Sold Out of homes. How you can help and make money.

What is the best mortgage? A 30-Year or a 7-Year Fixed Loan

5 easy low cost ways to increase the sale price of your home

Do I Really Need Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)?

Why spend tons of money on what appears to be the same job?

Home Security Checklist for Redwood City homes

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Sold Out of homes. How you can help and make money.

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Dec 26, 2016
   Categories : Blog, Featured Posts, Redwood City CA, Sellers Tips, Wednesday Seller Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Sellers | Tags: #SanFranciscoBayHomes, #sellahome, #sfbayhomesforsale, #siliconvalleyhomes, cheap homes, cheap redwood city homes, Redwood Shores, san mateo county, sfbayhomes, Short Sale, sotheby's | Leave A Comment

Do you want to sell your home?

Sold Out of homes. How you can help and make money. We have sold all of our inventory of homes. This is … Continue reading →

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What is the best mortgage? A 30-Year or a 7-Year Fixed Loan

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Nov 09, 2016
   Categories : Blog, Buyers Tips, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: 30 year fixed loan, 7 year fixed loan, finance, san mateo county, sfbayhomes.com, Short Sale, sotheby's | Leave A Comment

30 year fixed vs 7 year fixed

Mortgage is needed to purchase a home unless you have ALL-CASH! What is the best mortgage? A Continue reading →

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5 easy low cost ways to increase the sale price of your home

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Nov 02, 2016
   Categories : Sellers Tips, Wednesday Seller Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Sellers | Tags: buy, cliffnotesonrealestate.com, condo, Foreclosure, House, housing, Real Estate, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, sale, san mateo county, sell, sfbayhomes.com, Short Sale, sotheby's | Leave A Comment

5 Low-Cost Ways To Add Value To Your Home

Increase the sale price when you sell your home with these 5 easy low cost ways to increase the sale price of … Continue reading →

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Do I Really Need Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)?

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Oct 01, 2016
   Categories : Buyers Tips, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: banks requirements on pmi, buyers, cliffnotesonrealestate.com, Foreclosure, necessary, PMI, private mortgage insurance, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, san mateo county, sfbayhomes.com, Short Sale, sotheby's | Leave A Comment

Do I Really Need Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)?

Not necessarily does every home buyer need to purchase PMI. It will depend on whether your own lender requires it or not. This … Continue reading →

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Why spend tons of money on what appears to be the same job?

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Sep 14, 2016
   Categories : Blog, Buyers Tips, Saturday Buyers Tips - Real Estate Know-How For Home Buyers | Tags: appraiser, banks, buyers, Foreclosure, home buying process, home inspector, homes, Real Estate, real estate loan, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, san mateo county, sotheby's, why spend tons of money | Leave A Comment

Why spend tons of money on what appears to be the same job?

Why spend tons of money on the appraiser you hired by the bank to decide and estimated fair … Continue reading →

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Home Security Checklist for Redwood City homes

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Aug 25, 2016
   Categories : Sellers Tips | Tags: home security check list, homes, houses, Real Estate, Redwood City, san mateo county, security, sfbayhomes.com, sotheby's | Leave A Comment

Home Security Checklist

Home security checklist is a guide that will help you check your home for safety measures. Protection of your loved ones is always an important aspect … Continue reading →

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