(Video Below) The Simi Valley Days Carnival is a 5 day event that takes place the weekend after the Simi Valley Days Parade. Rides, Food, Music and shopping are part of the fun. The more unusual event is the Cow Chip Bingo contest. You can buy a chance to win prize money in this event. […]
Simi Valley Home Sales Report For August 2010
The number of single-family detached homes sold in Simi Valley for the month of August 2010 retreated slightly for a second straight month. While interest rates are favorable, loan qualification is tougher and buyers are not quick to jump into a purchase with the lack of tax credits for incentives. The popular price range continued […]
#24 Simi Valley Days Parade – 365 Things To Do in Simi Valley
(Video Below) This year’s Simi Valley Days Parade took place on September 11, 2010. This event goes all way back to 1933 and was originally branded Pioneer Days. I actually participated (in the parade) in the late 1970s with my high school and the route was on the East End of Simi Valley ending on […]
#23 Born To Be Wild Motorcycle Exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library – 365 things to do in Simi Valley
(Video Below) The Born To Be Wild Motorcycle Exhibit at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library located in Simi Valley California will be on display till November 9th, 2010. There are 40 collector classic motorcycles on display. The Exhibit started out as a Harley Davidson display in connection with President Reagan’s (1983) leadership in protecting an […]
#22 Share the Road – Phillip Hernandez Memorial Ride 365 Things to do in Simi Valley
Michele Hernandez tragically lost her husband Phil when he was struck by a motorist while riding his bicycle in Simi Valley’s Long Canyon five years ago. Through this devastating loss Michele created the Widows Bond and Soaring Spirits Loss Foundation to help other widows deal with life after the loss of a spouse. Michele’s instrumental […]
Housing Prices Still Too High? Rightly Taking a Swipe at NAR
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you’ll know that I’m not a big fan of hyping the real estate market back into recovery. The banking industry, unemployment and the economy in general, still will have a large impact on home values over the next 3 to 5 years. It is not popular […]
#21 Children’s Splash Pad at Rancho Simi Community Park 365 Things to do in Simi Valley
The Children’s Splash Pad at Rancho Simi Community Park (AKA Lemon Park) is a great and a Free Activity to do with the kids. There is still time left this week as the Park district turns off the water after Labor day so get over there and check it out. As well as the Splash […]
Trulia Voices Answers Understanding Short Sales Buyer’s Purchase Contract Issues
Short Sale Buyer Contract deal points can make or break a short sale. In this video blog I go over the Short Sale Addendum for a quick overview of the form and some commentary on how it can help protect the buyer in the transaction. Make sure to read: Simi Valley Short Sale Information here […]
Simi Valley Indian Hills Ridge Home Sales History
See properties for sale All Indian Hills Tracts Indian Hills Ranch Indian Hills Estates Indian Hills Ridge Indina Hills Meadows Below are tables representing Simi Valley Indian Hills Ridge Home Sales History. The Indian Hills Ridge Tract is located off Flanagan east of Yosemite. This is a quick snapshot at how the Indian Hills Ridge […]
Simi Valley Home Buyers – FHA Premium Goes Up After Oct 4th
Simi Valley Home Buyers, if you are out shopping for a home and are going to use FHA financing it is important to make sure you get your FHA case number before October 4th, 2010 as the FHA Premium goes up after this date. John Yang independent mortgage broker and author of the Mortgage Video […]