Real Estate Kathrin Rogers

One of my newest reviews: Phenomenal Experience Kathrin guided us so efficiently and with such care. Home buying was the least appealing thing I could imagine, but Kathrin really made it a grounded practical exercise that ultimately turns out, made home buying achievable! She really took the time to understand our goals and needs and then when she knew what we were targeting, she reached out to a seller before a perfect house even went on the market to lock down a tour and th...en a deal for us. Two months later we were closed and moved in. We can't understate how great it was to get through the process so quickly and efficiently. We can't recommend Kathrin highly enough. We were/are lucky to have her as our agent!!! Verified by RateMyAgent #ratemyagent, #helloagent #SOLD #thankful #socalliving #socal

CONGRATULATION to my sellers! We overachieved our goals! My clients received more $$ and at the same time we were able to close escrow in 2020! 10 days on the market!... Sellers & Buyers are HAPPY! I had the pleasure to work with a great buyers agent. We only had a 2 days delay in closing which is exceptional at the moment. GREAT TEAMWORK !!! #helloagent, #thankful, #SOLD, #socalliving, #socal

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Huntington Harbour did it again! They outdid themselves this year! Well done and a huge THANK YOU to our nearby Yacht clubs!... HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

Get ready for 3 D virtual tours! I am excited to use this new marketing tool for show all my listings safely. #Matterport, #marketing, #3Dmarketing #helloagent #realestate

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County Recorder's office are closed today June 1st due to the protests and Violence happening throughout. Sorry to say if you have a closing that was scheduled for today in LA county it will not be recorded today =( I will keep you all posted, as Orange County maybe next if this keeps up another night.... #Realestate, #HelloAgent

COVID-19 has impacted the economy across the board. The economic data prior to the Coronavirus was pumping on all cylinders. Consumer confidence, consumption, unemployment, housing, stocks, leading economic indicators, everything was pointing to a phenomenal 2020. After the virus broke, every chart was impacted severely. Housing was no exception. Experts have been debating what the economic recovery will look like. Initially, some experts were calling for a quick rebound, a ...V-Shaped bounce. That is when the economy rises nearly as fast as it falls. Yet, with more time to reflect on all the data, most experts now agree that it will be a U-Shaped recovery, one that after hitting a bottom will slowly but surely turn upward. The best analogy is a dimmer switch. As the dial is slowly turned, the economy will continue to accelerate until one day it is pumping on all cylinders again. Housing is proving that it is an exception and is currently experiencing a V-Shaped recovery with demand soaring 38% in the past two weeks. How can that be? The sleeping giant has awakened. Even though life as everybody knows it has been turned upside down and California has only moved to Phase 2, record low interest rates are instigating demand. Dawning masks and gloves, buyers are viewing homes again and making offers. Prior to the stay at home order in mid-March, housing was a sizzling hot Seller’s Market with extraordinarily little inventory and unbelievable demand. It was the hottest start to a Spring Market since 2013, a spring to remember for Orange County housing. Low mortgage rates, averaging 3.75%, was stoking the fires of demand. When the virus hit, demand plunged, and the market slowed. See more

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I couldn't agree more with this article. Prices are not going down! That is what I experience in our market too. #HelloAgent, #realestate, #socal, #socalliving

HAPPY MONDAY! Just wanted to share one my my newest reviews from a buyer I helped a few weeks ago. I am very happy for my first time home buyers since we faced a lot of competition. Yes! Even with COVID 19 good properties sell fast. Over the weekend they received 12 offers. We were lucky to get a sellers multiple counter offer. With the right strategy my clients were they lucky buyers the sellers picked.... "Kathrin was great to work with. She helped us tour a property the day we contacted her with little notice. She did a great job showing us comp for the area and got moving on the escrow process quickly. She was very responsive to my messages and helped guide me through the process every step of the way. It was a pleasure to work with her" THANK YOU Jeff S. for your trust with the purchase of your new home. #CostaMesa, #realestate, Socal, Socalliving, #HelloAgent

HAPPY MONDAY! Are we entering a buyers market? As a result of everyday life grinding to a halt, demand dropped by 55% in the past month, from 2,398 pending sales to 1,080. These demand levels were last seen in 2007. Since the stay at home order on March 19th, the number of homes placed on the market dropped by 52% compared to the prior 5-year average. That is 1,972 fewer homeowners entering the fray. Consequently, the active inventory has only grown by 185 homes in the past... four weeks, a 4% rise, and the inventory now sits at 4,344 homes. While demand may be at Great Recession levels, the inventory is not growing like it did in 2006 through 2008 when it reached nearly 18,000 homes. Looking at the county’s different price ranges and detached versus attached, the entire market has been impacted. Yet, there are a few ranges that are still functioning. They have evolved from an extremely hot price range to one that still favors sellers but a bit slower. For detached homes, everything below $1 million lines up at least slightly in the seller’s favor. Between $500,000 to $750,000, the bread and butter of the local housing market, detached homes are obtaining more offers than any other range and sellers get to call most of the shots. The Expected Market Time (the time between hammering in the FOR-SALE sign to opening escrow) for that range is at 49 days, a Seller’s Market. Four weeks ago, it was at 25 days. For detached above $1,000,000, the market slows considerably, leaning in favor of buyers. Above $2 million has nearly ground to a halt. For attached, only condominiums between $250,000 to $500,000 slightly favors sellers with an Expected Market Time of 85 days. It was at 34 days four weeks ago. The $500,000 to $750,000 price range for condominiums is balanced. All other condominium ranges, including those below $250,000, favor buyers. For attached above $1 million, the market is extremely slow. Keep in mind even with the demand going flat with a suppressing supply our local housing market is not dropping in value by a lot. Days on the market are longer compared to last year but value's are holding steady. Credit to Steven Thomas, Reports on Housing

Happy Monday! Lately I am getting more and more calls from buyers ready to jump in the market. A lot of them are assuming the market will go down. I am following our local market closely and I don't see it happening. It really comes down to supply and demand. Seller's are not in a hurry to put their homes on the market at the moment. Of course the demand dropped as well. The market is not favoring anybody at the moment. ... The market is becoming a balanced market. NOT a buyer's market. The positive side is less competition but also less to choose from. Unless we get a significant amount of new listings on the market and the demand keeps low we might see prices go down. I am happy to discuss any questions or concerns you might have with you. Kathrin Rogers 714-717-9964 [email protected] BRE#01710724

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