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Q. I'm a little anxious about selling our home. Can you offer any suggestions to make the selling process easier to deal with while our home is on the market?

A. Being a home seller is not always easy. You see, while your house is for sale and on display to the buying public, so is your whole life.

One of the most important services a REALTOR offers is helping home sellers hold their lives together during the entire marketing and home selling process.

Here are two of my best suggestions.

1. Hire a cleaning service, (This is most helpful when both sellers work.)
2. Allowi a lockbox on the property is a big advantage. (This gives agents driving the neighborhood with buyers and on the spot showing opportunity. Your home gets seen and not missed.)

TIP: If absolute privacy is a must, allow for showings only by pre arranged appointments coordinated by your agent and emphasized in the MLS data.

Finally NEVER allow strangers into your home wtihout an agent present.

Brought to you from the desk of:
Suzi Enders, Realtor ®
Direct: (530) 876-3310
Hm. Office: (530) 873-4687
Cellular: (530) 228-1688
email: suzi_enders@yahoo.com
Real Estate Professionals
205 Pearson Road
Paradise California
Office: (530) 872-1600

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Did you know it is possible to rent solar panels? Check out local business to see if they participate in a program like this. Let's get back to solar energy and why you should.

One form of renewable energy is solar. Installing solar panels on your Paradise Ca home, allows you, the home owner to harness the power of the sun and save money at the same time. Whoppeee. Now I know right now it's snowing in Paradise Ca but that is no excuse for not thinking about going solar in the spring, especially with the state of economy. Maybe that is why Butte county offices have installed solar panels to cut energy costs.

Did you know that solar panels are more efficent and cost effective now than ever before. Here's how they work? Solar panels work by harnessing light rays and transfer the heat through collected cylinder that stores hot water for later use. Amazing huh!

Solar panels will convert any form of light that hits it and will still be effective even on cloudy or dull days, which when it comes to winter in Paradise or Magalia, we have our share of overcast days. It is a misconception that you need continuous sunlight. A solar panel can provide almost all of your hot water during the summer months and about 50% the rest of the year round.

There are a number of different varieties of solar panels. A roof top system works in a similar way except the collectors are more prominently visible on the roof itself rather than hidden away. Alternatively, if you have the space in your garden, you can install a standalone system, where the collector sits on the ground away from the house altogether.

With the tall ponderosa pine trees that surround most Paradise California homes a stand alone system may be best. Are you worried about the cost of installing, well what if you could rent solar panels? What rent solar panels....yes I said rent solar panels.

Search for companies in your area that rent solar panels Citizenrē REnU is one of the larger well known solar renting companies that does business in all but nine states.

Now what is holding you back from going solar?

Brought to you from the desk of:
Suzi Enders, Realtor ®
Real Estate Professionals
205 Pearson Road
Paradise California
Office: (530) 876-3310
Hm. Office: (530) 873-4687
Cellular: (530) 228-1688
email: suzi_enders@yahoo.com
ParadiseRealEstate.Us

If you love the idea of being outside playing a game on a large green grass outdoor course with a series of 9 or 18 very small holes spaced far apart and the object is to propel a small, hard ball with dimples by using the various clubs with funny names into each hole with as few strokes as possible, golf might be your game.

Near Paradise California three such places exist for your pasttime pleasure. Please call them directly for tee times.

1. Lava Creek Golf Course has 9 holes and is located at 5352 Clark Road, Paradise.
Call them for information. 530-872-4653
2. Paradise Pines Golf Course has 9 holes and located at 13917 South Park Drive in Magalia.
This lovely course meanders thru the community of Paradise Pines.
Call information at 530-873-1111
3. Tuscan Ridge Golf Club has a 18 hole course on the Skyway, 5 miles east of Hwy 99.

Quote for today: No matter how bad you are playing, it is always possible to play worse

Call me up, I might have time to give it a try.

Suzi Enders
Real Estate Professionals
205 Pearson Rd
Paradise Ca 95969
1 (530) 876-3310
ParadiseRealEstate.Us

The PG&E water flumes that zig-zag along the Paradise Ridge provide serene walking paths and trailheads for those willing to be adventurous. One of those pathways is the Miocene Canal. This trail is a healthy seven miles long and the most popular. Access the trail behind the Feather River Hospital located on Pentz Rd, which runs into the path where you'll be able to stroll over 18-inch wide cat walks. These cat walks run directly over troughs of flowing water where no foot path could be created.

PG&E has three major flumes in use in Butte County. The Hendricks Canel, from the Feather River's West Branch near Stirling City to the De Sabla powerhouse; the Miocene Canal, from the Feather River's West Branch near Coutolenc Road to the Lime Saddle powerhouse where the water is discharged into the Lower Miocene Canal along Highway 70 to the Coal Canyon powerhouse; and one from Butte Creek below Butte Meadows which goes along the upper Butte Canyon to the De Sabla powerhouse.

Please be aware these paths are not policed, and could be dangerous. PG&E owns a right-of-way along these flumes but many of them are on private property. Next to being great places to hike they are also rich in Butte county history.