Winters, CA

Homes in Winters California for under $150,000.

If you’re looking for a home in Northern California,

the town of Winters in particular and you don’t want to buy the most expensive home in town, you might want to take a look at this.

There are currently only a few homes for sale in Winters under $150,000.

Once the economy picks up , we will be looking back at these as the “good old days” when you could buy a home in Winters for under $150,000.

We recently listed 701 Valley Oak Drive for only $144,000.

This is a three bedroom, two bath, 1144 square foot home.

This home is perfect for someone who is on a budget and does not want a huge monthly investment, but wants a decent sized home in a nice neighborhood.

Possibly, you are looking for an investment and would like to rent the home out for a return better than you are getting with your cash in the bank.

If you are unfamiliar with Winters, here is their official website.

If you want more information on this home, please click here.

Since you are looking for a home in Winters for under than $150,000,

then please give me a call and I would be happy to set up an automatic search for you.

As homes come on the market an e-mail will be sent to you. simply call, text or e-mail me when something pops up that you like and we will go out and look at it.

At this price range, you are competing with cash buyers who believe the market will vastly improve in the future, so time is of the essence when you get your e-mail.

One thing about me is that I wil not constantly be calling you and asking you to buy. I am kept busy with clients who are buying and selling, so I have no time to bother you, while I do have time for you when you are ready.

By the time you se this posting, 701 Valley Oak could be gone,

so I would love to be able to send you the next home that comes on the market in Winters for under $150,000.

Maybe you are looking to sell your home in Winters and want an experienced Realtor who is attracting buyers every day , has cash investors and is proficient with short sales. If so, I would love to talk to you!

When you think about Homes in Winters California for under $150,000, think about me!

Feel free to call me or e-mail me any time.

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I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Jim Meyer

RE/MAX Gold

707-580-5391

MeyerJames@Aol.Com

License # 01036142

Want to spread out??? Need a shop??? This is the property for you!!! Newer 2 bedroom 2 bath home with a 3375 sq. ft. shop,3 roll up doors, 3 phase electric, along with a 1125 sq.ft. office which could be used as a very fancy apartment or granny flat which would need to be permited. Class 2 soil, clear lake irrigation district. Use your imagination, farm it or have a magnificent horse property!

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When looking for horse property or horse farm, it is usually assumed that is property between 2 and 50 acres and zoned for horses; Horse farms are often between 2 to 25 acres. However, in a few residential areas, one acre or less is satisfactory if the land is surrounded by city services, zoned to allow horses, and all useable and flat. Two horses per acre, however, is a good rule of thumb. Horse property is ideally grassy, rolling land for the most part, with good draining soil. Horses benefit from living on rolling or sloped land as they need exercise, but it should not be more than a 15% slope. Ideally, most horse folks are looking for 3-5 acres when shopping for a horse property. However, extra land is always useful for pasturing, breeding, casual riding, lay-up, access to trails, roping, cutting or even team penning. People without horses sometimes shop for horse property just because they know it is mostly useable property, easy to build on, and of greater value. When looking you must ask yourself "What is the main reason for purchasing a horse property/horse farm and will this property satisfy that need?" How do I use my horse? Does my family mainly like to trail ride or also do arena work? Does this property have access to trails? How far do we have to trailer to public trails or horse events? Does my show horse require a state-of-the-art barn, dressage arena? How much of the property is fenced and is it adequate or is it dangerous to horses and/or need to be replaced? Installing a barn, arena, and fencing can be quite an expense so it is very important to take these items into consideration when purchasing a horse property. It would be my advice to employee a Realtor with experience in selling horse type properties. He or She would be familiar with the type of inspection you may need to protect yourself. Most horse/ranch type properties are on well and septic systems. You need to be familiar with how many gallons a minute a well should pump in order to supply enough water to your animals and your domestic uses. Your Realtor should also be familiar with fencing which is safe for your horse, barns and arenas. It is also helpful if your Realtor is familiar with veterinary services, tack supplies, where you can buy grain and hay in the area along with riding areas if you have to trailer out. I get asked when is the best time to buy horse property?? I say when you are ready... It is not a bad idea however to look at horse property in the winter/rainy months to determine if the land drains well or gets to soggy and floods. Your Realtor should also have a good idea which properties may have a tendency to flood or be soggy in the Winter months.

Take a look at www.1125McArthurAve.com

and bring your buyers and investors to see this home. My seller is ready, willing and able, to sell. This is NOT a short sale nor an REO. Isn't that nice for a change!? He has been busy painting all of the interior, installing new linoleum and carpets and has just installed a new roof. This home looks great and is ready to move. Please go take a look. You won't be disappointed.