Are you looking for an estate in Roseville? Over 2 million went into this home and it’s now listed for $1,050,000 (only $169.35 sft!). See if this is a fit for you …
NOT an REO or Shortsale! Spectacular Tuscan Masterpiece in Whispering Canyon Stoneridge Gated Community. This Premier Jewel is 6200sf w/Walnut & Maple Flrs, Granite, Travertine, Venetian Plaster, Italian ArcusStone, EIFS Construction, State of the Art Thermador, Meile, Broan, GE Profile appliances. 5 Bedrm Suites w/5 Designer Bathrms + 1 Guest Bath. 5 Fireplaces, Formal & Casual Dining, Family & Living Rms, Theater, Billiards & Library Rooms. Basement Sauna Room w/full Bath. Camera & Wired Security. 2 Balconies & So Much More. Must See! Video Link: YouTube – 1757 Park Oak Drive Roseville CA
Check out the new “city tab” for GRANITE BAY located along the top of my blog page. I appreciate the fine folks at Granite Bay Country Club and Johnson Ranch Racquet Club for their warm welcome in touring the spectacular grounds of each facility. Granite Bay is fortunate to have such wonderful amenities in their community! Hope you like the new video…
A big thank you goes out to all who stopped by our Realty World and Platinum Mortgage Network booth last Thurs night. It was really nice getting to know many members of the community. If you have any ?s, feel free to give Denise a call at 916-708-2017 or Dave at 916-715-7215. We’re always here to help!
The whole event rocked because of the superb coordination of Jim Crosthwaite of FirstStep Sports Marketing Group. Check out the many events he and his team have coming soon: www.firststepsportsmarketing.com .
You’ll always hear that ”location, location, location” is a main priority when talking to a Realtor about buying real estate. What priority should you hear coming from a “listing agent” regarding real estate? In my opinion it should be “Disclose, Disclose, Disclose.” Now this may scare some of you potential sellers…but think about it carefully. Always put yourself on the other side of the transaction. If you’re a buyer and someone has told you everything about a property (ie…the modifications, home improvements, repairs, and even the little quirks), you’re more likely to be fully satisfied with your purchase and not want to sue someone if you knew about it ahead of time. I’ve found that buyers don’t usually walk away from too much disclosure. It’s usually the other way around. Many buyers are nervous receiving disclosures from sellers with little to nothing on the paperwork. I mean seriously…can you really live in a house for even as little as 5 years and not have something you’ve fixed, improved or had to giggle a certain way? Come on sellers!!! Disclose, disclose, disclose. This makes common sense and will keep you out of the courtroom. Not to mention…it’s just the right thing to do!
