Evelyn Manville Realtor

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Welcome March! Faith, hope, love and luck Faith- complete trust Hope-feeling of desire or expectation Love-intense feeling of deep affection... Luck-success or failure apparently brought on by chance Faith in your realtor Hope that you listen and have Faith Love that she works hard for you and has years of experience Luck Good fortune that you picked the right realtor Evelyn Manville 619-787-2524 Coldwell Banker West DRE 01275214 See more

LET’S FACE IT-- Feelings we experience from buying a new home: EXCITED NERVOUS STRESSSSSSSED... ALL Normal If you are unsure about the value of your current home and if it is the right time to buy, I CAN HELP. I’m a phone call away. Make a wish and I’ll help you find your next home! Your REALTOR, Evelyn Manville Coldwell Banker West ~ DRE 01275214 619-787-2524 See more

If you on are the fence about selling, take a minute to read this.

God Bless our Nation. We have so many things to be thankful for during these hard time and sad memories.

Here's a few fun things to do this month!

Exciting changes for the new year! New name, same location, same great services!

Worth the read if you are considering buying or selling.

Enjoy this beautiful day and stay safe.

Happy April Fool's Day! No joking around about this. I'm never going to give you up, love you for life, Your Realtor!

So-- I have hesitated to post anything because frankly I feel like most of us are overwhelmed with the news of gloom and doom. Today I read an interesting arti...cle from a realtor magazine. Here’s a few comments I thought you might enjoy reading. Between the coronavirus pandemic, the shutdown of many businesses in outbreak areas and a plummeting stock market, many may wonder: Are we headed for a recession? Anyone hoping to buy a home anytime soon would probably like to know the answer before committing to a major, long-term purchase. The only bad time to buy a home, recession or not, Petrie says, is when you buy beyond your financial means. Get a handle on your financial situation, and you’ll know how much home you can afford. Time horizon is another important factor to consider. This refers to how long you plan to stay in the home to ensure that the purchase is a solid, long-term investment. Homeowners these days tend to stay in their homes longer than in the past, around 13 years, according to the National Association of Home Builders. But, Ma says, staying in a home at least five to seven years is a good time horizon. The longer you plan to live in the home, the better if a recession hits, Ratiu says. Years later, the economic situation may be improved. Over a longer time horizon, housing tends do fairly well, he explains. If the buyers are ready, in a good financial and economic position, it's as good a time to buy as any. I realize everyone has their own take on the future, and I am just sharing. I am not looking for negative comments. Stay healthy, be happy! Blessings

So true! Stay home and be safe! I am still here to show homes with sanitizers!

Here it comes! March 8th more sunshine! It's a lot more fun to look at homes in the daylight.Here it comes! March 8th more sunshine! It's a lot more fun to look at homes in the daylight.

Wishing everyone a happy and safe weekend!

SEASONAL SHIFT? It took one day longer to sell a home in September than it did in August according to the latest Realtors Confidence Index from the National Association of Realtors. Home sellers who closed last month received an average of 2.1 offers on their homes and 22% offered incentives such as closing cost assistance. MORE MOVEMENT Rates for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage receded last week after rising six of the last nine weeks according to Freddie Mac's Primary Mort...gage Market Survey for the week ending November 7. Freddie analysts predict that the factors affecting the rate environment will have a positive impact on consumer spending in the holiday shopping season. IMPROVEMENT IMBALANCE The "burden" has gotten lighter for homeowners since the Great Recession, but renters aren't so fortunate. The U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS) defines a burdened household as one that spends at least 35% of their monthly income on housing costs. The ACS analyzed trends from 2008 to 2018 and found that the number of burdened homeowners has dropped from 28.8% to 20.9%, while the number of burdened renters barely changed from 40.8% to 40.6% during the same time. CLIMATE COMPONENT Hurricanes and wildfires might make it harder to get a mortgage. The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (FRBSF) convened a conference to discuss losses deemed to be climate-related and potential policy changes to address them. FRBSF President and CEO Mary Daly said, "ensuring financial institutions are regularly evaluating their exposure to climate-related risks is an increasingly important part of our work." Sources: National Association of Realtors, U.S. Census Bureau, Freddie Mac, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Carter Short NMLS # 1005967 619-517-0336 Please conact me for additional information on your specific needs. Evelyn Manville Coldwell Banker West 9555 Grossmont Summit Dr La Mesa, Ca 91941 619-787-2524 Cell CalDRE 01275214

My greatest heroes are those who put their lives at risk for the sake of many and protect our world making it a better place police, firefighters, and our soldiers. We salute your great efforts and sacrifices for our nation! Thank you!

Worth reading. Call me for more info. 619-787-2524 DRE 01275214 Coldwell Banker West "Selling in 2019 vs. 2020 If not selling your home in 2019 means putting your house on the market in 2020, the sooner option is the best one. In a survey of 100 U.S. real estate experts and economists by real estate information company Zillow, released in May, almost half expect the next recession to occur in 2020. Another 14 percent believe the recession will hold out until 2021, while 2...4 percent of panelists expect the recession earlier sometime in 2019. Whether you believe the recession is imminent or a long way off, current real estate patterns indicate a sudden upswing in activity or prices is unlikely in the near future. Real estate markets tend to operate on a cycle of their own, the length of which varies by market but can be between 10 and 16 years total and flow from a seller’s market to a buyer’s market with a period of balance in between. It doesn’t look like there’s anything on the horizon that’s going to cause a big spike in home prices or increase demand dramatically, Ron says. "US NEWS"

Thank you for your trust, business and friendship. Enjoy your Labor Day weekend!

Price reduced! Open Sunday 1-4 4517 Upland La Mesa 91941 Seller is moving out, and ready to SELL!! Located in the La Mesa Village, 2 master suites, one downstairs, and another upstairs that’s completely private. Make it a game room, or your own private retreat. This home has an amazing backyard, and solar is paid off and transfers to the new owner. Not a drive by, stop by and come see this beauty!

I am not talking about Open Houses right now, Just wanted to take a moment and tell everyone I hope you had a great Father's Day. I realize many people don't have the privilege of having their dad still around. The Superman and little girl picture warms my heart so I am going to leave it up a little longer. Life is short, enjoy your family and friends each opportunity that comes your way.

Happy Father's Day!Happy Father's Day!

Don't miss this one! 4517 Upland, La Mesa 91941 open today form 1-4 Turnkey beauty!

Open House Saturday 1-3 and Sunday 1-4. Don't miss this one! 4/3 with 2 master suites, Great location and amazing backyard. Solar is paid for! Click on the link below to see the video if you can't make it this weekend. $745,000 to $815,000

Open Sunday 1-4 List price $450,000 but seller will look at all offers! Call me for important details. 619-787-2524

Amazing home, just in time for summer .

Come see us at our Open house Sunday 5-26-19 from 1:00 to 4:00pm Call me for detials on pricing, etc. 619-787-2524

Hope you enjoy our May E magazine. No trees were destroyed to create this for you. :)

Happy Mother’s Day my sweet friends!

10 ways your Real Estate Agent it like your mother: 1. She calls to check on you. 2. She texts and asks how you are doing when you just talked to her yesterday. 3. She comes over and picks up your house and empties your trash. 4. She reminds you not to make any big purchases while you are in escrow.... 5. She does her best to please you. 6. She tells you to live within your budget. 7. She tells you buying a home is the best investment you can do for your future. 8. She reassures you. 9. She listens to your concerns. 10. She cares about your feelings. See more

1. She calls to check on you. 2. She texts and asks how you are doing when you just talked to her yesterday. 3. She comes over and picks up your house and empties your trash. 4. She reminds you not to make any big purchases while you are in escrow. 5. She does her best to please you.... 6. She tells you to live within your budget. 7. She tells you buying a home is the best investment you can do for your future. 8. She reassures you. 9. She listens to your concerns. 10. She cares about your feelings. See more

Have a Blessed and Happy Easter! John 3:16 16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

Spring is here and more people are buying and selling! If you are considering making a move, CALL ME and I WILL TAKE THE FEAR OUT AND HELP YOU GET READY FROM REALTOR.COM 5 Unwritten Home-Selling Etiquette Rules That Can Make or Break Your Sale. ...Continue reading

Don't forget! Time to Spring Forward and have more daylight to look at homes! YAY!!Don't forget! Time to Spring Forward and have more daylight to look at homes! YAY!!