‘Snoopy House’ display finds home
Though Jim Jordan’s foreclosed home at 2269 Santa Ana Ave. now belongs to Wells Fargo, the plywood psychiatry booth, character cutouts, Santa Claus stage in the backyard and other “Peanuts” features that entertained the community for decades, still belong to him.

Merry Christmas! Now list your ho-ho-house
Ward believes that though there are fewer buyers out there this time of the year, those who are out there are ready to buy. If they weren’t so serious and possibly pressed to make a purchase, they would look at another time, when the climes are a bit warmer, and there is less to do to contend with the holiday madness.

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“If you don’t have to sell between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, take your home off of the market,” writes About.com guide Elizabeth Weintraub, who has 30 years of real estate experience. She’s the broker-associate at Lyon Real Estate’s midtown Sacramento office.

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Jordan set up a trust over the weekend that accepts donations. The money will help Jordan pay for his lawsuit against Wells Fargo; he’s fighting to keep his house, which he uses as a rental property..