Lodi California Real Estate
Agent / Broker Larry Underhill

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"We felt represented and protected. Both legally and emotionally. What else can we expect? Excellent handling of the transaction. Larry and Greg are professionals and I appreciate all their hard work." Patrick and Cherie Archibeque, Lodi CA

Sellers in the greater Lodi area since the beginning of 1984. I'm a "Working Broker", which means that besides owning and managing my own company (www.StatesmanRealty.com ), I also serve my own clients, some of whom have been with me for over twenty years! At this point in my career, over 90 percent of my clients are either REPEAT clients or people who are REFERRED to me. It's a good life!

Over the past 23-plus years, I've successfully closed over 1300 transactions. That's a lot of happy customers! THANK YOU to the many friends who have referred THEIR friends and family members my way.

I'm high energy, but zero pressure! I think that's why people feel comfortable referring their friends to me. Your referral is the highest compliment you can give me.  I take your trust very seriously. Thanks in advance! Feel free to call me at 209-333-2380. If you're out of the area, use my toll-free number: 800-407-SOLD (7653) or email me at Larry@LarryUnderhill.com .

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Lodi CA - Multiple Listing Service (MLS) is a free service for our clients that provides access to virtually all properties listed in San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, Yolo, and Merced Counties as well as regional listings in other counties. Looking for property in Lodi CA? Start by looking at our free Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and then contact me, Larry Underhill, Lodi real estate broker.

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Considering listing your property? I can do a free market analysis for you. Just give me a call at 209-333-2380 or email me at Larry@LarryUnderhill.com OR better yet, use my Feedback  form! Remember, I'm high energy but ZERO pressure! 

Good news about the real estate market, Larry's interview with CNBC, view it here.

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Bernard & Shirlene S. "You did everything right. From your former clients who told us how great you handled things.... and it was TRUE! Thanks so much!"

CHECK OUT what other satisfied clients have had to say about me and my Team on our testimonial page.

I add information to this site on a weekly (often daily) basis, so if you don't find what you're looking for, please check back often.  My Blog is located on my Home page: "The Real (Estate) Story". I update my blog on a regular basis, so please visit often.

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THE REAL (ESTATE) STORY By Larry Underhill “PUTTING ‘PANIC’ IN PERSPECTIVE”: The following facts and comments are excerpts from an article by James Swanson, Chief Investment Strategist for mutual fund company MFS Investment Management. Although his comments are concerning Wall Street, the principles also apply in many ways to the real estate market. See what you think: Key Facts: In January of 1970, a bear market started that lasted until May of that year. The market during that time fell 35.4%. In May, a bull market began that lasted until January 1973 and brought a 124% gain in stock values. In April 1981, another bear market commenced that lasted nearly a year and brought a 24.7% decline. Then, in March of 1982, the market began to rise and continued doing so until June 1983, bringing an overall gain of 71.7%. July 1990 brought a downward market that lasted three months, until October 1990, at which point equity prices had fallen 22.4%. Then, in the same month, a new, now legendary, bull market took hold and lasted nearly eight years, until July 1998, delivering a 330.7% gain for the market. Since 1957 there have been 15 bear markets, as measured from peak to trough, and on average they have lasted 10 months and brought an average decline of 29.4%. The duration and degree of these bear markets were significantly less than the duration and magnitude of bull markets. During the same period, there were also 15 bull markets, which lasted, on average, 30 months and brought average gains of 112.5%. Key Reminders for Investors (And, I would add, for Real estate Owners) Panics and downturns are part of the free market system. They have occurred throughout history. While this knowledge may not ease the pain, these sharp, sudden downturns still have to be recognized as part of a cycle that often includes years of slow and steady upward progress. Historically, bear markets, recessions, and market panics have been relatively brief in comparison with the duration of bull markets. Since World War II, economic expansions have, on average, lasted five times longer than recessions, and bull markets have been twice as long as bear markets. Collapses do not bring everything to a halt. Even during the worst of down times, people still go about their lives, raising children, going to work, and planning for the future….(And BUYING HOMES!). MY TWO CENTS: As you’ve read in this space before, buying and holding carefully-selected real estate has a proven long-term track record for success. The current value of your home only matters if you’re selling! And if you’re able to BUY in this market, congratulations! One last word from Swanson: “You cannot control events. You can only control your response to them.” Couldn’t have said it better myself. Have a happy week! See you next Sat.