Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Full Details

http://www.iehouses4sale.com/listing/mlsid/301/propertyid/C12021716/syndicated/1/cgltguid/729B7C8D-C549-46C0-92BA-91E37D1E4F22/?ts=crg

Listing Courtesy of DAVID GONZALEZ DRE:01312593, KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY

GREETINGS, BLOGOSPHERE!

As you get to know me, you'll quickly realize that I love music. I think in musical terms. I'm sure you're familiar with the phrase, 'There's an app for that'; well, in my world, there's a SONG for that.

As I write this in anticipation of our Active Rain blog launch, there is a soundtrack running in the back of my mind, complete with orchestra, background vocals and all: 'AIN'T NO STOPPIN' US NOW ... WE'RE ON THE MOVE ... WE GOT THE GROOVE' (The Luther Vandross version, of course).

I'm SO excited to finally be launching The ACG Group's Active Rain blog. It has been awhile in the works, but I hope you will find that it has been worth the wait. Thanks for hanging with us as in the coming weeks and months as we 'get ourselves together' and 'polish up our (blogging) act'!

While you will find our blog to be heavily weighted with information on how to buy a HUD Home, you'll also find a variety of topics as Angie shares musings on real estate, foreclosures, short sales, housing policy, community, hobbies, tales from the field and life in general. In short, nothing is off-topic on our blog as real estate is simply the place where our lives unfold.

The Southern California real estate market is one of the most dynamic in the country, and our team happens to be based in the San Bernardino-Riverside Metropolitan Statistical Area, its most active region for foreclosures and other distressed properties.

Whether you are seeking a Rancho Cucamonga Realtor® to partner with you as an REO listing agent in San Bernardino County, a local Riverside County REO listing agent or an REO brokerage in Orange County, California ... we can help. With offices throughout Southern California, we know the 5-County region like the back our hand.

If you are a homeowner, homebuyer or investor that needs to find a real estate agent to help you navigate today's distressed property market, you'll be glad to have found us. We are a Rancho Cucamonga real estate agent team with solid experience and proven results helping clients with buying and selling foreclosures, short sales and HUD Homes.

Finally, if you're an industry colleague near or far, stop in to network and share ideas, tips, events and referrals.

Friends, clients and colleagues are all welcome here. Come back often, or better yet, SUBSCRIBE!

We're looking forward to serving you.

<Fading out on Repeat> 'S-T-O-P-P-I-N ... Ain't No!' ...

P.S.: A special thanks/shout-out to Craig Daniels and his Graphics For Blogging Training. Yes, that's a plug ... and well-deserved in my estimation.

If you like to get out and hike or ride, this event's for you! On Saturday, May 12th Rancho Cucamonga along with Friends of the Pacific Electric Trail will be hosting the 2012 Cucamonga Challenge. The Cucamonga Challenge consists of a scenic ride of about 35 miles as well as a 5k/10k run/walk along the beautiful Pacific Electric Trail in Rancho Cucamonga. All are welcome to participate and join in the fun.

For more information, click here: http://www.cityofrc.us/cityhall/cs/events/challenge.asp

Now this sounds like an event I can sink my teeth into! The Community and Arts Foundation of Rahcno Cucamonga, CA is hosting a Chocolate and Wine Festival on April 28, 2012 at 4:00 PM in the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center. Aside from bringing joy to the attendees, this festival will also help to raise money for the Foundation, which supports the arts not only in Ranco Cucamonga itself but in the surrounding communities. They host many, many wonderful events each year and even if you don't like chocolate or wine (I suppose there must be people out there who prefer brussels sprouts and Tang), it is still for a very worthwhile cause. Find more information here and here. :-)

There are several things a Seller can do to help facilitate a quick sale.

The first is to not be home when potential Buyers are there to view your home. There really is no reason you need to be there, except if you have a family member and/or pet who is not able to be left with others, valuables or possible something in the home you're concerned potential buyers could get their hands on (hopefully NOT!), or maybe you can't leave because due to a handicap, or injury.

Those are all great reasons not to leave....

If you do stay while buyers and their agent come to your home...you may want to:

1) Stay out of their way

2) Let them in, collect the agent's card and then let them go through on their own

3) Tell them you'll be watching tv and to feel free to ask any questions they may have

4) Thank them for coming! So important...and remember, it only takes ONE BUYER to sell your home!