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Your Home Sold Within 30 Days Or We Pay You $8,000*

The only thing as good as saving a lot of money is saving a great deal of time, so here’s a special Cyber Monday deal for home sellers: #cybermonday

While every agent will promise to sell your home, the reality of the real estate market today is that this simply doesn’t always happen. The fact of the matter is, the majority of homes listed for sale sit on the market for months, and many of these homes never sell at all. Needless to say, this is highly frustrating to a homeseller like you. But more than this, it can be financially crushing if you’re counting on the sale of your home to fulfill some other obligation. #realestate

880 W 1st St #412 Downtown Los Angeles Corey Chambers Team JUST SOLD in less than two weeks! All CASH for 99% of asking price. Sold 76% faster than the comps.

Well, The Corey Chambers Team sets itself apart from most agents by being accountable to you. In other words, we don’t just promise to sell your home, we guarantee it. Our 30 Days or we Pay You $8,000 Guarantee is as simple as this: We guarantee to have an offer accepted on your home within 30 days or we will pay you $8,000 cash when it sells. If your home sits on the market for longer than 30 days from the time we list it, we will continue to market it aggressively but pay you $8,000 cash upon its sale. As you can see, we put our money where our mouths are. Instead of making you empty promises, we give you a written guarantee of performance and if we don’t live up to this agreement, we pay you $8,000 cash. Offer ends December 21, 2018. #dtla

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* Terms apply. Special offer ends December 21, 2018.

Homeless Haunted by Hideous Hazard

We tried to find some more fun Halloween entertainment choices today, but could not ignore the real scary news stories this Halloween that are unfortunately true tales of fright. The number of patients in Los Angeles’ typhus outbreak has surpassed 100, according to NBC News. Observers see a clear correlation between the rise of typhus and the area’s 47 percent increase in homelessness since 2012. #dtla #typhus #halloween

7 SCARY MISTAKES FOR HOMESELLERS TO AVOID – FREE REPORT

Typhus outbreak in Los Angeles County surpasses 100 patients.
Squalid conditions in the city's skid row area have created a 'typhus zone' where cases have cropped up https://t.co/it4WvUPaoJ via @NBCNews
@LAHealthDept @lapublichealth @LACity #homeless #dtla California

— Michael Parker (@mplasd) October 31, 2018

A typhus infection can cause headache, high fever and, in rare cases, meningitis and death. Feces from infected fleas and ticks are rubbed into cuts or scrapes in the skin or rubbed into the eyes. The bacterial disease can then also be transferred by people, carriers without symptoms, such as restaurant workers. It is also spread by mites including body lice and chiggers.

Ed P. Reyes River Greenway - L.A. Parks atrociously unsanitary, neglected and overrun by real and increasing dangers of harm from homeless pets and rodents. — Ed P. Reyes River Greenway – L.A. Parks atrociously unsanitary, neglected by the city and overrun by real and increasing dangers of harm from homeless pets and rodents.

Nearly 10% of all L.A. Area cases have been downtown, where squalid conditions in the skid row neighborhood, such as piles of trash and conspicuous rats, have contributed to the outbreak. Department of Public Health said that no typhus deaths have been registered in 2018. While the city has taken some measures, such as increasing cleaning budgets, the dangerous conditions continue to grow. Homeless with dogs and huge rat populations continue to increase unsanitary garbage and unsafe conditions in Los Angeles streets and parks.

Horrors of Downtown Drugs, Violence and Disease

The outbreak follows other recent homeless-related outbreaks, including Hepatitis and drug gang violence. Local homeless services leaders say that local, state and federal governments are not treating this like the emergency that it is. While waiting for officials to clean up this mess, please enjoy this Rodentz horror film trailer.

The real story of Typhoid Mary: