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Video Tour of Higgins Building Loft For Sale – Get the lowest price with Mills Act Tax Benefits

Check out the new video of the loft for sale in the Higgins Building.  Here’s How to Save a Bundle!  #video #dtla
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Unit #705 is the LOWEST PRICED MILLS ACT LOFT IN Downtown Los Angeles.

OPEN HOUSE MID-DAY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 11:30 AM TO 1:30 PM — Amazing loft with modern style and Downtown character, high ceilings, open space, oversized industrial windows and natural light. Quiet courtyard condominium unit in historically designated Higgins Building. Enjoy the Mills Tax Act reduced property taxes. In the beautiful, clean Historic Core Old Bank Civic Center neighborhood, this unit also has original concrete floors, stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and nice tiled bath. Convenient to laundry room. The building is of classic Beux-Arts architecture. Walk to Grand Avenue Park, Grand Central Market, Little Tokyo, Art Walk, Historic Core, restaurants and metro. By LAPD HQ dog park. Affordable parking available next door in several indoor/outdoor lots. World-class Edison Lounge in the basement of the building and dramatic Downtown LA skyline views from the rooftop.

Call to request a viewing (213) 880-9910.

Corey Chambers
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To find out how much you can sell your home for and how long it will take, call Corey at (213) 880-9910

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Buying a Downtown Loft or Condo? 4 Demands to Make on Your Real Estate Agent #dtla #agent

Are you thinking of buying a Downtown loft? Are you dreading having to walk through strangers’ homes?

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Are you concerned about getting the paperwork correct? Hiring a professional real estate agent can take away most of the challenges of buying. A great agent is always worth more than the commission they charge, just like a great doctor or great accountant.

You want to deal with one of the best agents in the DTLA marketplace. To do this, you must be able to distinguish an average agent from a great one.

Here are the top 4 demands to make of your real estate agent when buying a loft:

1. Tell the Truth About the Price

When making an offer on the home you want to buy, make sure that your agent walks you through their plan for getting both the seller – and the bank – to accept that price. Too many agents will just take the offer that you suggest and then try to ‘work’ both you and the seller in the negotiating phase later. In a competitive market, you need an agent who is going to help you make the best ‘initial offer’ so that you stand out from the crowd. Every condo in today’s market must be sold twice – first to you and then to your bank.

The second sale may be more difficult than the first. When prices are surging, it is difficult for appraisers to find adequate, comparable sales (similar properties in Downtown Los Angeles that closed recently) to defend the selling price when performing the appraisal for the bank. A red flag should be raised if your agent is not discussing this with you at the time of the original offer.

2. Understand Your Timetable

You will be moving into a new home. Whether the move revolves around the start of the new school year or a new job, you will be trying to put the move to a plan.

This can be very emotionally draining. Demand from your agent an appreciation for the timetables you are setting. Your agent cannot pick the exact date of your move, but they should exert any influence they can to make it work.

3. Remove as Many of the Challenges as Possible

It is imperative that your agent knows how to handle the challenges that will arise. An agent’s ability to negotiate is critical in this market.

Remember: If you have an agent who was weak negotiating with you on parts of the purchase offer, don’t expect them to turn into a superhero when they are negotiating with the seller for you.

4. Find the Right Loft!

There is a reason you are putting yourself through the process of moving.

You are moving on with your life in some way. The reason is important or you wouldn’t be dealing with the headaches and challenges that come along with buying. Do not allow your agent to forget these motivations. If they discover something needs to be done in order to attain your goal, insist that they have the courage to inform you.

Good agents know how to deliver good news. Great agents know how to deliver tough news. In today’s market, YOU NEED A GREAT DOWNTOWN LOFT SPECIALIST AGENT!

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Copyright © 2016 This free information provided courtesy L.A. Loft Blog and LAcondoInfo.com with information provided by Corey Chambers, Realty Source Inc, BRE#01889449 We are not associated with the homeowner’s association or developer. For more information, contact (213) 880-9910 or visit LAcondoInfo.com  Licensed in California. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Properties subject to prior sale or rental. This is not a solicitation if buyer or seller is already under contract with another broker.