Tiffany Thompson
Phone:
(310) 776-0258
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(310) 776-0258
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(310) 943-1962

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SOLD: $879,000
Sold for Full Price!
Woodland Hills 4Bd/3Ba $879,000
Top of Woodland Crest
3824 Saint Johnswood Drive
4 Bed/3Bath w/Pool

SOLD: $846,000
 In Multiple Offers Over Asking!

1818 Kemper St.
3 BD/2.5 BA + Loft & Sky Garden

SOLD: $617,000
 In Multiple Offers!

7276 Woodrow Wilson Dr.,
2 Bed / 1 Bath Hollywood Hills

 
Thinking of Selling? 

It's no secret.  Prices have decreased in most areas.  But with the right guidance, you can still get top dollar for your home.  As long as it remains a sluggish housing market, it is critically important to properly price, stage and market your home for mass appeal and maximum exposure. With every listing I offer an analysis of how we can best prepare your home for sale for today's finicky buyers.  In our listing appointment, we'll determine what your home is worth in today's market and what we can do to maximize your home's value to put more money in your pocket. 

In today's market, it is more critical than ever to position your home with maximum exposure and maximum appeal to cultivate the most qualified buyers and highest price offers.  When you list your home with me, we will craft the best strategy to get the most for your property, with the least hassle, and the least amount of time.  

Call me for a free consultation to get started today.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Tiffany Thompson
(310) 776-0258
tiffany@tiffanyforhomes.com

Facing Foreclosure?  Did you know you may have several options that could help you keep your home or minimize the impact that a foreclosure has on your credit?  More and more, banks are willing to renegotiate loans to keep homeowners out of foreclosure and prevent the banks from taking on way more properties than they can handle.  If that doesn't work, there are still other options from Short Sale (selling the home for less than the owed amount with the lender's permission), to Bankruptcy, which may even keep you in the home.  The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Decelopment also offers free counselors at http://www.HUD.gov.  Lawyers.com lists some options here: Homeowner's Options When Facing Foreclosure 
   
 
Tax Incentives for Homeowners:  If you own your home and your property has increased over $250,000, you may want to consider moving into the house next door...  You may qualify for up to a $250,000 (or $500,000 for married couples) capital gains tax exemption when you sell your primary residence.*  More and more, we see people selling their homes to buy similar properties in order to take advantage of tax free appreciation.  Once your property value has exceeded the tax-free allowance, you will likely owe taxes on any additional profit.  For some, it's become an investment strategy and a way of life - packing up every time they’ve earned $250,000 or more in equity to take advantage of the tax incentives.  There has been talk of amending the tax codes, so consult your tax professional to see whether and how it may effect you.  Consult your tax advisor for more information and restrictions.

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