Elayne Ceder

Is now a good time to make your house available for Sale? No! -it's an Absolutely Fantastic Time! National statistics confirm that for the 4 weeks ending 2-28-2021 the List Price-to-Sold Price ratio was 99%! And most homes went into escrow in less than 3 weeks! Want details? Call me at 323-656-8140

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A very unique property has come to market in mid-Nichols Canyon at 2533 Zorada Drive for an attractive entry-level price of $1,675,000. This rustic farmhouse-style home has 2242 SqFt with 2 Bdrms & 2.5 Baths on a comfortable 10,916 SqFt lot. Very private with lots of outdoor leisure space & some canyon vistas. Call me at 323-656-8140 for more info

In California , there's no such thing as too much disclosure! Every Owner & Realtor involved in a Sales transaction have statutory obligations to fully disclose everything they know about the subject property. Maybe even this....

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Don't try to burn wood logs in a fireplace that has not been built to sustain that heat. Know the limitations of your firebox unit. Many homes, particularly those built after 1967, only have a prefab metal unit that is unsafe for wood burning. There are many options available- So please don't start a fire! Check out this report from Architizer; it's very informative.

Did you know that if you are doing work on a property that was built before 1965, the Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering will require you to provide a sewerline video inspection that they will review before your permit is finalized. If they find that your concrete line is compromised, they can require that you perform the needed repairs -at your expense- before any certificate of occupancy is issued. On the bright side, who wants a house with a broken sewerline anyway?

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