| You're Home! If you are looking for a Home in the Etiwanda School District, this may just be THE ONE! This 3 Bedroom Home located in Desirable Neighborhood. Seller has done some up recent improvements/upgrades such as : Fresh Paint, New Carpet and New Flooring. The Kitchen opens up to the Family Room which has a Gas Fireplace and Entertainment Alcove. Scenic Mountain Views from Upstairs and the Front Yard. Ceiling Fans, Central A/C, 2 Car Attached Garage, Laundry Hook-ups inside. Another Nice Feature is the Work Station upstairs Perfect for Homework or the like. The Poolsize backyard has a blockwall on all sides, Large Shed, Large Dog House, Spa and Built in BBQ Island. The lot size is much larger than records show because it's in the rounded corner of the turn. | ||||||||||||||||||
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My clients are buying and selling homes generally between $300,000 - $3 Million. I cover a large part of the Inland Empire, specializing in the base of the Foothills. I can help you sell your home for TOP DOLLAR in the Shortest Amount of Time. For Buyers - I know the area, block by block. I was born and raised here. I am a Full Time Professional Realtor, licensed by the State of California to provide real estate services.
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Sunday, September 14, 2014
Coming Soon
Saturday, September 6, 2014
Housing Predictions for 2014
Well, I'm not sure interest rates will reach 5% by the end of the year but then again..... who knows!
What I do know for sure is that TODAY interest rates are very low.
DIANA ARRANAGA, BRE# 01294119
RE/MAX TIME
10535 E. FOOTHILL BLVD #100
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
Call or Txt: 909-851-0773
Email: DATheRealtor@gmail.com
Monday, August 18, 2014
Getting the best BANG FOR YOUR BUCK when remodeling
This is a great article for getting the best Bang for your Buck if you are remodeling in 2014.
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DIANA ARRANAGA, BRE# 01294119
RE/MAX TIME
10535 E. FOOTHILL BLVD #100
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
Saturday, August 9, 2014
WAIT.... how's your credit?
7 Tips of Improving Your Credit
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7 Tips for Improving Your Credit
Here’s how to clean up your credit so you get the least-expensive home loan possible. Read
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DIANA ARRANAGA, BRE# 01294119
RE/MAX TIME
10535 E. FOOTHILL BLVD #100
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Can a Comparative Market Analysis help you?
Can a Comparative Market Analysis help you?
To get an estimate of how much you should
list your property for, you can request a
Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). A
CMA is an informal estimate of market
value, based on sales of comparable
properties in your area. It generally takes
into account various aspects of your
home, including size,
features, and annual
costs. Reviewing
comparable homes
that have sold within
the past year, along
with the listing or
asking price on
current homes for
sale, should help you
determine a fair sale
price for your
property. CMAs can include homes that are currently for sale and those which have recently sold. They can cover areas as narrow
as one or two streets surrounding your
home, or as broad as an entire subdivision. The CMA is an informative tool, but like
any tool, it doesn't work by itself. For this
reason, the CMA will always need to be
interpreted by a professional.
Remember, too, that Comparative Market
Analysis is also used as a buying tool; real
estate agents will typically share CMA
reports with their clients as they consider
buying homes in an area or neighborhood.
Just as you can use the CMA to ask the highest possible price
for your home,
buyers can use it to
roughly determine if
your home is being
listed at a fair market
value.
Price it right
When you're ready to sell, don't make the mistake of overpricing. It could prove costly if it slows down the sale or makes other homes look like a better value. If you overprice your home, you could easily disappoint buyers who will compare your home to other homes within the same price range. Plus, you may eliminate a pool of potential buyers who are shopping for homes priced closer to your home's true market value.causing you to lose customers during the crucial first weeks that your home is on the market. And the longer your home stays on the market, the more buyers may begin to reason that there is something wrong with the property.
Avoid a "price high then drop" strategy- you run into the risk of buyers believing that the home has flaws- or that you are desperate to sell. If you accept a bid at an inflated price, your buyer may face financing problems, because an overpriced house will not appraise for the selling price. It's a good idea to hire a real estate appraiser for an unbiased estimate. Then consult with a real estate professional who can help you determine true market value based on a comparable market analysis. The key is to work with your real estate professional to price right and create a strategic marketing plan that creates excitement from the start.
Sellers: protect yourself and your home
Never allow random house-hunters into your home unescorted.
A serious buyer will be working with a real estate professional
or should be willing to contact your agent to schedule an
appointment. Also, always lock your valuables away before an
open house. Many people will be walking through your house
and it is impossible to monitor all of the areas of your home at
the same time.
Price it right
When you're ready to sell, don't make the mistake of overpricing. It could prove costly if it slows down the sale or makes other homes look like a better value. If you overprice your home, you could easily disappoint buyers who will compare your home to other homes within the same price range. Plus, you may eliminate a pool of potential buyers who are shopping for homes priced closer to your home's true market value.causing you to lose customers during the crucial first weeks that your home is on the market. And the longer your home stays on the market, the more buyers may begin to reason that there is something wrong with the property.
Avoid a "price high then drop" strategy- you run into the risk of buyers believing that the home has flaws- or that you are desperate to sell. If you accept a bid at an inflated price, your buyer may face financing problems, because an overpriced house will not appraise for the selling price. It's a good idea to hire a real estate appraiser for an unbiased estimate. Then consult with a real estate professional who can help you determine true market value based on a comparable market analysis. The key is to work with your real estate professional to price right and create a strategic marketing plan that creates excitement from the start.
Sellers: protect yourself and your home
FOR A FREE NO OBLIGATION MARKET ANALYSIS CALL ME TODAY
DIANA ARRANAGA, BRE# 01294119
RE/MAX TIME
10535 E. FOOTHILL BLVD #100
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
Friday, July 11, 2014
Now is the Time
DIANA ARRANAGA, BRE# 01294119
RE/MAX TIME
10535 E. FOOTHILL BLVD #100
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Price Trends - Sold vs. Listed in 91739
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DIANA ARRANAGA, BRE# 01294119
RE/MAX TIME
10535 E. FOOTHILL BLVD #100
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Price Trends - Sold vs. Listed 91701
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DIANA ARRANAGA, BRE# 01294119
RE/MAX TIME
10535 E. FOOTHILL BLVD #100
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA 91730
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