Danny Murphy & Associates can help you with all of your real estate sales and real estate listings in Southern California. We serve Orange County, including Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine, and Newport Beach.
Investor’s Dream Project w/ Significant Value-add Potential Zoning: R-2 – Multi Family Dwelling Unit A: 1 Bedroom + 1 Bath, Approx 770 SqFt + Huge Side yard Unit B: 1 Bedroom + 1 Bath, Approx 770 SqFt Lot Size SqFt: 6,000 (Approx) Garage: Large gravel Driveway + Street Year Built: 1946 Potential Rents:…
Feature/Highlights · Bedrooms: 3 + Downstairs Den (Can be Converted to Bedroom) · Baths: 2 ½ (1 Downstairs) · SqFt: 2,044 · Garage: 2 Car Attached · HOA Dues: 2: $111/month, $134/month · Year Built: 2011 · Central Heating & AC · Resort-like Amenities including: 6 pools, spas, two clubhouses, several parks, tennis courts, walking…
Welcome to your new beach-close home! Feature/Highlights: This home resides on an over 10,000 square foot lot in this quiet and established California Classic neighborhood. On the market for the first time since being built, the home has been exceptionally maintained and upgraded for quality entertaining and warmth. The generous downstairs living spaces offer a bedroom…
This post is part of a series about new 2015 California Real Estate laws. Click here to see the series. Sellers must now pay all fees This California Association of Realtors (CAR) sponsored bill prohibits the practice of document bundling (requiring the purchase of a package of documents together with the legally mandated disclosures) in the…
This post is part of a series about new 2015 California Real Estate laws. Click here to see the series. 2015 California Real Estate Laws: Documentary Transfer Tax – Purchase price is no longer a secret This law repeals the right of a principal buyer to request that the transfer tax be shown on a separate document, thus shielding it…
The KCM Crew gives you a couple of reasons it’s wise to buy right now instead of renting. 1. Homebuyers spend an average of 15.3-17.4% of their income on their mortgage, while renters pay 29.9%. 2. Buying a home is 30.8% more affordable than renting compared to statistics from 1985-1999.
