Community Home Buying & Selling Real Estate Guide
Insider's Guide to Real Estate Research & Home Owner Information
(Video Below) Friday night I got started about 20-30 minutes later than I planned. Even though hiking the Chumash Trail in Simi Valley is a little less than 3 miles to the top the elevation gain is significant and with 80 degree weather you can only go so fast. At about 3/4 of a mile […]
#5 on my list is Cronies Sports Grill. Located on the southeast corner of Sycamore and Cochran in Simi Valley California in the Albertson’s Shopping Center, Cronies Sports Grill is one of three locations in Ventura County. The Simi Valley operation has been open five years. Famous for the frosted schooner filled with your beer […]
If you’re a Simi Valley borrower either purchasing a home or refinancing, you’ll encounter the new good faith estimate which is required to be given to you as an explanation and disclosure of the terms of your loan and the costs of your loan. This updated form has been required since the middle of January […]
Looking for things to do in Simi Valley? What a great way to beat the Simi Valley Summer heat with Free Summer Movies at the Simi Valley Civic Center Regal Theaters. The Civic Center Regal Theaters is offering free movies at 10:00 am on Tuesdays and Wednesdays as listed below during the Summer Family Film festival. Tickets […]
(Video Below) The Santa Susana Train Depot & Museum is a major historical landmark for Simi Valley. Constructed by Southern Pacific Railroad in 1903, this was a typical design used for a Southern Pacific railway station with living quarters for the station operator upstairs. Until the spring of 1904 all trains traveling to Los Angeles […]
(Video Below) The Simi Hills Driving Range is open late. How Late? 9:00 pm or an hour after dark. The range opens at dawn. I have a bunch of athletic kids and they wanted to come out with me. The Simi Hills Driving Range and Golf Course supports junior golf and has buckets of balls […]
Yes, that’s right, I’m opening a new section on my blog entitled 365 things to do in Simi Valley. I know this is an ambitious project and will probably create an extra workload, but as a resident of Simi Valley since 1986 and a local real estate agent, my friends, family and clients are always […]
Simi Valley homes for sale for the month of April 2010 had a slight uptick. The gain in average sales price and the slight gain in the total number of Simi Valley homes sold, is largely related to the federal tax credit that expired April 30. Effects from the federal tax credit will be seen […]
You’re in luck if you have a Wachovia or World Savings home loan and you are facing a short sale as your only option. There is a local representative for Wachovia assigned to the Simi Valley – east Ventura County area covering into the San Fernando Valley including the Santa Clarita areas. This process is […]
Friday, April 30th – The 1st time home buyer tax credit expired at midnight June 30, 2010. Stick a fork in it’s done! Ding dong the witch is dead! Hallelujah! Okay what’s wrong with me? While the first-time home buyer’s tax credit was designed to stimulate the market and I’m sure you could probably find […]