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San Diego vs. Maine Basketball Ticket Giveaway

Spike and Son at the Knicks

VS. When I was a kid, I was lucky enough to see some great sporting events.  The 1984 Olympics and the 1989 NCAA Men’s Basketaball Tournament are two of the most memorable events.  I still tell people about the Opening Ceremonies and Bo Kimble shooting left-handed free throws in honor of Hank Gathers.  There’s just something… Read More

San Diego Bargain Mama wants to give you $100!

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If you know me, then you know I’m always on the lookout for a great deal.  As the holiday’s approach, retailers all over the country are trying to get people in the stores or online.  An old favorite of mine is Sears.  Yes, that’s right I said it! Sears! – While other retailers have come… Read More

What is HomePath? and How can I get Fannie Mae to help me buy my house?

Fannie Mae HomePath

When foreclosed properties return to the marketplace as “REO” or Real Estate Owned, the bank or other financial institution wants it sold as soon as possible.  One way they make that happen is to offer buyer’s incentives to choose their property over the others on the market.  Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have taken this… Read More

Single Story Otay Ranch Short Sale Hits the Market

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Many San Diego homebuyers are looking for a single-level home with enough room for their growing or extended families.  Most of San Diego’s newer neighborhoods are filled with two story homes designed to maximize square footage on a small lot.  When a great single level property comes on the market, it’s worth noting. 1811 Knights… Read More

San Diego – Teach your kid to swim – The Swim2John Experience

Aaron learns to Swim 2 John!

Before summer started, my wife and I decided that we wanted to give our son a head start on swimming this year.  After reviewing our options, including the YMCA, swim schools, and private lessons, we decided to put our trust in Swim2John.  Run by John Ruffo, Swim2John has taught more than 2900 kids to swim… Read More

Top 4 San Diego (Inexpensive) Places to Stay Cool with the Kids

La Jolla Shores

Summer is upon us in San Diego and the question for most of us with young kids is “How do we keep them busy and stay cool at the same time? Sure, you could spend the big bucks taking the kids to some fancy water park, but what if they aren’t big enough to enjoy… Read More

A San Diego Dad’s Guide to SeaWorld

As the father of a three and a half  year-old who lives near the Interstate 5 SeaWorld Drive exit, I spend my fair share of time at the most popular tourist attraction in San Diego. We go in the early evening and take advantage of tired tourists who are usually on their way out, or… Read More

Hey San Diego – I’ve got you covered!

They don’t call me the San Diego Real Estate Dad for nothin’! – Check out this Google Map featuring the locations where my clients have bought and sold property in the past few years.  From Carlsbad and San Marcos in the North County to Chula Vista in the South Bay, I’ve worked with buyers and… Read More

Growing Green in Bankers Hill – The Juniper-Front Community Garden

Front-Juniper Community Garden Plot

On Saturday, June 25th, I’ll be at an open house at 2220 Front Street in Bankers Hill.  The property is located directly next door to a community garden.  There’s been a lot of talk in San Diego about community gardening, but what is it? According to the San Diego Roots project, “Most community gardens are… Read More

San Diego Investors – Is now the time to move up to Multifamily Property?

So, you own a rental property and it’s doing just fine.  Nice tenants, not a lot of expenses, and the rent shows up on time.  Why would you want to do anything different.  If you’ve owned the property for a while and you’ve got equity in the property, then now might be the right time… Read More