Address: 158 N Glendora Ave #D, Glendora, CA 91741, USA
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Lynne Finstra
We just sold our house in Upland, Ca and Vicky Maliszewski was our realtor. We bought our house new almost 40 years ago. Needless to say, we had acquired a lot of “stuff “. Not being familiar with the real estate market, it was important to find a person with experience and integrity. Our daughter suggested 6ftVicky, whom she knows from various events. We contacted Vicky and are so grateful for the referral. Vicky is a “go getter “in a very personable way. She is punctual, up front about everything, and goes the extra mile to make sure the property looks its best before placing it on the market. For instance, Vicky suggested trimming our sago palms which might seem trivial, but it made the whole front yard pop. Her recommendations are valued and she meets deadlines to expedite the process. Our house sold, for top dollar, in just 3 weeks. We strongly recommend realtor 6ftVicky Maliszewski to help you buy or sell a home.
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I love working with Vicky Maliszewski. She is a great community leader and devotes her time helping others. You can visit her at the San Dimas Farmer's Market on Wednesday nights from 4pm to 9pm. She is a small business owner and loves what she does.
Christine Black
I can’t thank Vicky enough for providing all of these gift baskets for our Strike for Success Open House event tonight! Thanks to her, we were able to raffle off these amazing items for our students and their families! Vicky is a tremendous benefactor for our school. So kind and generous of heart and always doing great things for our kids including incentives and scholarships! She is so committed to the community! The Bulldogs love you, Vicky! ♥️🐾
Roger Ortiz
Our real estate agent Vicky was extremely helpful with our condo purchase for our son attending college in San Diego. She is professional, insightful, punctual (she picked us up to drive to San Diego every weekend for a few months), and made an otherwise stressful process fun along the way. She explained the pros and cons of each property we visited to assist us in making the best decision. After numerous offers due to the hot housing market, we’re excited to have our offer accepted on a condo that is in a prime San Diego location. She’s a great referral partner and will be using her again once we’re ready to list our primary home. Thank you Vicky!
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Another big concern from potential buyers and sellers this year is that the homeowners that entered forbearance due to the pandemic will foreclose. This is concerning for two big reasons: -a buyer doesn’t want to purchase a home at the height of the market to then have values drop -some homeowners may put their selling plans on hold to wait out the market However, banks are unlikely to let what happened from 2008-2012 happen again, especially when the real estate market is playing a big part in our economic recovery. In order to help calm any concerns about this, you can touch on these three points: Nearly 30% of borrowers in forbearance are still current on their mortgage payments. Banks likely don’t want to repeat the mistakes of the Great Recession. This time, many will instead negotiate a modification plan with the borrower, which will enable households to maintain ownership of the home.
Affordability is one of the hottest real estate topics of 2021, and there’s a lot of misinformation floating around about what exactly that means for homeowners. It’s easy for a potential buyer to assume that increasing values equates to decreased affordability. But there are actually a lot of different factors that determine that-not just the price. To best explain this, it’s good to turn to visuals. This graph is a great way to show that although home prices are rising, so is affordability. Put this in your listing presentation, share it on social media, or save it on your phone for when this topic comes up (and it will come up).
This question has come up a lot this year, and for good reason. Many potential sellers are concerned that if they do decide to sell their home, they won’t be able to find one to buy in time for closing. This is a good time to highlight your negotiating tactics, availability and commitment to helping them find a house that meets their needs in a timely fashion. It’s also important to note that while pre-owned inventory may not be plentiful, the new construction homes hitting the housing market are a good option to explore. Plus, closing dates are negotiable. Especially in a competitive market. And there are loan options out there that let you buy a home before you sell yours, something that could bring peace of mind to a weary seller.
Inventory is still at record lows, with buyer demand at record highs. Anyone who wants to sell their home will be in a good position to do it quickly and for a good price. Low mortgage rates means this is the perfect time to move up or downsize your current living situation for an affordable price. In such a competitive market, the seller has the upper hand. This can be advantageous when it comes to negotiating terms, repairs, moving dates and more.
I am curious about what my home is
No, but my friend is. I will send you their name and cell phone number.
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I would love to move to the same area. Just a bigger house.
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