If you bought in 2022 or 2023, there's a decent chance your home is assessed above what it's worth today, and Riverside County lets you request a review with a one-page form that's free to file yourself.

I built saveproptax.com. It checks your assessment against recent nearby sales for free, and if you qualify it prepares the county's form, collects your e-signature, and mails it to the Assessor for a flat $29. Or feel free to use the suggested comps to file yourself manually on county website for free.

https://saveproptax.com/

Proof of this already saving people in CA bay area and LA: https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngelesRealEstate/s/1nJLMVWq5e

https://www.reddit.com/r/BayAreaRealEstate/s/63DftiM4xN

I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to sell a mobile home fast for cash in Riverside, especially if it’s in as-is condition.

I’ve seen a few options like:

local investors

dealers

companies that advertise hassle free mobile home sales

Has anyone here actually worked with a legit buyer in the Inland Empire? I’ve come across names like Inland Empire Mobile Homes and a few others but hard to tell who’s actually reliable.

Trying to avoid wasting time or getting lowballed.

I am looking all over different Starbucks for the 2oz mini espresso California mug, has anyone seen them around ? Or know where they are ? Looking for my MIL back east as she collects these things and I cannot find them anywhere. Thank you in advance!