There's no question about it: Being a homeowner can be a very satisfying and rewarding experience! However, enjoying that added privacy, control over your environment, and pride of ownership does not come without a price. When you go from being a renter to an owner, a lot of things change! In additional to being responsible for property maintenance,...

Photo by bidvine via Pixabay Some home projects and improvements can't wait - a leaking hot water heater or a water damaged floor need to be replaced right away. Other, planned renovations and upgrades are optional. Consider not only your current needs, but the potential impact of any large planned upgrade on your home's value before you proceed....

Currently zoned for SFR with the strong possibility of multi-family and/or highway commercial, if approved by City. Previous submitted maps were for multi-family and single family homes. Water lines are at property border as well as storm drain...

Build your dream home here! Have a little space around you! Per the county two homes can be built on this property, one under 1800 sf & the other can be larger. This is bare land. New Domestic Well drilled on site. Well is 380' deep-ready for...

Photo by Monkey Business Images via Shutterstock After a significant storm or catastrophic event, you may determine that moving to a different climate is right for your household. The question becomes, do you repair all the damage to your home before you sell it, or do you offer it “as is” so that the buyer takes on that...

The first few years in your new home feel like heaven. Everything looks so sleek and shiny, but after some time you start to discover some quirks. Most are nothing to fret about, but there are some signs that pop up that shouldn't be overlooked, such as electrical glitches in the home. Not every electrical problem is dire,...

Zoned for Multi-family. Current city code would accommodate Triplex. Property was surveyed, corners are marketed and...

Finding the house of your dreams is a process that requires a lot of clarity, diligence, and patience. While it is possible for the first house you look at to be the ideal choice, it's a lot more likely you'll have to look at a dozen or more houses before finding the one that matches your requirements and...

Image by Виктория Бородинова from Pixabay Build-to-rent is a major term right now for investors. The industry has seen a serious leap in interest in just the past year, making nearly everyone in the real estate space sit up and take notice. We'll look at the special nature of these properties and which attributes make a property more...

Photo by Pixabay via Pexels When it comes to home ownership, you have many options beyond buying a single-family home. A condominium and a townhouse are two such options. Before you consider making one of these your permanent home, it's important to understand the differences between them. Condo Ownership When you purchase a condo, you own the entire...

LOVE where you live! Tons of recreational activities in this small community of Rio Vista. Boating, water sports, hunting, fishing, lots of areas to ride horses or take a beautiful drive along the waterways. This charming bungalow home on an established tree lined street has an updated kitchen, brand new carpet and flooring, freshly painted inside and out, cathedral/open beam ceilings, walk-in tub, large private backyard, storage shed and great cozy feeling. This home is within two blocks of the elementary school, walking distance to shopping and the Sacramento River Fishing Pier and Park! Rio Vista offers so much, come visit us and let us...

A home seller who understands his or her residence's strengths may be better equipped than others to enjoy a successful property selling experience. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to identify your house's strengths before you list your residence. Now, let's take a look at three tips to help you identify your home's strengths. 1. Conduct a...