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Escrow on the Central Coast: What Happens Between Offer and Keys
Escrow is the stretch between an accepted offer and your keys, and it is where most of the real work happens. Here is how it unfolds on the Central Coast and what you will be asked to do.

Kim & Kristen
Jul 255 min read


Client Stories: The First-Time Buyers Who Almost Gave Up
First-time buyers in San Luis Obispo County lose offers, get discouraged, and often quit too soon. This composite story shows how a search like that turns around, and what we do differently.

Kim & Kristen
Jun 235 min read


How to Buy a Home in SLO County: The Step-by-Step Process
Buying a home in San Luis Obispo County follows a clear sequence, with a few local steps that outside guides skip. Here is the whole process, start to finish.

Kim & Kristen
Apr 255 min read


First-Time Buyers in SLO County: Where to Start and Where to Look
First-time buyers in San Luis Obispo County can win here, but it takes a plan and the right towns. Here is where to start and where the entry points really are.

Kim & Kristen
Mar 215 min read


Duplexes and Small Multi-Units in SLO: The Owner-Occupant Play
Buying a duplex in San Luis Obispo and living in one unit is a strategy we recommend more than almost any other for buyers who feel priced out. Here is how it works and where to look.

Kim & Kristen
Feb 255 min read


Contingencies Explained for Central Coast Buyers
Contingencies are the safety net in a Central Coast purchase. Here is what each one does, how they work in the California contract, and when it is reasonable to shorten or remove one.

Kim & Kristen
Jan 285 min read


Condos in SLO County: Where They Make Sense
Condos are a smaller slice of the SLO County market than in big cities, which makes it easy to overlook them. For the right buyer in the right spot, they are the smartest purchase around.

Kim & Kristen
Jan 135 min read


House Hacking in SLO County: Renting Rooms, ADUs, and Duplexes
For many first-time buyers, house hacking is the only realistic path into San Luis Obispo County. Here are the three main approaches and what each one actually looks like on the Central Coast.

Kim & Kristen
Dec 15, 20255 min read
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