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Raymond Stoklosa

How to Lower Your San Mateo County Property Taxes

By · June 15th, 2010

If you have bought a home in San Mateo County in the last several years, you may be eligible for a reduction in your property taxes. Upon request, the tax assessor will reassess the tax value of your home. By following a few rules, you may save yourself some money. How to Lower Your San [...]

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Raymond Stoklosa

San Mateo Homes

By · August 18th, 2008

With over 90 thousand people, San Mateo is one of the larger suburbs on the San Francisco Peninsula. Home to Tom Brady, Barry Bonds and Patty Hearst, as well as, NetSuite, Oodle, Sling Media, YouTube, and our personal favorite, The RayChel Realty Group – the city has given a start to some very successful people [...]

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Raymond Stoklosa

What Can I Expect at My San Mateo Real Estate Closing?

By · July 15th, 2008

Hope you all had a great weekend and that you have been enjoying all our guest bloggers. We’ll try to keep adding to the variety of topics and authors, so keep the questions coming! I got a question this weekend from a reader who is almost at the end of their home buying transaction. She [...]

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Welcome Chris Williamson, Living Well in San Mateo’s Newest Contributor

By · July 11th, 2008

Hi Everyone – Today we are welcoming another contributor to the LivingWellinSanMateo Team. Chris Williamson is a Mortgage Advisor – Broker Associate with Guarantee Mortgage in San Mateo, California and author of San Mateo Mortgage Blog. He’ll be sharing with you all some information on the mortgage process, new financing programs, how to pick the [...]

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Raymond Stoklosa

WSJ: New Agreement to Help Home Owners

By · June 16th, 2008

I came across this article in the Wall Street Journal today, New Agreement Could Mean More Help for Homeowners. The article discusses the new agreement among the firms in the Treasury Department-backed Hope Now alliance to give borrowers more options to stay in their homes. It left me thinking, is the government and leading firms [...]

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