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Downtown Los Angeles is today experiencing one of the largest influxes of residents in American history. During the renaissance and revitalization of Downtown from 2000 to 2015, the Downtown population has tripled from around 25,000 to more than 75,000. And it’s no wonder why: The renewal of DTLA has created more than 500,000 jobs, one of the highest ratios of available jobs per resident in the world.

The bigger reason is quality of life, as Downtown LA now has more amazing restaurants within walking distance than residents will ever have time to experience. There’s more concert halls, theaters and art gallery venues and events than we can ever hope to take in… and more choices of fun bars, pubs and other entertainment opportunities than most can imagine. Downtown L.A. also has more amazing lofts with historic and industrial character than another city in the sunny climate Southern California.

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While so many are moving into Downtown, some home owners find that now is the time to sell during a strong market with higher home values and prices so that they can lock in their gains. Find out what the loft down the street sold for. Fill out my online form.

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Real Estate Tips and Tricks: This Simple Tactic is the Most Overlooked Trick to Getting the Best Deal on an Amazing Home

Open space with big windows and light, by the best walking areas near restaurants, shopping and entertainment. But what if the price is too high? This blog post has answers to that question. For those who are very business minded, it comes naturally. For the rest of us who must learn and work to make good things happen, we need to put in just a bit of effort to find and get the best deals.

Before getting to this step, the home buyer or renter will have maximum leverage for low price by getting access to all of the properties, and not just some of them. For Downtown, these unadvertised bargains can be found with a free VIP Buyer Program or a paid VIP Renter Service such as the LA Loft Tour at www.LALoftTour.com.

20160826_200914 Failing to ask is the number one mistake for humans who want something and don’t get it. So, when it comes to getting a good deal, we need to ask. Only about 70% of home buyers and just about 30% of renters place an offer less than the asking price. So up to 30% of home buyers and up to 70% of renters are not negotiating to get the very lowest price. It is a 2-step process. The first step is to ask the seller, owner, listing agent or manager if there are other offers or applications for the property or rental. Also ask how long it has been on the market. Then place an offer. This works best when there are 2 or more properties that you like, and you place offer on both properties. Many renters and home buyers get obsessed with a single property, which reduces the chances of getting a bargain price. The most seasoned real estate professionals of all types, especially those who must get a great price, place many offers on many properties. For those who are obsessed with a particular property, and want to try to get that property for sure, the safest tactic is to place the highest and best offer as soon as possible.