Tim Collom's (timcollom) Blog

  I recently ran into a past client of mine that is an accomplished producer and actor that proposed an idea.... Make a video about yourself. At first I had some serious hesitation because the first word that came to my mind was Korny. He said just let me do it and it will give your customers jus...

February 18th, 2009 As a first time homebuyer, I have to admit I was a little leery about everyone and worried about being taken advantage of. Luckily, I was referred to Tim by a friend of mine, which I believe is always the best way to go. Tim contacted me before I ever found the time to call hi...

1.928  52nd St,  Sacramento, CA  95819  $279,000    2.4237  J St,  Sacramento, CA  95819     $629,000 3. 847  56th St,  Sacramento, CA  95819 $339,000   For a list of upcoming properties and a list of all active homes call Tim Collom at 916 247 8048.  

             For Sellers:  Pricing is paramount in this market. Prices softened, more so in the higher end, due to initial unrealistic pricing. Properties still on the market from last summer had subsequent incremental price reductions and never got ahead of the curve. They have followed the mar...

    By Bob Shallit bshallit@sacbee.com Published: Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2009 | Page 1B Tim Collom meets Mary Locke and her dog Libby in east Sacramento as he passes out fliers Monday on a new listing from Windermere Dunnigan. Collom uses such personal contact to help find clients  Bob Shallit: Knock,...

January 5, 2009   It's been two years since our last deal together and I wanted to thank you so much for the incredible job you did selling my property in McKinley Park.  Even in what was an already challenged marketplace, you managed to sell my duplex for $150k more than what I had paid only fou...

Top Three Buys for East Sacramento December 27th! 1.3209 Mckinley Blvd- $349,950  Days on Market:1 2.921 45th Street- $550,000  Days on Market:12 Currently 4 offers   3. 731 48th Street- $614,900 Days on Market: 2       Call Tim today for a private viewing and the next best three that are coming ...

Foreclosures, short sales and REOs remind me of, "Lions and tigers and bears, oh, my!" The latter are dangerous animals but different from each other -- just as foreclosures and short sales and real-estate-owned (REOs) are distressed sales but different from each other. However, they are also sim...

The insanity of the seller's market during 2004 and 2005 has shifted to a buyer's market. In some areas of the country there has been a price correction for homes. The buyer's market is a simple product of supply and demand. Currently, there are more homes on the market than buyers. This creates ...