24780 Ward Street- San Bernardino CA 92410 For Lease by Celina Vazquez - Relator/Broker

FOR LEASE 

24780 WARD STREET 

SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410

𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘄𝗮𝘀 𝗮 𝗴𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 #𝘄𝗲𝗲𝗸𝗲𝗻𝗱 got a #ForLease Listing in San Bernardino. Great opportunity with lots of great features. 3 Bedroom 3 Bathrooms with large carport and great spacious patio. Newer central A/C unit which is a must-have in #Socal during this coming #summer. - Have another For Lease in Anaheim Hills an #ForSale in Moreno Valley. I think we are busier than ever. And you how was your weekend? Comments below and let me know how it was and what is working for you!!! . . . . . For a private showing call or text 909-697-0823 . . . . . #buying #selling #renting #sanbernardino #forrent #forsale #forrent #realtor #realestate #propertymanagement #celinavazquezrealtor #CELINAVAZQUEZBROKER #riverside #jurupavalleyrealtor #jurupavalley #eastvale #ranchocucamonga #monday #motivation #greatday #intentions #positive #thepowerofnow

SOMEDAY SOON JAR - CELINA VAZQUEZ

SOMEDAY SOON JAR

Write down what you're missing the most. Soon you'll be able to enjoy it again!

How to have fun activities and connect deeply with our family during #COVID-19

Get your bucket list jar to help kids dream of their post COVID-19 adventures. 

Launch your very own SOMEDAY SOON JAR Project! 

A way to stay positive and keep your kids busy with great vision.

How to make your Someday Soon Jar

1- You can use any jar, (mason jar) basket, box or container around your home.

2- Label your jar or container with a "SOMEDAY SOON JAR"

3- Every time your family wishes you "could do something, go somewhere, treat yourselves, see someone you love, visit a new place or invite people to visit." Write it down on a piece of paper, and put it in your jar. 

4- When COVID-19's stay at home order is lifted and when it is safe to resume regular functions, begin enjoying the activities listed inside your jar. You SOMEDAY SOON has arrived! 

5 Questions Sellers Have about the Market during the Coronavirus Outbreak Answered

5 Questions Sellers Have about the Market during the Coronavirus Outbreak Answered

5 Questions Sellers Have about the Market during the #Coronavirus Outbreak Answered
There are so many questions and concerns amid the #Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak. The real estate market is especially hard hit and sellers are concerned. Real estate at its core is a people business. It relies on person-to-person interaction and the coronavirus necessarily limits this contact. As the spring #selling season gets started, home sellers will have questions and it’s important to acknowledge concerns and offer practical advice and concrete information to help sellers make the best decision for themselves and their families.
1. Should I still try and sell my home?–Of Of course, there are many aspects to this question. First and foremost, the health concerns of the sellers’ family have to be taken into consideration. Unless absolutely necessary, the elderly and those with underlying health issues should not allow unnecessary people into their homes; including #buyers and agents.
If the household is essentially healthy and not considered high-risk, then this could be a great time to sell. Consider the advantages of lower inventory coupled with low-interest rates; as listings become rarer, the remaining inventory will get more attention which could create better offers.
2. Is it safe to have people through my home?–This is certainly a concern, but there are practical steps you can take to ensure safer home showings.
3. What can I do to protect my family during showings?-Protect the home, family and visitors alike by taking the following precautions.

1. Keep hand sanitizer at the front door to offer buyers and their agents when they enter the home.
   
2. If there is a guest bathroom, keep disposable hand towels and soap for guests to use and make the request known to the showing agent.
   
3. Offer disposable gloves for use with a receptacle for used gloves.

4. Limit the showing days and hours so you can properly clean between showings.
   
5. Have cleaning wipes handy. Request agents to wipe surfaces, door handles, and banisters that are touched during the showing.
   
6. Ask your agent to offer virtual showings or host virtual open houses
   

4. What happens if my buyer loses their job?–Most real estate contracts include a contingency for the buyer loan approval and funding. Now more than ever, it’s critical to keep that contingency in place. In the unfortunate event the buyer loses their job or can no longer qualify for the loan during the contingency deadline, the parties cancel typically cancel the contract.
5. Will I get a higher price if I wait to list my home?–The truth is no one knows. We don’t know how long or short the crisis will be and we don’t know how the financial market will weather the outbreak. While this is a question the seller will ultimately need to decide, the old adage about a “bird in the hand” is important to remember.

This spring selling season has proven to have unique circumstances – please contact your real estate agent to learn more about the current outlook and opportunities in your local market

Looking to buy, sell or just curious about the value of your home? Give us a call at 909-697-0823 or just contact us at www.celinavazquezrealtor.com.

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5 Bedroom Home in Eastvale Availble For Rent

5 Bedroom Home in Eastvale Available For Rent

5827 Springcrest Street Eastvale, CA 92880

Specs & Dimensions:

5 Bedrooms 3 bathrooms

3 Car Garage

3,000 Square Feet 

6,970 Square Feet Lot

Built 2004

An Eastvale beauty with 3,000 Square Feet of living space in a lot of 6,970 Square Feet built in 2004 is in perfect condition with everything completely updated. 

Featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 3-car garage (one bedroom is downstairs with full bathrooms) this home has everything that you are looking for. All new wood floors throughout the house with new paint and fully remodeled kitchen.

White Cabinetry with top quality stainless steel appliances. 4-Burner cook top, built-in oven and microwave, multi-cycle dishwasher and double-door refrigerator. Large kitchen island with sitting area and cabinets for plenty of storage.

The main floor has a very large living room with a dining room and family room with a cozy gas-only fireplace. Hardwood flooring throughout the house. Spacious guest bedroom downstairs with a full bathroom and walking closet.

The gorgeous master suite has a large master bathroom that contains a deep soaking tub, separate walk-in shower and long vanity with double sinks. Large walk-in closet and wall-to-wall windows for natural light to come in. 

Large laundry room with a wash sink and space for a full size washer and dryer.

This beautiful home is very close to the I-15 Freeway and within minutes of the I-60 Freeway. Eastvale Gateway Shopping Center is just minutes away, schools and parks. The Eastvale Gateway Shopping Center is a power center offers stores like Target, Kohl’s, T.J Maxx, Tilly’s and more, also you have great dining places like Applebee’s, Johny Corinos, On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina and much more to choose from.  For more information about this house call Celina Vazquez at 909-697-0823.

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3 Reasons the Housing Market is NOT in a Bubble

3 Reasons the Housing Market is NOT in a Bubble

3 Reasons the Housing Market is NOT in a Bubble - With housing prices appreciating at levels that far exceed historical norms, some are fearful that the market is heading for another bubble. To alleviate that fear, we just need to look back at the reasons that caused the bubble ten years ago.

Last decade, demand for housing was artificially propped up because mortgage lending standards were way too lenient. People that were not qualified to purchase were able to obtain a mortgage anyway. Prices began to skyrocket. This increase in demand caused homebuilders in many markets to overbuild.

Eventually, the excess in new construction and the flooding of the market with distressed properties (foreclosures & short sales), caused by the lack of appropriate lending standards, led to the housing crash.

Where we are today…

1. If we look at lending standards based on the Mortgage Credit Availability Index released monthly by the Mortgage Bankers Association, we can see that, though standards have become more reasonable over the last few years, they are nowhere near where they were in the early 2000s.

2. If we look at new construction, we can see that builders are not “over building.” Average annual housing starts in the first quarter of this year were not just below numbers recorded in 2002-2006, they are below starts going all the way back to 1980.

3. If we look at home prices, most homes haven’t even returned to prices seen a decade ago. Trulia just released a report that explained:

“When it comes to the value of individual homes, the U.S. housing market has yet to recover. In fact, just 34.2% of homes nationally have seen their value surpass their pre-recession peak.”

Bottom Line

Mortgage lending standards are appropriate, new construction is below what is necessary and home prices haven’t even recovered. It appears fears of a housing bubble are over-exaggerated.

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What Are the Experts Saying about Mortgage Rates?

What Are the Experts Saying about Mortgage Rates?

What Are the Experts Saying about Mortgage Rates? - Mortgage interest rates have risen over the last few months and projections are that they will continue their upswing throughout 2017. What impact will this have on the housing market? Here is what the experts are saying:

Laurie Goodman, Co-director of the Urban Institute’s Housing Finance Policy Center:

“In 1984, 1994, 2000, and 2013, every time we have rate increases, we have increases in nominal home prices. We expect this to be more pronounced, as there is a big demand-and-supply gap at the present time.”

Scott Anderson, Chief Economist for Bank of the West:

“The tightening labor market, rising wage growth, high levels of consumer confidence and a millennial generation with a pent-up demand for housing should allow the housing market to weather the storm of gradually rising interest rates.”

Ivy Zelman in her latest “Z” Report:

“Although we strongly believe that the housing supply-demand imbalance for single-family homes will continue to drive above-average home price appreciation, just as falling mortgage rates aided pricing power on the margin in recent months, we expect the opposite effect to become evident in the coming months. As such, we project year-end home price inflation of 4.8% for 2017 and 4.1% for 2018.”

Bob Walters, President & COO of retail mortgage lender Quicken Loans:

“A modest increase in mortgage rates won’t have much of an effect on home purchases. A buyer may need to slightly re-evaluate which homes they can afford, but it’s not likely to make an impact on qualifying, in most cases.”

First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming:

"Our survey data shows that mortgage rates would have to be significantly higher to have any meaningful impact. The house buying power that borrowers have, even with rates below five percent, still remains historically strong."

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