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Great Open House in Fontana 2/17/08

Mary Mulvey — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 01:45:00 GMT

If you only want the best, don't miss this OpenHouse! 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths featuring up-graded flooring through-out, beautiful crown, baseboard and door moldings, granite counters in the kitchen and bath, custom kitchen backsplash, custom cabinets in the master walk-in closet, a HUGE master retreat. This home has it all. It is a bright and airy floorplan with plenty of natural light and graceful arched doorways that invite you from one room to the other. There's even a place for your big screen tv or you can place your plasma over the tiled fireplace. Invite your friends to enjoy your e person spa on a starry night and it might be hard to make them go home. The pictures don't do it justice, so come out and see for yourself Sunday February 17th from 1-4 pm or give me a call if you want a private showing.

Mary Mulvey (909) 641-8350

Open House in The Landings on Sunday

Mary Mulvey — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 16:45:00 GMT

The Landings, Fontana - We invite everyone to visit our open house at 15527 Spruce Tree Way on December 30 from 1:00 AM to 4:00 AM.

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What's even better than a Short Sale?

Mary Mulvey — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 13:49:00 GMT

So many people are looking for the next great bargain in real estate, but they may be looking in the wrong place. A short sale happens when the owner of a home has to sell it (for many reasons, not necessarily that they can't make the payments), but they owe more to the bank than the house will sell for on the open market. We are in a buyer's market right now and the fair market value of a house is determined by what the buyer will pay. Typically, the seller owes more than the value of the house because they have 100% financing on a house they bought within the last 2 years or they just recently re-financed for as close to the full market value as they could. The bank has to decide to eat the difference in what the house will sell for and what is owned to them. Banks don't like to lose money and if the property is in good condition they will agree to sell it at full market value and lose a few dollars, but it is still at market value. The better value is the home owned by a seller who put down 20% or more on their loan and now have to sell for reasons beyond their control (job transfer, illness, divorce etc.) These sellers have even more flexibility than banks! .Banks are not going to lose any more than the current market value forces them, but homeowners with 20% or more to play with are willing to negotiate that 20% in order to sell a house that they have to leave. So don't overlook the house that is on the market that is not listed as a short sale. It really might be the best bargain after all.

2 Story For Sale North Fontana

Mary Mulvey — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 06:00:00 GMT

• 2,356 sq. ft., 3 bath, 3 bdrm 2 story - $475,000 - $30,000 in upgrades FREE Arbor Glen, Fontana - There is so much to do when you purchase a new home, but with this lovely home the upgrades have been taken care of for you. With beautiful moldings that grace the 9 ft. ceilings and the tile in the kitchen and baths, granite counter tops and designer paint this home is ready to move in and make yours. New baseboard moldongs throughout the house and the new pergo floors in the livingroom/dining...(read more)