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We had our home inspection and a lot of things came up, like 38 things that were wrong. We read the list and think most of them are small, like a window latch that doesn't totally work. The big structure things came back ok, but the air conditioner has problems. 38 seems like a lot of problems though. We don't want to buy a money pit, but also don't want to lose the house. So should we go forward? What should we look out for?
Asked by Sam | Mammoth Lakes, CA | 03-23-2026 | 682 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
Some people swear by them, others say they’re useless. I noticed when you call in for the warranty, they find a way to say it's not covered.
Asked by Yolando L | Pomona, CA | 03-22-2026 | 1,097 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 7 months ago
I am not married and want to purchase a home. I’m considering a condo, but I keep hearing mixed opinions.
Asked by Mike C | Quartz Hill, CA | 03-22-2026 | 1,730 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 7 months ago
I’m looking at a few homes right now and I’m not sure how to tell if the listing price is fair. Are there specific things buyers should look at—like comparable sales or time on the market—to know if a home is priced correctly?
Asked by Chris R | Hemet, CA | 03-21-2026 | 334 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
I’ve been using online estimates as a guide—how accurate are they really? what do you think?
Asked by Larry Chen | Eastvale, CA | 03-20-2026 | 643 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
I’m wondering if working with an agent actually adds value, or if I could save money by handling things myself.
Asked by Sean W | Needles, CA | 03-20-2026 | 258 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
If I receive an offer soon after listing, is it usually a good idea to accept it or wait for more offers?
Asked by Jack S | Temple City, CA | 03-19-2026 | 566 Views | Selling | Updated 7 months ago
There is a home in my neighborhood that has been doing a lot of work. I know it is a single, older man who lives there and I'm guessing that he is planning to sell soon. Our neighborhood is very desirable and I know it will go fast so I want to see if I can get it before he lists it. Aside from approaching him, is there a way to see and let him know that someone is interested?
Asked by Alexa L | San Diego, CA | 03-17-2026 | 463 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
When I go to open houses or private showings, I tend to focus on how the home looks. What are some important things buyers should pay attention to during a showing that are easy to miss?
Asked by Sara | Irvine, CA | 03-15-2026 | 576 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
There is a house in a neighborhood I like that is for sale and I want to go see it but I'm not sure how. Do i just call and make an appointment or do i need to have a realtor to take me? If i get a realtor, do I have to pay them? How much does it cost to see a house?
Asked by Corbin L | Torrance, CA | 03-11-2026 | 1,311 Views | Buying | Updated 7 months ago
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