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As a home buyer, I am more interested in looking at homes for sale that are badly presented and with faults that I can make better with some easy alterations and updates Homes that look perfect when presented for sale often have reached their full potential in price when they are sold and the buyer does not get any capital gain profits on it in the short term while properties that are bought under price because of poor presentation often get far greater short term and long term profits on them when work is carried out to make them more presentable and more livable

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The hammering noise is annoying

Thank you for a clear informative answer that I can understand 😊

Had to completely redo my kitchen due to intense mold

The likelihood of a market crash seems low, especially considering the pent-up demand that still hasn't been absorbed, even with many predicting a downturn. Unlike 2008-when very few foresaw the crash-the current environment is quite different. The homeownership rate peaked in 2004 and hit a median level after another peak in Q2 2020. From 2008 to 2012, it dropped by 3%, and by Q2 2020, it had shifted from 68% to 65%.

Inflation to remain low? In which reality do you live?

Great video. I bought a townhome last year after renting the same house for 11 years. I thought about continuing to rent but decided to buy after looking at rent prices. I have an emergency fund in place for maintenance costs.

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Don’t fix it The house will go up again and again in value ? Stupid deserve it , only in USA

what do you think about a geometric windmill style tile for the bathroom floor? black white navy, not neutral enough?

Music annoying AF

Great advice thank you.😊

Great info ❤

This was very good information. Are there a number of plots of land to build a new home on? Are there Federal Lands in Camarillo?

Great advice. I pray when it’s time to sell my home it will be well received, without huge cost for repairs. Right now, I only have the money to keep up with repairs and replacements while I’m still living in my home. I can’t imagine having to replace my kitchen or entire flooring. The location of my home is a big plus, so that will help.

Since my 88 year old daddy w Alzheimer’s was in an Alzheimer’s unit the last 6 months of his life , during which time I as his POA couldn’t legally sell his rental properties, I took the opportunity to freshen up the paint through the whole house, took out old worn out carpet( most tenants these day have pets)replaced w vinyl plank flooring in various shades of neutrals. In 2023 I had to replace the 30 year old central heat & air unit. In June I had the roof replaced. I am confident that it will make some family a nice home. 11:01

Good info, way too many whoosh sounds. I couldn't whoosh hear whoosh you over the whish whoosh all whoosh of the whoosh whish wham whoosh whoosh sounds. Also, less motion in your graphics.

Harold Powell was the selling agent for our house a few years ago. We are very glad that we followed all of his suggestions. Our house sold very quickly at a good price. Furthermore, there were a couple of potential problems that arose during escrow which he quickly dealt with and the escrow closed on time with a happy seller and a happy buyer. Thanks again Harold!

Wonderful work you are doing with the unsheltered population

We are planning on selling here in Florida. Our AC was over 20 years old but still functioning. 2025 sees change in regfrigerant and cost of new units will be aprox 15% or higher than 2024, plus lack of inventory of 2024's.We elected to replace now and still had hard time finding a unit. Hope we didn't make a mistake but its done now.

I had to laugh at $300 to reglaze a tub/shower. Where I live in Florida, quotes ranged from $500-825. Our tub was reglazed previously and that does involve more work and adds to cost.

Just a reminded that "as is" doesn't cover a homeowner who fails to disclose serious material problems such as a leaking foundation and termite damage. You can still sell it as is, but you have to let the prospective home buyers know what they're getting into, or face potential legal action for fraud later.

California is the most stingy blue state, in other blue states homestead exemptions are 100K+

Its funny because every home is different. People gave me the exact advice this guy just said they all said I was an idiot for doing the bathroom kitchen and a large beutiful deck. Well i paid 140 k for my house the kitchen i did for 10 k bathroom 5 k deck was 12-15k. so for 35k in stuff my house walked for 415k so I think if something is unique or one of a kind as my land was making it nice will only grow your return

I put a waterproof laminate throughout my home 1 year ago and love it. It holds up very well to dogs and is easy to clean. I did put in a dark color though because my ceiling is light wood and walls off white. This is in a home in Montana approx. 1 mil.

I have shiny floors and everyone who walks in always makes comments about how beautiful my floors are. Also, shiny does not show that much dirt and they are easier to clean.

I uncovered and refinished the oak flooring in my 1965 house, while others covered theirs with LVP. The only downside was a termite incursion, that did a little damage in one room.

Can it be applied retroactively?

Fix everything before selling any home. Dont get hoodwinked or have someone lie to you, not even the city on owning a home.

Ha! Replacing the roof HAD to be done in FL. Insurance companies are looking for any reason to cancel. A 19yo functional roof vs a new roof installed to existing codes IS a selling point. And I’m typing this the day before Hurricane Helene is hitting. Roofing companies will be impossible to hire soon. I’m glad I replaced it 3 months ago. I plan to list it in about a month.

I would love to hear more about this, as I have passed these buildings on the freeway. They are built right next to it, and right near that big shopping center on the freeway. So what’s good about it? Unless it’s cheaper than an apartment in LA and you don’t mind the commute, and are a golfer? Please explain why someone might want to move there.

And gangs, in Oxnard, no?

Home ownership is a scam created long ago for profit. You offer 100k and not including insurance and taxes end up paying 300k. And we are brainwashed to think it's an investment. Yes it has it's gains and loses but it will bleed you over thirty years 😢

Some realtors have teams of trained people who know what must be fixed and how to make repairs. That recently happened to me and having things done this way saved time, reduced worry, and was well worth the money.

Sound is barely audibe here 😢

Great video! Subscribed!

What about the HVAC system?

Thanks for the info

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...

What about shifting foundation? Would that need to be done?

We put in new driveway and entry walkway because it was lifted up and down in some places 3" and was dangerous. Bids were $12000-$6100, took $6100 and they did beautiful job. They removed tree roots 4-5" thick!

Does the exemption protect from assisted living facilities going after the home or equity after the home owner dies?

Moved to Ventura in 2010 Owned a townhouse, the HOA was unscrupulous, but I loved Ventura too much to leave. Now I’m on the beach. This town is FANTASTIC. Walkability AMAZING. Great FUN at the Fairgrounds. Schools are fantastic. It’s cold and foggy. A lot. It’s hot as HELL today everywhere in September. Not here. 80 degrees. ❤️🐬 see you at Tony’s.

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the roof should be number one, a drive way in rough shape is a no sale to me, because that could cost 10k to fix

fix everything that would be a pain to the new owners

always do home as if your gonna sell it. neutral colors etc. but to high quality. paint ceiling same as walls make life easy. put code for paint under switch plate.

Our roof has hail damage. We had to replace

This advice is good for 2024. In 2021 in the middle of the pandemic my brother in law got a ton back (bidding wars) in return after remodeling the kitchen and master bathroom, adding a bathroom in the finished basement. The new buyers took it even further but it was the exterior, adding rooms, replaced all the windows, paint and rear landscaping. They’re still working on the house. Iol