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Beautiful Single Story Home For Sale - Rancho Penasquitos
June 26th, 2009 Categories: Landon Jackson Real Estate, Real Estate News, Sell San Diego
Beautiful single story 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 1760 square foot home in Rancho Penasquitos. Over $60,000.00 in upgrages and located in Weston Place. This gem has 15 ft. cathedral ceilings, central air, enhanced upgraded baseboards,retractable screens, beautiful distressed wood floors, custom platation shutters, desinger ceiling fans with up and down lighting throughout the home, private patio off dining room. Granite breakfast bar and counters, RO water system, custom mantle on gas fireplace in family room including surround sound. Master bedroom has custom shelving in closet, sliding door to patio spa. Garage has work bench with vice and plenty of overhead storage. Backyard is a dream with vine covered patio, muli-jet spa with stereo/CD player, view of Black Mt., roses and miniature fruit trees with custom slump brick wall. Features of the neighborhood; Poway Unified School District, Canyon View Elementary School is 0.8 miles away, Mesa Verde Middle School is 2.4 miles away, Westview High School is 3.4 miles away. About 1/2 mile away is a dog park,library,YMCA,police and fire station and Von’s shopping center. Great neighborhood.
9642 Sakatchewan Ave San Diego, CA 92129
MLS # 090036622
Please contact Loretta Cass at 619-453-7689 for more information.
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Staging Your Home in San Diego Will Help You Sell it Faster.
February 28th, 2008 Categories: Landon Jackson Real Estate, Sell San Diego
The way you live in your house is not the same way you want to market and sell your property. In this market you need to cover all the angles and make your property more appealing than ever before. This is a buyers market and there is an abundance of inventory to choose from. So why not separate yourself from the herd and start thinking like a buyer.
Staging your property will allow buyers to get their arms around and in-vision themselves living in your property. I have had many clients over the years walk into house and immediately be turned off by a certain smell or bad clutter job. If you are selling your property and living in it as well make sure to consult a designer/Stager.
I once heard that Decorating is more or less personalizing your residence. Staging is de-personalizing your residence and making it appealing to the masses. Cleaning and getting rid of clutter, adding color and air freshening is a great place to start.
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Helpful Tips To Avoiding Foreclosures In San Diego.
February 6th, 2008 Categories: Buy San Diego, Sell San Diego
The wave of foreclosures has hit and there are ways to avoid foreclosing on your property. I was on the HUD website and found a helpful article that sheds some light on the subject.
Are you having trouble keeping up with your mortgage payments? Have you received a notice from your lender asking you to contact them?
Don’t ignore the letters from your lender
Contact your lender immediately
Contact a HUD-approved Housing Counseling Agency
Toll FREE (800) 569-4287
TTY (800) 877-8339
If you are unable to make your mortgage payment:1. Don’t ignore the problem. San Diego Foreclosures are not going away!
The further behind you become, the harder it will be to reinstate your loan and the more likely that you will lose your house. Read the rest of this entry »
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Little Italy San Diego past 6 month condo sales Statistics.
February 4th, 2008 Categories: Little Italy, Real Estate News, San Diego Housing Statistics, Sell San Diego
Little Italy Sales comps past 6 months:
2 Bedrooms(Average) 1.64 Bathroom 953 Square Feet $485,090 List Price $507 (List)Price per Square foot $461,352 Sales Price $484 71 (Sold) Price per Square foot | Currently 1 Comment »
When does it make sense to Refinance your mortgage? A simple way to determine how much money San Diegans can potentially save on their home loan.
January 31st, 2008 Categories: Financial Trends, Sell San Diego
I have pondered this very question numerous times and after finding this article on bankrate it all make s a little more sense.
Q: How do I decide whether it makes sense to refinance?
Q: Is it true that it is not really worth refinancing a 30-year mortgage unless it is to go down a full point of interest?
Q: At what point is it worth it to apply to refinance a mortgage? We have a 30-year fixed rate of 5.75 percent. We have good credit and would love to reduce our monthly payment. But will the fees and hassle outweigh the cost benefit?
Q: I am in the market looking to move into a larger house. I haven’t seen anything I like at this point, but mortgage rates are low enough that I could refi and save some money. If I refinance now, and then want to purchase a home down the road, am I hurting my chances for getting that mortgage?
Holden Lewis: Give a manicure to those old rules of thumb that say you shouldn’t refinance unless the rate has dropped by a certain percentage. To figure out whether it’s in your best interest to refinance, you need to calculate your break-even point.
The break-even point is the time it takes to make up in monthly savings what you paid in fees. You calculate it by dividing the mortgage fees by the monthly savings. For example, let’s say you would save $100 a month by refinancing, and the closing costs would be $3,000. Your break-even point is 30 months from now: the $3,000 in fees divided by the $100 a month in savings.
In this case, if you expect to continue living in the house for more than two-and-a-half years, you’ll save money in the long run by refinancing. If you plan to sell the house before then, it’s probably best to stick with the mortgage you have.
How do you figure your monthly savings? You’ll have to get an estimate of the rate for which you’ll qualify. A mortgage broker or loan officer can tell you that. Ask the loan officer, or consult a mortgage calculator, to determine what your principal and interest would be with the new loan. Look at your payment coupon to find out what your current monthly principal and interest are. Now you can figure out how much you would save every month.
It is safe to say depending on the cost of your refinance it looks like an opportune time to consider getting a lower interest rate on your loan. There are many lenders out there so be sure to choose wisely.
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