Wright Realtors Real Estate News
Jan
24
Lodi California History
 Updated
pages. Added 37 historic photos.
In 1869 Allen T. Ayers, J. U. Megley and R. L. Wardrobe
petitioned the railroad company to establish a station at the place
known as Lode, offering them an undivided half of a half mile square
of land on which to lay out the site for a town. This liberal offer
was accepted, and the company proceeded to lay out the plat, naming
the point Mokelumne station; but some years later the name
was found to be too similar to others in the State, the present name
of Lodi was selected.
Jan
17
Checklist For a Quick Sale
When it Comes Down to Selling Your Home, the Small Things Really Do Count Here’s
a cool list of hot ideas which make your home more appealing, and bring you more
money.
Jan
10
No More Procrastinating, Start It Now!
 It
doesn't matter if it’s cleaning up the garage, paying your monthly bills, filing
your tax returns on time, or just getting up out of bed, everyone have a
propensity to procrastinate at times. Robinson Crusoe was the only man to ever
have his work all accomplished by Friday. Are you the personality type who
tackles their tasks head on and accomplishes their projects right away, or are
you more apt to put things off by procrastinating?
Jan
02
Property Being Foreclosed Upon Must
be Disclosed to Prospective Tenants
 A new law in California requires landlords to disclose to prospective tenants, before signing a lease, when a recorded notice of default has been filed against the property. This requirement only applies to apartments and single-family homes rentals of four units or less.
The law resulted from Senate Bill 1191 (Simitian). Governor Brown approved the
bill on September 25, 2012 and enacted in Civil Code Section 2924.85. This new
law took effect January 1, 2013.
Jan
01
Looking at the Online Fuzzy Math Home Values
 Ricardo Hernandez did a lot of hard work to turn his 3,500-sq.-ft. stucco home in the Stockton suburbs into an ultimate pad for grown-up parties, It included a custom wine cellar, game room, plus a infinity-edge pool that overlooked Lake Lincoln. When interest rates recently dropped, Mr. Hernandez, took a look into refinancing his $350,000 loan. And that is when he received the news that his home had gone down over $150,000 in value as he was renovating it.
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