By Fran95838 December 12, 2014
Nuestra experiencia con Gerardo en la compra de nuestra casa fue excelente! Gerardo es profesional y cumple con lo que dice. Nos hablo con la verdad y se tomó el tiempo para explicar los pormenores de este proceso y respondió a todas nuestras preguntas. Estamos agradecidos de tenerlo de representante a nuestro lado. Es un placer trabajar con el y su experiencia y conocimiento nos ayudó cumplir la meta de tener un hogar y patrimonio para nuestra familia. Gracias Gerardo! Con gusto recomendamos que llamen a Gerardo para compra o venta de su casa. Serán felices de haberlo hecho! ...read more
By califtexasyellowrose at Citysearch March 27, 2012
The scenery here is great, lots of perks to living here! Staff is very helpful! I love it here!!!!! ...read more
By Anonymous December 21, 2011
I was so excited to find so many eclectic items at great prices this weekend! This place is AMAZING! It has 3 Rooms and a Hallway FULL of items, plus over 3500 square feet of garden! I was in LOVE! Definitely a great find! ...read more
Hello, Sacramento City Mortgage is the home of saying "YES". We work with all clients in all income and credit situations. We have down payment assistance programs and alternative income verification programs that no one else has in the Sacramento region. Call us today so we can show you what service and caring are all about in real estate. ...read more
By Michael Boito July 11, 2017
The new Grohe Ladylux 3, Main Sink Dual-Spray Pull-Down Faucet is priced at around $400. “So what?” You might well ask. This is significant because it puts the following idea into perspective: If you ever wondered why you should hire a home inspector before you buy or sell your home, this blog is for you. A Sacramento home inspection is an objective visual examination of the physical structure and systems of a house, from the roof to the foundation. Beyond a visual examination, inspectors often use specialized tools to also measure the functionality of the heating and cooling system, the electrical system, the water pressure and plumbing system, etc. Without proper training and experience most people do not know what to look for, or even where to look. In addition to matching up one’s joy list with the current property that we are thinking of buying it is very easy to overlook certain crucial factors when buying a home. A home inspector is an impartial entity whose sole purpose is to determine the condition of the property you are about to invest large sums of money into. A home inspection, performed by an inspector who possesses vast amounts of intricate knowledge about homes, can reveal deficiencies that cost far greater than the price of the inspection (or faucet for that matter). Finding deficiencies can give you greater negotiating power and at the very least a much better understanding of the home and how to care for it, before you close the deal. The joy of owning a new home can quickly turn sour if major unexpected problems arise. As an inspector I hear many unfortunate stories, from agents that I work with, of home buying gone wrong. “They didn’t want (to pay for) an inspection. I advised them to get one but they didn’t want it… Now they’re telling that the (fill in the blank) doesn’t work” A standard inspection and report covers the condition of the home's heating system; central air conditioning system (temperature permitting); plumbing and electrical systems; the roof, attic and visible insulation; walls, ceilings, floors, windows and doors; the foundation and structural components. That's a lot of ground to cover and for less than the price of a kitchen faucet. So before you buy a home, consider hiring a licensed inspector. Be warned: Deficiencies are guaranteed to turn up. But with the proper context and understanding you can decide whether you can live with or fix those deficiencies. You can also discuss with your real estate agent about asking the seller to make those repairs or even drop the price of the home so that you can cover the cost of the repairs. You know a home can be your greatest expense. So it makes good sense to know just what you're getting for your money. James ChisholmSacramento Home Inspections, inc.www.InspectingSacramento.com916-225-5705 ...read more
By Sacramento Home Inspections Inc. February 04, 2012
Sacramento has more tree rootsper capita than any city in the world except Paris! Many agree, Sacramento has more trees per capita than any city in the world except Paris. A world class urban forest yields glorious vistas loved by many of the Sacramento residents. Unfortunately with all those trees comes another unsavory enemy to our sewer lines and sidewalks. In the older neighborhoods substandard pipe materials were used which have reached the end of their useful lifespan. As these pipes fail they begin to leak water feeding the tree roots. Once the tree roots have targeted the pipes as a source of moisture the damage that follows is often catastrophic. Miles of backed-up, plugged, cracked and collapsing sewers line the city.If you are ordering a Sacramento Home Inspection and want to find out if the sewer line in your prospective home is in need of repair then take advantage of our free comprehensive camera sewer line inspection. Don't wait until the floods come. *This free service, an extension of our Sacramento Home Inspection service, expires on January 1 2012. ...read more
By Sacramento Home Inspections Inc. December 06, 2011
Real estate agents can only base success on the number of sales closed in a year. There is no award or money given for effort. Effort must produce results. Prospecting for new clients, especially new homes to list, is a must. The number of real estate listings an agent has is closely tied to his/her i... ...read more
In older neighborhoods you can easily find newer homes. For a lot of people this makes a great option; it allows you the charm and ambiance that a lot of newer neighborhoods lack with the innovation and solid construction of a new house. ...read more
