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About Bob Fields
Bob has been actively representing buyers and sellers for over 23 years in San Diego County. During that period, he has sold over 500 million dollars of property specializing in Rancho Santa Fe, Del Mar, La Jolla, San Diego and Coastal North County. Bob has received the highest honors from Coldwell Banker achieving the President’s Elite since 1991 to the present, which places him in the top 1% of agents nationally. A recent poll of Bob’s clients reflected that 100% of them would use him again when buying or selling Real Estate. If you need to buy or sell, remember, you have a choice.
27 YEARS EXPERIENCE
- TOP 1% OF AGENTS NATIONALLY
- PEOPLES CHOICE AWARD, SAN DIEGO’S BEST REALTOR 2008,2009,2010
- MEMBER OF COMMERCIAL REO BROKERS ASSOCIATION (CREOBA)
- CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL FORECLOSURE SPECIALIST (CFS)
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Home Seller Tips
Risks And Rewards Of Selling Your Home Without A Realtor
From the perspective of a home buyer, the position of a real estate agent can seem unjustified in its existence. Why in the world would you pay someone 6% commission on the total sale price of your home, just so that they can set up a couple signs in the yard and do some paperwork? On the face of it, it seems utterly preposterous; why not just sell your home without a ...
Agent Advice
The Do’s And Don’ts Of The Real Estate Code Of Ethics
In the real estate business, it’s no secret that flexible morals have had a presence in the field since the very beginning. Whether it’s real estate agents that conceal vital information to make the deal go through or real estate developers cutting corners on multi-million dollar housing projects, this business has a reputation for being less-than-reputable. ...
Agent Advice
How A Good Bio Can Kickstart Your Real Estate Career
As a real estate agent, it’s no secret that marketing is the key to good sales numbers. You’re not just selling real estate; you’re selling yourself. How you are perceived as a professional is the most important, most crucial and most notable aspect of your job. Regardless which region you live in, what type of real estate you sell or what you do in ...
Homebuyer Tips
Real Estate Niche: Green Homes
Life in the 21st century is coming with some very welcome changes. Nowadays, it’s becoming more approachable to have a lifestyle that allows you to live more harmoniously with your environment. We're heading towards a much broader path towards sustainability. People are looking into what a sustainable lifestyle would ask of them, and what changes they would have ...
How Your Appearance Affects Your Sales
As a real estate professional, you’ve probably heard one person or another talk about “dressing for success” while they show you their new watch or tailored suit. This expression is used broadly in a lot of different ways, but in the world of real estate it actually holds a lot more meaning than you might imagine. A crucial aspect of working as a ...
Real Estate Glossary Terms
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Accrued Interest In Real Estate
The accrued interest definition can be explained through the interest collected by a set date on financial obligations that were not paid out. As interest can be of two types, so does accrued interest split into two kinds, accrued interest revenue for the party experiencing gain (the borrower) and a ...
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Conventional Loan
Mortgage loan not insured or guaranteed by a governmental agency such as the Federal Home Administration or the Veterans Administration. This type of loan is repayable in fixed monthly payments with a fixed rate and term (typically not exceeding 30 years), secured by real property. ...
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Voluntary Lien
An obligation of the owner of property that is recorded with his permission such as a mortgage. Encumbrance on property without being objected to by the owner. ...
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Assignor
Person who transfers rights under an insurance or mortgage contract. ...
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Map
Diagram used in property insurance to locate the geographical area in which risks reside. Maps are also used to reveal areas of high concentration of insured risks and their potential impact on an insurance company should a catastrophe occur, such as a hurricane. ...