The real estate industry is in the middle of a major buying frenzy, with many home buyers saying they are ready to save more than $10,000 by purchasing a home.

In fact, the real estate market is now on pace to surpass the record-setting levels seen just a few years ago, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Los Angeles.

And with that, a few key strategies are available to anyone looking to buy a home or invest in real estate.

Here are the basics.1.

The home buying process1.1: The first stepThe process begins when you sign a mortgage contract with your lender.

This is usually called a title transfer, which means you agree to pay off your mortgage at a lower rate than what you are paying on your current home.

In some cases, this is called a cash-flow reduction, which is why it is sometimes called a “cash-flow neutral loan.”2.

The closing dateYou usually can see your closing date, or when your mortgage will be paid off, by looking at the title on your property.

If you see a date of 2019 or 2020, that means you have two years to get paid off your loan.

If it is 2021 or 2022, you have until 2028 to get your mortgage paid off.3.

The appraisalThe appraisal is a key part of the buying process, but it is not the only part.

The next step is to compare the property’s assessed value to the market value.

This typically involves an appraisal company that will look at several factors including the size of the property, the number of units in the building, and whether the building has air conditioning.4.

The tax rateThe next step you should look at is the tax rate on your home.

This can be one of several factors, but generally it depends on the amount of money you are willing to pay on your loan, as well as the tax bracket you are in.

Some home buyers say they would be willing to invest $100,000 on a $300,000 home, while others say they will pay $100 a month on a one-bedroom home with a tax bracket of 10%.

To get a good feel for the tax rates on the market, take a look at the table below.

If the property is in one of the lower tax brackets, it should be worth much less.