways baby boomers can sell their homes in Simi Valley. Traditional Listings Hiring a professional real estate agent to assist you in selling your … Continued

How to Find a Good Real Estate Agent in Simi Valley

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Hiring a real estate agent in Simi Valley can be frustrating. So what are the steps on how to find a good real estate agent in Simi Valley? Many local large real estate brokers will spend thousands of dollars each month to ensure that their agents are the most visible, whether it be online, in the … Continued

Are Your Home’s Appliances Breaking Down?

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Are your home’s appliances breaking down? Most appliances last quite a while, but still… time takes its toll. And eventually, even refrigerators, ovens, washers and dryers, air conditioners, and heating elements need to be replaced. Unfortunately, appliances aren’t cheap. To replace all appliances in your home, you’d be looking at well over $10,000. Even just … Continued