Thursday, August 29, 2013

New Home Considerations - Part 2



If you are looking for a different place to live, you might consider older houses as well as new homes. There are pros and cons to both options. One that is freshly built obviously has many positives to it. The main negative is probably that it will cost more than one that was built a few years ago. If you lean toward one that is fresh, then you will need to consider several items. Look at the cost, contractor, and the warranties.

Check Part 1 if you have not yet.

The warranties on products used in the building of new homes are also a consideration. Every area should really be under warranty. From the floors to the windows, a warranty may tell you how good a product you are actually getting.

After considering these items, you should have enough information to choose a contractor, but as you go through the project, make sure you are careful to look at details, so that you know how everything is being done. There is a fine line between being a micro-manager and being a homeowner. Keep that balance, and you will probably also keep your contractor happy.

New homes take a lot of work on the part of everyone involved. For you as the homeowner, it takes work because you need to pick out the details of every area of the home. You have to think about quality with this as well, and you need to be able to discuss options with your contractor. Even with all of the details to consider, it is still worth it.
 
 
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Thursday, August 22, 2013

New Home Considerations - Part 1


If you are looking for a different place to live, you might consider older houses as well as new homes. There are pros and cons to both options. One that is freshly built obviously has many positives to it. The main negative is probably that it will cost more than one that was built a few years ago. If you lean toward one that is fresh, then you will need to consider several items. Look at the cost, contractor, and the warranties.


The cost of new homes will be more than older ones, but you have to look at what you are getting for the money. A fresh build will have no issues, whereas with an older house, there are so many things that can creep up right away. If you feel like you can afford to go in this direction, then you will need to be sure and get the financing that will work for you.

The contractor is another consideration. He or she is actually paramount to your project. New homes are built by a number of people, but the contractor is the one who holds it together. It is important to have one who will hire only quality help at prices that you can afford. You probably have a vision of what you want the outcome to be. Make sure that you hire a contractor who has that vision and is willing to make sure that those working with him or her also share your vision. It is important that the contractor you choose has a good reputation and can show proof of some of his or her work.

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Thursday, August 15, 2013

13412 Desert Zinnia Ct NE (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

Foothills North
The Impressive entry way only leads you to find a much more impressive interior of this single level 5 bdrm HIGH DESERT HOME. Contemporary meets Southwest all the while being warm and inviting throughout. The abundance of windows affords TREMENDOUS VIEWS and natural light! A 690sqft guest house that is nothing short of phenomenal with large living area with fireplace full sized kitchen/w/d hook ups and 3/4 bath, & private entrance. Gorgeous pool, and several outdoor entertaining areas. NICE!!

 
13412 Desert Zinnia Ct NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111



Price: $800,000
MLS#: 764706
Bedrooms: 5
Baths: 4
Sq Ft: 4,941
Garage Spaces: 3
Acres: 0.65
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Extras

2+ Living Areas
Alarm System
Bar In Kitchen
Built-In Bookcase
Ceiling Fan(s)
Raised Ceiling
Separate Entrance
Skylights(s)
Smoke Alarm(s)
Formal DR
Walk-In Closet(s)
Wet Bar
Patio Combination
Patio Covered
Courtyard
Rock
Wall Privacy



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Thursday, August 8, 2013

Luxury Homes Are A Great Investment (Part 4)



If you are considering buying property in the real estate market of today, you might want to start taking a look at a few luxury houses in the area. Due to the fact that any kind of real estate purchase that you make is going to be an investment, you need to make sure that you are going to make the best investment possible. If you have not read Part 1, Part 2 or Part 3 go ahead now.


This is the perfect chance for you to buy a luxury home. While the real estate market has improved a great deal over the past year it is still recovering and a number of homes that were once exclusive are available at a much more affordable rate. This way you can obtain a luxury home at a great price. As the market keeps on rebounding, you will have to pay a much higher price for the same luxury home. You cannot go wrong with such exclusive homes. There are so many advantages of buying and living in such a property. Contact your Realtor (that's me right?) today to start looking at your local gems on the market.

 

Thursday, August 1, 2013

13501 Quaking Aspen Pl NE (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

INSPIRATIONAL city and mountain VIEWS will mesmerize you from every room of this custom SW style home with portals, porches, balcony,& outdoor living in HIGH DESERT. These original owners have thought of everything which is apparent in the fine high quality custom details throughout. You will be delighted to entertain in the gorgeous gourmet kitchen which opens to the family room with commanding fireplace and access to the fabulous morning room. Teen/in-law quarters. New roof, 10 zone radiant heat.

13501 Quaking Aspen Pl NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111



Price: $1,250,000
MLS#: 764231
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 4
Sq Ft: 4,574
Garage Spaces: 3
Acres: 1.69
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Extras

2+ Living Areas
Kitchen Island
Loft
Beam Ceiling
MB Garden Tub
MB His/Her
Pantry
Raised Ceiling
Skylights(s)
Smoke Alarm(s)
Wet Bar
Patio Combination
Patio Covered
Patio Open
Courtyard
Rock


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