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On November 3rd, California voters approved Proposition 19, a measure designed to give homeowners more freedom to change residences while closing tax loopholes on inherited properties.

The measure, set to go into effect early next year, has two distinct parts, the first of which allows homeowners who are 55 or older, disabled, or lost their home in a natural disaster to transfer their tax base to a new home up to three times anywhere in California.

Moving just got easier with the passage of Prop 19. Here are the changes and what to expect from real estate in the future.

Rates have dropped to historically low levels, now is a great time to refinance.  If you are thinking of refinancing, the process is pretty similar

While the roof is one of the most important parts of your home, it’s also one of the most neglected. The average homeowner gives little

Considering the average homeowner doesn’t have to hire a contractor very often, it’s small wonder that most homeowners find it intimidating. Learn three criteria to

It seems that we can’t turn on the television or radio without hearing an ad for a “reverse mortgage.” So, what is a reverse mortgage

Here is a simple info-graphic to help you be mindful of home maintenance tasks. I think the yearly cost is a bit high. Some of

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