La Canada Flintridge, CA Real Estate — Homes For Sale in La Canada Flintridge, CA

The communities of La Canada and Flintridge were joined in 1976. La Canada is approximately 15 miles Northeast of Los Angeles, in unincorporated Los Angeles County, Northwest of Pasadena and East of La Crescenta. To the North, it is bordered by the Angeles National Forest. Appreciated for its rural atmosphere and homes on larger lots, residents often joke that it's similar to the fictional Mayberry. WHY IS LA CANADA REAL ESTATE SO EXPENSIVE? The 8 ½ mile town boasts a low crime rate and award winning public schools which is one reason Phyllis and her family moved here more than twenty years ago. The community offers a convenient commute to most areas of Los Angeles. less

Painting the home, fixing the air conditioner, looking into staging, coordinating with the real estate agent - as a home seller, there's a lot to do. While you have a lot on your plate, it can be easy for simple things to fall through the cracks. Prevent such issues from arising and possibly hindering your home sale with these tips. Account for improvements and issues If you've owned your home for a while, make a list of all the problems you've solved while you've lived there. From chimney fires, water damage, or a flood in the basement. Whether you solved the problem or not, you should disclose this information to the buyer so that you don't wind up in a lawsuit after the sale. Make sure the doorbell rings Attention to detail can make a sale. It's those little cosmetic and functional repairs that could cost you your home sale. If buyers see that you can't make minor repairs, they're automatically going to think about what else may need fixing. Clean inside everything Storage is a major plus for homeowners. Take note that buyers will poke around inside closets and drawers to see if they're a good size. However, if they see filth, grime, and dust, they're unlikely to move forward with the home. Make sure you clean all of those nooks and crannies! Clarify which items are no included. You don't want to fall in love with your house only to have them rescind their offer when they find out that you're not leaving the curtains. The law says that anything bolted to the wall or ceiling goes to the buyer unless specifically excluded in the contract. Be sure to label the items you are taking so that buyers don't think that they'll be owning them along with the house. If you're still searching for the right home to suit your needs or looking to sell your property, get in touch with a local real estate agent. Contact Addora Beall, serving Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, La Crescenta, and the La Canada areas of California to get started today! less