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Tyler is a 37 year old man from Big Bear Lake, California, USA
I am a Realtor from Big Bear Lake, CA.
I joined my father, Tim Wood, at Coldwell Banker Mountain Gallery Realtors in January of 1999. We work together, along with a few other associates of mine, to make up The Tim Wood Group. We take pride in working harder and smarter than our competition. You won't find a lot of fluff with us, we pretty much tell it like it is. That has earned us the reputation as the most professional group for Big Bear real estate sales. We specialize in higher end properties, including lakefronts and new subdivisions, but we are able to handle all types of sales in the Big Bear Valley.
I specialize in all areas of Big Bear Lake including Moonridge, Fox Farm, Eagle Point, Fawnskin, Big Bear City, Sugarloaf, and Erwin Lake. I also have extensive market knowledge and sales history for all high end areas of Big Bear, including the lakefront market all newer subdivisions in the area.
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Seths Blog: Beauty as a signaling strategy
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good advice on patience
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http://thebigbearskinny.com/2008/10/29/can-i-save-a-bundl...
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There is a school of thought out there that believe buyers can save money by purchasing a property directly through the agent who has the listing, otherwise called the listing agent. While that may be the true in some circumstances, it is in fact not the case in most real estate transactions. While I do not have empirical data to prove this statement, I do have the "working in the business" knowledge to support it. It just does not happen all that often.
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http://thebigbearskinny.com/2008/10/28/big-bear-lakefront...
Rated • 1 review • real estate • thebigbearskinny.com
Lakefront properties in Big Bear are the most sought after type of property in our area. Understandably, there is something inherently desirable, albeit romantic, about have a home on the water, not too mention a vacation cabin or second home.
The tough part is that there are less that 600 homes on the lake in Big Bear, and less than 5-10% of those that are typically on the market for sale. As you can imagine, this creates quit a bit of demand and thus puts lakefront properties on the top end of the pricing scale for real estate in Big Bear.
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http://thebigbearskinny.com/2008/10/27/who-pays-the-buyer...
Rated • 1 review • real estate • thebigbearskinny.com
The real estate business is very complex. There are a lot of documents to go over, countless time frames, legalities, and complex issues & personalities that can come up in every transaction. While I deal in this business every day, it is no wonder that buyers & sellers have a lot of questions about how our business works.
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http://thebigbearskinny.com/2008/10/23/short-sales-forecl...
Rated • 1 review • real estate • thebigbearskinny.com
I received a question last week on Trulia.com asking about the difference between a bank owned property and a foreclosure. These terms can be confusing to those who are not in the business, and even for some of us in the business.