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August 10, 2026: California Economic Forecast Director Dr. Mark Schneipp on Housing, Interest Rates, Boomers & Labor

August 10th, 2026 — Podcast

California Economic Forecast Director Dr. Mark Schneipp on Housing, Interest Rates, Boomers & Labor

CALIFORNIA ECONOMIC FORECAST, CLICK HERE

Segment 1
YTD Sales + Bank-Owned & Short Sales
What’s Pending & at what Median Price

Segment 2
California Economic Forecast Director Dr. Mark Schneipp
Interest Rates
Inflation
Housing

Segment 3
California Economic Forecast Director Dr. Mark Schneipp
Labor Force in decline
Deportation’s Impact
AI
California Wages
The War

Segment 4
Weekly Multiple Listing Update

Mark Schneidman, Realtor, 805-452-2428
Mark@RadioRealEsate.com
CA. DRE # 00976849

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August 3, 2026: Real Estate Attorney Kelly Richardson, Homeowner Association Rules, 8% cap on raising fees, down from 20%, and the new $100 cap on fines

August 3rd, 2026 — Podcast

Real Estate Attorney Kelly Richardson, Homeowner Association Rules, 8% cap on raising fees, down from 20%, and the new $100 cap on fines

Richardson-Ober, CLICK HERE:

Toll free 877-446-2529 or 626-449-5577

Segment 1
YTD Sales w/out Montecito & Hope Ranch
What’s Pending & at what Median Price

Segment 2
Real Estate Attorney Kelly Richardson
Proposed SB 1007 to cap HOA annual increases
“Us versus Them” mentality is misplaced
Special Assessment versus Emergency Assessment
Davis-Sterling Act

Segment 3
Real Estate Attorney Kelly Richardson
Common area, who owns what?
$100 cap on HOA Fines fraught with problems
One example where it might be a good thing:
Can a bracket be a violation of common area?

Segment 4
Weekly Multiple Listing Update

Mark Schneidman, Realtor, 805-452-2428
Mark@RadioRealEsate.com
CA. DRE # 00976849

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