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45 B. E Tehama St. ![]() Looking for a deal? Contractor's special?? Take a peek at this little gem, tucked away on a large .22 lot! Features Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 1 Parking: 2 Year Built: 1978 Lot Size: 9680 sqft Garage Size: 2 Square Footage: 996 Agent Name: Sandi Bauman Broker: Chico Homes MLS #: 200804598 Information Contact Information ![]() ![]() Sandi Bauman 530-864-5407 Pricing Asking Price: $129,900.00 Property Location 45B E. Tehama St Orland, CA 95963 Attributes Appliances Range/Oven Full Refrigerator Dishwasher Sink Disposal Interior Amenities Security System Ceiling Fans Tile Counter Tops in Kitchen Wood Stove Central Heating and A/C Exterior Amenities Fenced Yard Grass Lawn Tool Shed Mature Trees Sprinkler System
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by Mike Wiegert
Are you in a quandary about what material to use to replace existing countertops or install in a newly built home? The variety of products for counter tops is a virtual smorgasbord of surfaces ranging from rich choices in granite and marble to concrete to a wide variety of tile and slate. How about broken glass for an option? Yes, it’s true, recycled glass counter tops are available in a host of visual choices from subdued to ultra flashy. Want to check it out? Granite Transformations right here in south Chico has a wide variety of recycled glass products. Local owner, Don Thomas also reminded me that their business covers existing counter tops with their products, thereby eliminating the need to remove and deposit the old counter tops into the county landfill.
Ever hear of “phantom loads”? If you have, good for you. I hadn’t and here’s the lowdown: By way of example, most of us have a cell phone charger that we only use at night. We leave the docking station plugged in and ready to use. By doing so, we are leaking small amounts of electricity out into our environment at no benefit to us. If you had a dripping sink you would get out the wrenches and fix the leak, right? Most of us are wasting more electricity of components in our homes such as the TV, VCR, DVD player, stereo and other devices that utilize a remote to turn them on and off. These components use power in the standby mode so that they can be turned on by our remotes. I don’t know about you....
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News Release
Chico, CA 4/14/2008 -- Sandi Bauman with Chico Homes recently completed a luxury home marketing training course. The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing provided the Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist training.
The course - which covered such topics as demographics of the affluent, lifestyle segmentation, trends and amenities in today’s luxury home product, and creating a marketing plan for the multimillion dollar property – was taught by Laurie Moore-Moore, President of the Dallas-based Institute and author of the book, “Rich Buyer, Rich Seller! The Real Estate Agents’ Guide to Marketing Luxury Homes.”
“The course is a step towards earning the prestigious Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS) designation which The Institute awards internationally to sales professionals who meet performance standards in the upper-tier residential market,” said Moore-Moore. Sandi Bauman is an example of a sales associate who has earned the CLHMS designation, and who works to hone the special skills and competencies necessary to provide exceptional service in the fine homes and estates marketplace.”
Bauman is an award-winning sales associate who has been in real estate since 2005 and specializes in the Chico/Paradise residential market. She has been the top producing listing and selling agent at Chico Homes each year, servicing relocating buyers and sellers, investors, first time home buyers, and is highly active in the foreclosure market. Visit her blogsite “The Pink Couch” at www.ChicoHomeSearch.net.
“The training provided new insight about the upper tier market, helped me polish my skills, and provided valuable networking contacts with other agents across the country who specialize in luxury properties,” said Bauman. “In addition, I discovered new and creative tools for promoting expensive homes and estates and new resources for finding buyer prospects. Home buyers and sellers will benefit from my new knowledge.”

by Mike Wiegert
All type of media ranging from the daily newspaper to “expert” fiscal commentaries on various internet news services to regional and local blog sites are all assuming the role of a sort of economic Edgar Allen Poe. I can’t speak for everyone, but I’m not just tired. I’m exhausted, wiped out and drained by all the tales of woe that doomsayers consider newsworthy.
It’s time to stop assuming that just because a home down the street went through a foreclosure that this is the end of Chico real estate as we know it. As pointed out in previous “moments”, foreclosure sales nationwide only amount to seven tenths of one percent of all the households in our country. Due to the reseting of adjustable rate loans and a subsequent inability to pay by the borrowers on these loans, the rate of foreclosures is certain to rise. But with all the government and banking industry sponsored programs to assist these troubled homeowners, any foreclosure rates increases are assured to be negligible.
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by Mike Wiegert (Sandi's broker at Chico Homes)
There’s a lot of talk in the news these days about the end of the housing slump, home prices stabilizing and increases in real estate sales activity in the West. Last week while speaking at a banking conference in Tokyo, former Federal Reserve Chief and guru Alan Greenspan announced that he expects an end to the drop of U.S. home prices by early in 2009. Greenspan added that as housing inventory is reduced, “it is very likely that home prices will stabilize well before that.”
In nearby Sacramento county, an area among the highest in U.S. foreclosures, a recent survey of 1200 residents indicated that 63 percent believe that now is a good time to buy a home. The study conducted by Sacramento State University’s Institute for Social Research fine tunes the data by stating that 47 percent believe that now is the right time to buy and 16 percent believe that between now and six months will be the best time to buy. Additional, less than comforting information, is that 58 percent said that they have concerns that their income will be insufficient to cover their expenses.
Outskirt communities of San Diego County such as Oceanside, Escondido, Valley Center and Ramona are experiencing a burst of new activity as buyers and investors take advantage of significantly lowered home prices. Brian Crisp, a San Diego broker has stated in the North County Times that investors are pouncing on deals....
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