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NEW LISTING ALERT! 1230 19th Ave Unit C List Price: $998,000 2 bedrooms 2 baths... 912 sq ft Lot size: 1873 sq ft Live in the heart of the Sunset with this open floor plan, light-filled luxury penthouse condo, complete with 2/2 bedrooms & bath & chef kitchen. In-unit laundry & designated parking in the double-decker garage lift. The master bedroom boasts an en suite bathroom & an expansive walk-in closet with built-in shelving & drawers. You'll enjoy breathtaking sunsets & views of Golden Gate Park from the spacious private front AND back decks - perfect for dining al fresco, yoga or entertaining. The noise-reduced double & triple-paned front windows allow for quiet while working from home or relaxing. Cherry flooring & cabinetry, modern stainless steel appliances, gas stove & fireplace, wired Internet & crown molding are the finishing touches that make this house a home. Perfectly situated less than a block from GG Park, you can recharge with a leisurely walk, bike ride or explore Irving Street's shopping & restaurants. Virtual tour:https://vimeo.com/468655320 or visit www.1230c-19thavenue.com Contact the listing agent Mindy at 415-846-3506 or [email protected]

NEW LISTING ALERT! 344 Moncada Way, San Francisco List Price: $2,589,000 7 bedroom 6 baths... Living space: 2542 sq ft Lot size: 5510 sq ft This warm and nicely built Spanish-Mediterranean style home is nestled in the beautiful Ingleside Terraces neighborhood. It was extensively remodeled to the studs in 2017. The traditional elegance meets modern living. Upper level has 3 bedrooms including 2 master suites and 3 baths. The modern kitchen with center island to make cooking a joy, from the kitchen leading to the stunning outdoor social spaces for BBQ & entertaining, laundry is on both levels. Lower level offers 4 bedrooms including 2 master suites, a family room, and counter space. Minutes from Ocean Ave, West Portal & Stonestown Shopping Center. Easy commute to SOuth Bay & SF downtown. The best of city living in the tranquil setting.

New listing alert! 243 Denslowe Dr, San Francisco 94132 List Price: $1,689,000 4 bedrooms... 3 bath Living space: 1885 sq ft Lot size: 3550 sq ft Nice layout, fully detached home. Close to shopping, dining, Stonestown shopping mall, Lakeside Village, library, & SFSU. Steps from public transportation & freeway. This home features 3 split levels and 1/1 in-law, and storage or wine cellar, stepping to the large flat backyard. Main level has living, dining, kitchen. Top level has a master suite. It is ready to find to a new owner! Calll or text me for more information at 415-846-3506. Or email me at [email protected] MLS# 505027

Bathrooms at home get a lot of traffic, it’s no wonder they break from time to time. Luckily, there are a number of bathroom problems that are easy to solve on your own. Here are some of the most common bathroom problems and tips on how to fix them. ... This is usually caused by hard water build up on the little holes in your shower. Luckily, this is very easy to fix using materials that are already found in your house. All you need is white vinegar, a sandwich bag and some rubber bands. First fill the sandwich bag halfway with vinegar. Submerge the shower head with the vinegar-filled plastic baggie and secure it with a few rubber bands or a twist tie. Let the shower head soak for at least 3 hours or leaver overnight. Remove the baggie around the shower head. Use a soft brush to scrub down the holes before turning on the water. The shower head should be working after this. This is another easy fix. The best solution to a slippery shower floor is to install a bath mat or tub mat. You can just go to any hardware or grocery to buy these anti-slip devices. In most cases, you just remove them from their packaging and place them on a good spot on your shower floor or tub. This should prevent you from slipping. There are also anti-sprays and kits that have instructions on how to make surfaces less slippery when wet. Before you call a plumber, head to the hardware store and buy a Zip-It tool and give it a try. This tool is very easy to use. It looks like a giant zip tie and you push it as far as you can inside the drain. Once it’s all in, you pull it out and lots of hair and gunk will go up with it. Wipe off the gunk and hair and then repeat the process until the tool comes up clean. Run hot water down the drain and you should be good again. Tightening the bolts on your toilet seat every couple of days can be very annoying. A good solution to this problem is to get a toilet seat tightening kit. This is an inexpensive kit that you can buy at around $10 and will solve your wobbly seat right away. It comes with a special tool that can keep nuts and bolts secure. It takes about 15 minutes to straighten toilet seats and will solve your problem without buying a new seat. The first thing you need to do when this happens to you is to tighten the packing nut. This is usually a 2-minute job and takes care of most leaks. You might need to replace the valve if it doesn’t work or call a plumber.

Check out our latest sold listings and reviews on and ! Contact us today so that we can help you with your real estate needs! [email protected]... (415) 846 - 3506 : https://intero.com/directory/agents/mindy-tsoi : https://www.zillow.com/profile/MindyTsoi/

- The United States is currently battling rising cases of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19). California, Arizona, Texas and many other states are seeing an increase in infections as many people are venturing outdoors to work and to rid themselves of cabin fever. Because of the rising cases in California including San Francisco, it is important to continue to practice basic hygiene such as frequent hand washing, social distancing and wearing ...Continue reading

New listing alert! 243 Denslowe Dr, San Francisco 94132 List Price: $1,689,000 4 bedrooms... 3 bath Living space: 1885 sq ft Lot size: 3550 sq ft Nice layout, fully detached home. Close to shopping, dining, Stonestown shopping mall, Lakeside Village, library, & SFSU. Steps from public transportation & freeway. This home features 3 split levels and 1/1 in-law, and storage or wine cellar, stepping to the large flat backyard. Main level has living, dining, kitchen. Top level has a master suite. It is ready to find to a new owner! Calll or text me for more information at 415-846-3506. Or email me at [email protected] MLS# 505027

Bathrooms at home get a lot of traffic, it’s no wonder they break from time to time. Luckily, there are a number of bathroom problems that are easy to solve on your own. Here are some of the most common bathroom problems and tips on how to fix them. ... This is usually caused by hard water build up on the little holes in your shower. Luckily, this is very easy to fix using materials that are already found in your house. All you need is white vinegar, a sandwich bag and some rubber bands. First fill the sandwich bag halfway with vinegar. Submerge the shower head with the vinegar-filled plastic baggie and secure it with a few rubber bands or a twist tie. Let the shower head soak for at least 3 hours or leaver overnight. Remove the baggie around the shower head. Use a soft brush to scrub down the holes before turning on the water. The shower head should be working after this. This is another easy fix. The best solution to a slippery shower floor is to install a bath mat or tub mat. You can just go to any hardware or grocery to buy these anti-slip devices. In most cases, you just remove them from their packaging and place them on a good spot on your shower floor or tub. This should prevent you from slipping. There are also anti-sprays and kits that have instructions on how to make surfaces less slippery when wet. Before you call a plumber, head to the hardware store and buy a Zip-It tool and give it a try. This tool is very easy to use. It looks like a giant zip tie and you push it as far as you can inside the drain. Once it’s all in, you pull it out and lots of hair and gunk will go up with it. Wipe off the gunk and hair and then repeat the process until the tool comes up clean. Run hot water down the drain and you should be good again. Tightening the bolts on your toilet seat every couple of days can be very annoying. A good solution to this problem is to get a toilet seat tightening kit. This is an inexpensive kit that you can buy at around $10 and will solve your wobbly seat right away. It comes with a special tool that can keep nuts and bolts secure. It takes about 15 minutes to straighten toilet seats and will solve your problem without buying a new seat. The first thing you need to do when this happens to you is to tighten the packing nut. This is usually a 2-minute job and takes care of most leaks. You might need to replace the valve if it doesn’t work or call a plumber.

Check out our latest sold listings and reviews on and ! Contact us today so that we can help you with your real estate needs! [email protected]... (415) 846 - 3506 : https://intero.com/directory/agents/mindy-tsoi : https://www.zillow.com/profile/MindyTsoi/

- The United States is currently battling rising cases of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19). California, Arizona, Texas and many other states are seeing an increase in infections as many people are venturing outdoors to work and to rid themselves of cabin fever. Because of the rising cases in California including San Francisco, it is important to continue to practice basic hygiene such as frequent hand washing, social distancing and wearing ...Continue reading

’ Due to the rising numbers of people being infected by the coronavirus disease (Covid-19), Californians are again being asked by their government to practice social distancing and to wear masks in public. This has led many companies including real estate agencies to reconsider the practice of open house in order to limit physical contact. Realtors are turning to technology in order to continue showing houses via virtual tours. In ...Continue reading

Many of us are stuck at home due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. For many of us, there is very little to do except to work if you’re remote working, do chores and to relax. You might find that even after doing all of that, there’s still some time on your hands. If you’re wondering how to make time fly faster, we suggest that you finally organize your home to make it more efficient. Here are some quick smart approaches for home org...anization. One of the reasons why there is a lot of clutter at home is because it’s hard to stay organized. For instance, you might be keeping your laundry basket inside your closet. Instead of doing this, put it in a convenient location in the room so that you can simply toss your dirty laundry. Opt for open containers for things you use all the time like toiletries and cooking supplies. Invest in a garbage top where you only need to press on a pedal to pop the lid. Purging and organizing go hand in hand. Whether you like it or not, there will be many items in your belongings that you don’t use anymore. If you don’t see yourself using it in 6 months, donate or throw it away. But don’t start your purge before buying new storage containers. Once you’re down to the essentials, buy storage bins and boxes. Clearly label a box with your extras so that you can donate usable goods to charity. If your room still looks messy even after you’ve purged, organized and stored, it means that your system is not working. It should only take you around 15 minutes to tidy up. Since you’ve already purged your belongings, the next step is to categorize your stuff according to use or occasion and store them in open containers. ’ All drawers in your house should have a purpose and organization. Avoid designating a drawer as a catchall for everything. Once you have a catchall drawer, you’re going to forget about organization and you’re going to end up in a cluttered mess again. Flat surfaces like your dining room table, entryway table and kitchen tables tend to be clutter hotspots. The best way to avoid this is to make it a habit to tidy these surfaces before going to bed. If you can’t remember to do this, an alternative is to block clutter hot spots. For instance you can place a big vase on your entryway table so that people won’t make it a dumping zone. Organizing a home does not take a lot of skill. It does take a lot of patience and will power to go through the whole project. Get in the habit of tidying up too. Once this behavior become automatic, your home will always look organized and de-cluttered without too much effort.

Work from home (WFH) is now the new normal. All 50 states in America are open right now but many employees and employers still prefer to work remotely. Transitioning from traditional working to WFH can be challenging. First of all, there are too many distractions such as your kids, bed, refrigerator and furry friends. Second, not all of us have a spare bedroom that you can turn into a home office. Luckily, there are ways you can work at ...Continue reading

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? Due to the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19) that’s sweeping the whole world right now, your plans of moving to a new home might have been delayed. Many companies including movers are shortening hours, halving workforces or shutting down in a bid to flatten the curve. Since we’re all stuck indoors for the time being, now is a good time to make a wishlist for your ideal place. Even if you’re not moving soon or if you’re saving to... buy a house in the future knowing what you want can help speed up the process once you’re ready. & You’ve probably lived in a couple of houses by now so you know what you like and don’t like. Use this time to really evaluate features of a home that is useful for you. For instance, do you like stairs? What about an attached garage? Do you prefer an apartment or a single-family home? What kind of architectural style do you like? Knowing the answers to these questions will make looking for your new property easier. You and simply skip listings that don’t have features you’re looking for and make the home buying or renting process faster. Try to find out how much space you need too. For instance, growing families need to have extra space so that they can accommodate new members of their family. Kids also need space for playing outdoors so a good sized backyard is also a good idea. For renters with pets, apartments that allow pets is a must. Flow of a space is also important. For instance many people are looking for open floor plans. There are also those who want a certain number of bedrooms or storage spaces. There are people who want some outdoor space while others can live without it. Pet lovers, those with families will most certainly appreciate outdoor space. Try to see if you’re going to miss out on a backyard if you don’t have one. Parking is also important. In some parts of California, parking outside is not allowed. It is important to see how much parking space you’re going to need in the future. What kind of neighborhood are you looking for? Do you want a location that has a lot of parks, restaurant and good schools? Is it accessible to public transportation? All of these questions are important because it is going to affect your commute to work. It also has an impact on your entertainment and leisure activities. - Doing research and finding out what features you are looking for a home is a good way to get the buying or renting process started. Interest rates are also down as of right now and will probably stay low so timing might be in your favor.