The Home Search
Buyer beware; How to discover if a house might have serious problems E-mail
The Home Search
Written by Stacey Altherr, Newsday   

House sitting in the middle of a flood.When looking for a home, most house hunters know to ask about the age of the roof or the boiler, or whether the schools have a good reputation. Many hire inspectors to check the infrastructure of the building itself.
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A woman sees a house differently from a man--and it's her opinion that counts most when time to buy E-mail
The Home Search
Written by Diane Wedner, Los Angeles Times   

Man and woman with their back to us, facing a home.What do women want?

Plenty, when buying a home. And how they go about finding the perfect palace often is as different from men's approach as, well, Venus is from Mars.
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They mean business E-mail
The Home Search
Written by Ann Brenoff, Los Angeles Times   

Professional woman in a confrontational stance.No more! Some agents say they are done coddling stubborn sellers and fusspot buyers.

Attention, you picky buyers who think you have all the time in the world to house hunt before you ink an offer. (And this goes double for those of you who think that a listing price is just some silly number pulled from the air and that you can offer 30% less.) Listen up: Agents are mad as hell and aren't going to take you anymore.
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Homeowners' Big Question E-mail
The Home Search
Written by Peter Y. Hong, Los Angeles Times   

Pacific style home.'How low can we go?' they ask uneasily. A lot lower, experts say.

Eric S. Broida wants to trade up. He has been eyeing a multimillion-dollar house near his Pacific Palisades home and thinks it might be a bargain.

Eventually, that is.

The 4,600-square-foot house has languished on the market for six months. The sellers have cut the ask-ing price several times, slashing it from $4.6 million to $3.6 million.
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