Every year the California Association of Realtors hosts their Buyer’s Fair at the Los Angeles Convension Center downtown. My honest oppinion is, it’s not that informative for buyers, rather a showcase for Title, Inspection, and other Real Estate organizations. The upside, if you look online and plan out informative lectures by Leslie Appleton-Young, it may just be worth the $2 Metro ride.
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HAFA is the first Short Sale program to set nationwide Short Sale standards and financial incentives and it went ‘live’ in the non-GSE market on April 5, 2010. Don’t miss the opportunity to become a Certified HAFA specialist!
Indeed. I was as the fair before the HAFTA program so thankfully the government is being pro-active!
I think there is something to being able to claim that you are a ‘Certified HAFA Specialist’, especially with the endorsement from the California Association of Realtors.
Governor is expected to announce that the CA $10k tax credit for buying new (never occupied homes) is expanded to used homes bought by first time buyers. This is in ADDITION to the federal tax credit.
the current CA credit for new homes is 5% of the home price, so assuming it stays constant youd need a 200k home to capture the full 10k. As it stands now it’s a PR release by California Association of REALTORS duly signed by San Francisco Association of REALTORS.