Evans Mureithi Premier Realty Associates, DRE #01796632

01/15/2026

07/04/2024

This is what you can get for $200,000 in Oklahoma 👀

According to the listing, "This two story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home was built in 1935 and still carries the some of the gorgeous old world charm of year it was built. Important updates have been done on this property, tankless water heater, windows have been replaced, a new roof will be going on soon and a perfect front porch to relax on."

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07/04/2024

Are you seeing this where you live? 🤔

High interest rates and a growing glut of homes for sale are leading many homeowners to reduce prices, hoping to entice discerning buyers to bid. And some markets are feeling it more than others.

46 of the 50 largest metros saw the share of price reductions increase compared with last May. The number of homes on the market in May has increased 34.2% since a year earlier, which has squeezed home sellers even more. Homes are spending an average of 44 days on the market, and that’s left many homeowners with no choice but to cut prices.

Here are the top three areas with the greatest number of price-reduced deals:

1. Tampa, FL
2. Jacksonville, FL
3. Charlotte, NC

07/04/2024

This move will take a while 😮

A home in an upscale San Francisco neighborhood has been listed for an unexpectedly low $488,000. However, potential buyers should note that they won't be able to move in for nearly 30 years.

The home is tenant-occupied, with the occupants holding what is described as “SF City-tenant protection class-status,” according to the listing. These tenants potentially have rights to remain in the home until 2053, implying that the new owners might have to wait almost 30 years before moving in.

The listing indicates that the tenants' current lease includes strong long-term rent restrictions and an "unconventional method of rental payment." The current monthly rent stands at $416.67, with the tenants also covering their garbage, water, gas, and electric expenses.

Moreover, neither the seller nor the agent can guarantee access to the property for the new owners. The previous homeowner, who passed away at the age of 100 due to natural causes, had owned the house until their death.

The 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home came onto the market on June 6th and is currently pending.

11/27/2021

Good information

When your home needs updating in multiple areas, you may find yourself wondering where to begin.

11/27/2021

This good information to know.

When home buyers are purchasing a newly constructed single-family residence or condo in a new development, they may wonder why they need to pay for title insurance on property that no one has ever owned