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Has changed the way we do business in real estate. Before the Internet, buyers had to visit a real estate office to find High Desert homes for sale because Realtors® had the little black book with all the High Desert homes listed for sale.

Can now check for High Desert homes for sale over the Internet. By using Kathie's web site, buyers can go on-line to check High Desert pricing, neighborhoods and choice of High Desert homes using our FREE public access to the MLS (Multiple Listing Service).

Were limited to local High Desert advertising. Today, the Internet gives sellers national exposure. Kathie advertises High Desert homes on over several web sites including our FREE public access to the MLS (Multiple Listing Service). Over the Internet anyone in the world can review homes we offer for sale.

Was also very limited before the Internet because most buyers and sellers did not know how to find a High Desert Realtor®. Based on volume advertising, people would call a name brand franchise real estate office for a agent. But today, some 80% of the people use the Internet to choose a Realtor® and 90% of them work with the High Desert Realtor® they selected.

The Internet gives all Realtors® big and small the ability to advertize to more people. This means people have more choices because they can review Realtors® web sites to decide which Realtor® they like the best.

An easement is the legal right to use part of the owners real estate. Examples: The right to use a driveway, path or garden area of a neighbor's yard or utility easements for power lines, phone lines, TV cable, water pipes, sewer lines and gas lines.. In High Desert, Most easements are obtained by permission.

Some easements can be hostile which means a neighbor is denying access. In High Desert a parcel cannot be land locked. If High Desert homes do not have access using a public street, the owner can request an easement thought their neighbor's property to get access their High Desert home. Should the neighbor refuse, then the owner can go to court and the court will order an easement.

Most easements benefit the High Desert Homeowners and are welcomed. Usually, there is no compensation for easements. When you buy real estate, the title company provides this information about easements. The High Desert home buyer should review the title report to know exactly how easements effect their property..

High Desert Homes Part 1

What Everyone Should Know