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Locality: Folsom, California

Phone: +1 916-947-3993



Website: folsomlakehomes.com

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Folsom Lake Homes 22.12.2020

I've always loved the style of the painted ladies

Folsom Lake Homes 03.12.2020

I can't say that I've ever seen this but I have seen some awful construction in my career!

Folsom Lake Homes 16.11.2020

Looking to sell? Read these tips on getting your home ready for today's hot market.

Folsom Lake Homes 29.10.2020

Here are some interesting stats from my friend Ryan during this pandemic.

Folsom Lake Homes 19.10.2020

Just figured I'd keep my skills sharpened...My hubby is a willing victim...I mean customer.

Folsom Lake Homes 26.09.2020

Real estate sales are still happening but this might give you a good idea of my ability to predict the future

Folsom Lake Homes 10.09.2020

Don't know if I'd actually say this to anyone

Folsom Lake Homes 01.09.2020

Check out this idea...

Folsom Lake Homes 16.08.2020

Happy Valentine's day to all my favorite people

Folsom Lake Homes 16.07.2020

Is Artificial Intelligence the new normal in real estate?

Folsom Lake Homes 14.07.2020

Map of communities surrounding Folsom Lake

Folsom Lake Homes 30.06.2020

2020 should be good year for sellers!

Folsom Lake Homes 13.06.2020

Great information to consider for this next year...is it time for you to sell?

Folsom Lake Homes 31.05.2020

This is a great illustration of perspective in real estate from a local appraiser blog...where do you see yourself?

Folsom Lake Homes 16.05.2020

Homes available DOWN 37.5% year over year for Sacramento County https://www.gotrendvision.com/Post2WebResponsive.aspx

Folsom Lake Homes 12.05.2020

The best is yet to come! Happy New Year everyone!

Folsom Lake Homes 05.05.2020

Hope your day is merry and bright!

Folsom Lake Homes 20.04.2020

Good morning people...some holiday humor to start your day

Folsom Lake Homes 17.04.2020

Have a wonderful Christmas!

Folsom Lake Homes 14.04.2020

What buyers are finding in our market

Folsom Lake Homes 07.04.2020

It's all in the fine print...

Folsom Lake Homes 30.03.2020

We can get through this...

Folsom Lake Homes 22.03.2020

Sold within 3 days! Multiple offers within 2 hours on the market...ready to sell? I have buyers.

Folsom Lake Homes 14.03.2020

Need help getting your property sold...give me a call and let's get your home on the market!

Folsom Lake Homes 02.03.2020

This is why homes cost most in areas with mature landscaping

Folsom Lake Homes 20.02.2020

That's what I'd call Transitional Housing...clever!

Folsom Lake Homes 03.02.2020

We need to get this going in our schools!

Folsom Lake Homes 20.12.2019

Networking success...LOL!

Folsom Lake Homes 07.12.2019

Apparently Santa made a good investment!

Folsom Lake Homes 22.11.2019

You never know...but there are ways to find out!

Folsom Lake Homes 19.10.2019

Great insight and I wholeheartedly agree that customer experience rules the day. Some of the business models coming on-line are hurting the consumer due to the ...very thin knowledge base and severe lack of experience by the new players in our industry. The drive for market share is being fueled by fee concessions and unfortunately consumers are being trained by this mentality. Staying revelent is important but I believe specific knowledge trumps all...just look at travel agents... they're coming back because not everyone can afford to make mistakes. the old adage still holds "you get what you pay for". See more

Folsom Lake Homes 16.10.2019

Having sold a number of homes to millennials I can attest that this is so true!

Folsom Lake Homes 01.10.2019

Time to exercise our constitutional right.

Folsom Lake Homes 15.09.2019

Baby Boomers are Downsizing, Are You Ready to Move? For a while now baby boomers have been blamed for a portion of the housing market’s current lack of housing ...inventory, but should they really be getting the blame? Here’s what some of the experts have to say on the subject: Aaron Terrazas, Senior Economist at Zillow, says that Boomers are healthier and working longer than previous generations, which means they aren’t yet ready to sell their homes. According to a study by Realtor.com, 85% of baby boomers indicated they were not planning to sell their homes. It is true that baby boomers are healthier and are thus working and living longer, but are they also refusing to sell their homes? Last month, Trulia looked at the housing situation of seniors (aged 65+) today compared to that of a decade ago. Trulia’s study revealed that: Although seniors appear to be delaying downsizing until later in life, as a group, households 65 and over are still downsizing at roughly the same rate as in years past. Trulia also explains that, 5.5% of households 65 and over moved, pretty evenly split between moves to single family (2.7%) and multifamily (2.4%) homes. In 2005, these percentages were virtually the same, with 5.5% of senior households moving, including 2.5% into single family and 2.5% into multifamily homes. So, if these percentages are the same, what is the challenge? Recent reports tell us that the older population grew from 3 million in 1900 to 47.8 million in 2017. In addition, the Census recently revised the numbers from their National Population Projections: The aging of baby boomers means that within just a couple decades, older people are projected to outnumber children for the first time in U.S. historyBy 2035, there will be 78.0 million people 65 years and older compared to 76.7 million under the age of 18. Bottom Line If you are a baby boomer who is not sure whether you should downsize or move to a warmer climate (other people are doing it, why not you?), let’s get together so we can help you evaluate your options today!