Lancaster, CA

I found a Title Professional in the Antelope Vally of Southern California in the high desert from Fidelity National Title. Frank Donato has a link on his website to look at the market reports for the Southern California Counties.

Great comparative information for consumers to look at within the communities they are looking to purchase or sell.

Click here to check it out!

See my 24 hour Market Report of the entire Antelope Valley by viewing A.V. Real Estate Trends (or paste www.gockelgroup.com/charts to your browser)

View my top 10 listing picks of the day for this area.

To find the true value of your home with a free, over-the-net home evaluation, please visit: Palmdale, Lancaster & Antelope Valley Real Estate Online (or paste www.homes-on-the-web.com to your browser).

Now you can locate homes that match your needs as you drive through the neighborhood. This custom application runs on your bluetooth enable phone and makes use of the built in GPS technology. Try this simple and free application now, just click HERE to start using this new technology to find your dream home.

If you would like a free list of homes for sale in the area, would like more information about East Lancaster or would like to speak directly to a professional agent, then give me a call:

Don Gockel, GRI, Realtor®
DRE #01319651
The Gockel Group
888-455-1543

Palmdale, Lancaster & Antelope Valley Real Estate Online
(or paste www.homes-on-the-web.com to your browser)
To send me email - click here
(don@homes-on-the-web.com)

I'm not one to look backward but 2007 kicked my butt. It took everything I had to stay afloat. It got to the point where I needed to take a full time job to survive. Having said that, I have been back full time in Real Estate. I HATE punching a clock! It seems that the old ways of getting clients has gone away and now I am learning all of the new technology to help my business grow. With the help of a friend and fellow Real Estate agent, Richard O'Brian, I ams slowly learning. I need to know what works best for you. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

East Lancaster, California Real Estate

We here at the Gockel Group, continuously monitor local real estate statistics to keep our clients informed and ahead of the real estate trends. Below you will find East Lancaster real estate statistics for the last seven days.

Total inventory today is: 168
Of these, the number that are short pays is: 54
Number of homes entering the market in the last 7 days: 21
Of these, the number that are short pays is: 4
Number of homes entering escrow in the last 7 days: 36
Number of homes closing escrow (sold) in the last 7 days: 20
Of these, the number that are short pays is: 1
Number of homes cancelled/removed/expired/withdrawn from the market in the last 7 days: 12

See my 24 hour Market Report of the entire Antelope Valley by viewing A.V. Real Estate Trends (or paste www.gockelgroup.com/charts to your browser)

View my top 10 listing picks of the day for this area.

To find the true value of your home with a free, over-the-net home evaluation, please visit: Palmdale, Lancaster & Antelope Valley Real Estate Online (or paste www.homes-on-the-web.com to your browser).

Now you can locate homes that match your needs as you drive through the neighborhood. This custom application runs on your bluetooth enable phone and makes use of the built in GPS technology. Try this simple and free application now, just click HERE to start using this new technology to find your dream home, or text HOTW to 87778.

If you would like a free list of homes for sale in the area, would like more information about East Lancaster or would like to speak directly to a professional agent, then give me a call:

Don Gockel, GRI, Realtor®
DRE #01319651
The Gockel Group
888-455-1543

Palmdale, Lancaster & Antelope Valley Real Estate Online
(or paste www.homes-on-the-web.com to your browser)
To send me email - click here
(don@homes-on-the-web.com)

Senate Banking Committee chairman Chris Dodd, D-Conn., went on the record Tuesday calling for a seven-month extension of the $8,000 first-time homebuyer tax credit, which is set to expire in five weeks. Chairing a hearing on the state of the housing market, Sen. Dodd said home prices are stabilizing but "we still need to use every tool at our disposal to try and fix this problem." The White House has yet to reveal its position on the extension. The Mortgage Bankers Association and other trade groups, predictably, support the extension. My guess is that Mr. Obama will endorse it. As soon as the Feds realize that what goes around, comes around, we will all be a lot better. Just think of it...encourage 1st time buyers to buy some of this foreclosure inventory, give them $8000 incentive and see the circulation of money, not to mention property tax volume increase. People buy homes, pay taxes and purchase goods for the home. That $8000 that the Feds gave comes back many times over. It's a WIN-WIN.