The role of a Homeowners Association in Real Estate

Let’s start with the basic questions, Do you know what a Homeowners Association (HOA) is and what its duties are? Most importantly, do you know the role it plays in Real Estate?

As a definition, a HOA is a non-profit organization within a planned residential community that projects and protects the vision of the founders, stewarding the community by making and enforcing rules to ensure continued value and owner representation in key issues. It is recommended that it becomes a legal entity in order to have legal personality to represent the assembly and dutifully apply its law and collect dues. Typically, a HOA is run by a manager who is in charge of the administration of the treasury, maintenance of common areas, security, payment of utility bills and more. This management is appointed by a Homeowners Board that oversees and approves changes, budget and improvements among the community. Therefore, by investing on a real estate property with an efficient and well-managed HOA, you are assuring that your investment value stays strong.

Pacific Ocean view from Casa Corazon, in Todos Santos

The following are six HOA/Community key elements to consider whenever purchasing real estate:

1.   First and foremost, make sure the property you are interested in is in good standing with the HOA and with its fees currently up to date. If that is not the case, this is an important factor to evaluate; your real estate advisor can help you negotiate curing its past due payments out of the property’s purchase price if necessary.
2.   Learn the HOA regulations. From construction and improvement specifications to noise policy and visitors arrival, read the rules so you know if it is something you are OK and can easily comply with.
3.   Drive around the community and observe for yourself if the streets are clean, green areas well-kept and what is the look and feel of the homes/condos and common areas. Is there security? Were they courteous to you? Remember, all these elements are a direct reflection of a well administered community.
4.   HOA dues. Whether monthly or yearly, learn about these dues and what services and amenities these cover. Are there any discounts for early payment? How are the overall finances? How is their increase set?
5.   Contingency plan. Is there a plan for an emergency or a natural event, such a hurricane or flood? To what end can the HOA help you?
6.   Is the developer personally involved in the HOA? Do they have homes in the community to ensure they share in the benefits and participate in resolving any challenges?

Casa Corazon, Todos Santos

I can relate to the importance of a HOA benefiting not only the property values, but how you feel at home. The HOA at Pedregal de Cabo San Lucas has always been responsive and attentive; just last year after hurricane Odile, Pedregal’s HOA, some residents and the Diaz Rivera family, collaborated to bring the community together and, through a nonprofit project founded by the latter, made sure that its security guards, gardeners and maintenance personnel were safe and secure in their own homes so they could focus since day one on cleaning up the streets, removal of debris and helping each resident feel secure at home. Throughout all these years, it has been an important pillar of the success of the community as a whole.

Just remember, a homeowners association directed by a caring and cooperative administrator, overseen by a good Board will keep your community values and appreciation protected.

For more information about Coldwell Banker Riveras’ Baja California Sur Real Estate, Lifestyle and news, send us an email to info@cbriveras.com, visit www.cbriveras.com or call us to (624) 143.1342 From US & CA 858 964 3710

An interview with veteran real estate agent Robert Ruyg

Today is the turn to sit with Robert Ruyg, someone who is rather quiet but with a strong and always interesting point of view. He is a proud foreigner living and enjoying the relaxed lifestyle of Zacatitos, on the outskirts of San Jose and where the East Cape begins.

Where are you from and why did you move to Los Cabos?
Originally I am from the small mountain city of Bandung on the island of Java, Indonesia. However, I spend my schooling years mainly in Holland, but in 1967 I decided that I had to find more space then what Europe had to offer and ended up in Vancouver, Canada. My wife Sharon discovered Los Cabos in the early seventies and when we sold our business we had an extended vacation in Mexico, which made me discover Los Cabos. Sharon was thrilled to be away from the wet Vancouver winters and it was a great substitute for the missing Tropics in my life, yet, it presented us an opportunity to be only a mere 4.5 hours away flight from Vancouver and our family, it was a great choice!

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Great memmories for Sharon and myself!

Coming from an international background, how does it feel living in a small community in Los Cabos?
Having lived in large cities all of my life I have always wondered what it would be like to live in a small place. It was not easy in the beginning living in Los Cabos, there was not much here in the early nineties in the form of supplies and food as we traveled to La Paz once a month to do the big shopping. It paid off to go there as the savings on our food paid for the 2-day trip. With the arrival of Costco and several other international brands in the last 10 years, Los Cabos has grown at a huge rate where mostly everything can be found.

How do you find the recreational, working and health care opportunities for foreigners?
Los Cabos has given me plenty of enjoyment! Baja has to offer an abundance of nature activities unique in this world. My love has been developed by exploring the mountains, the back roads in off-road cars, both for leisure and racing.

I’ve always enjoyed a good adventure!

In the 25 years of having lived here we have had several encounters with health related issues and have had fantastic care.

Having lived and worked in many part of this world, Mexico is not different then any other country when it comes to making a living for a non-native. Procedures and laws have to be followed and due to language differences; getting a job is not always easy but it is totally worth it. It happens that this area caters to a large foreign market and the need for employees to speak the prospect’s tongue is important, which makes it appealing as a way to improve our quality of life.

How long have you been in real estate?
In the first year we were here, I built a B&B that my wife operated, so after the completion I started to learn about real estate business, working with a large family that owned a lot of land in this area. After 6.5 years, I started my own brokerage that I closed when we sold the B&B and moved away from San Jose to the off the grid subdivision of Los Zacatitos, by the Sea of Cortez. However, it did not take long for me to be bored and started working for well-known multi national real estate companies. So to answer your question, this totals to over 24 years in this business.

How do you see the real estate market in Los Cabos?
What can I say that has not been said about the development of Los Cabos? Regardless of the North American economy it has a two fold steady annual increase in population: firstly by Mexicans coming from the mainland to service the needs of the second home market with all its exciting activities, from fishing to golf and much more. Los Cabos has it all for everyone and people are seeing this area as the place to be for recreation. Having said that we are also experiencing a vast increase of US and Canadian retirees where they can enjoy a relaxed, off-the-grid and amicable lifestyle.

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My backyard

Do you recommend retiring and living in Mexico to any foreigners?
Yes I do, but in my own way by telling them that the lifestyle I have and is experienced by others cannot be duplicated up North; we have very little traffic, our beaches are a perfect opportunity to spend the day and the weather is fantastic all year long!

If you too are thinking about retiring to Los Cabos, starting your own business in the area or wonder what is like to spend idle days on the beach, send Robert an email to rruyg@cbriveras.com. For Coldwell Banker Riveras’ San Jose Real Estate news visit www.cbriveras.com or call local 624.142.5544 | US / CA 858.964.3715

Why invest in Los Cabos?

By: Steve Yip

I was born and raised in Canada, but I’ve been frequenting the area for many years, I have now become a permanent resident. Over the last years, I keep on noticing many remarkable changes that sustain the fact that NOW is the time to invest in Los Cabos. With many organic produce available more and more, plus, large retailers carrying food and products from around the world bringing choice and variety, we see convenience becoming the norm. There are many more corner stores and gas stations, as well as a bevy of great local and international restaurants, bars and all kinds of fantastic food vendors! These are just a few of the things that have changed over the last few years, but there are many that have not changed: the great weather, white sandy beaches and crystal clear water from the Sea of Cortez to the majestic Pacific Ocean. The local people, whether it be the “native to this area” people or the “not originally from this area “people, have always been generally very helpful, friendly and accommodating.

When investing in Los Cabos Real Estate, keep in mind there are a few differences that may surprise you and delight you at the same time.

Prices
Real estate has always been an extremely great value here but after the financial crisis of 2008 prices had hit the lowest in many years and have stayed low until NOW, thus creating a great environment for those wishing to invest. Even after a storm, the likes of which no one has seen here in the past happening a year ago, the prices have remained stable and many new improvements have occurred to the infrastructure of the area. If investing here, you can look forward to getting much more for your money than you might expect, including more useable space, inside and out, lush green gardening year round as many properties come with large patio area and swimming pools!

Taxes
Property taxes here in Mexico, known as the ”Predial”, are much more affordable than what we have grown accustomed to paying in the USA or Canada. Predial is calculated based on a percentage of an assessed value of a property at the time of sale and that assessed value is commonly much less than the actual market value. That being said, the average taxable percentage of the assessed value of residential property in Mexico is much less than what you’d think. Buying a house or condo at a market value of $100,000 you may find your yearly property tax could very likely be under $100 per year! When considering investing your life savings into a vacation home or retirement home in paradise (here), you might also want to consider making it your primary residence or retirement home and liquidate any current property elsewhere that may be costing you thousands of dollars a year to hold based on taxes alone!

Maintenance
Whether it is your home, your car, or yourself, the cost of fixing or renovating things is much lower here in Baja California Sur. Things like carpentry, plumbing, electrical, as well as landscaping will all be offered at a fraction of what you may be used to paying, with top quality all the time! Being a mechanic myself in the past, I also know from experience that having car problems will be much less painful at about half the cost. As for yourself, the cost of food, alcohol and tobacco products are also much less especially if you shop and eat like a local. So is the health care with available options with local facilities, or given the case, the ease opportunity to fly abroad if needed.

Lifestyle
You may find yourself less dependent on material things to make you happy, although Los Cabos has nearly anything and everything to cater to any lifestyle no matter how extravagant. Having so many inexpensive things to do in the amazing climate here on any given day will save you money, enrich your life, create memories and contribute to your health and spirituality. Aside from the many fitness clubs and yoga studios there are also many other outdoor activities like biking, swimming, snorkeling, walking, running, and hiking, that require only yourself and your time to enjoy for a very healthy lifestyle. Many foreigners have come to practice many of those activities on a daily basis and as a professional activity! If you are the type that likes to relax by a pool or at the beach with a cold beverage and a book, this is also a perfect place to do just that. I have grown to love this place and all it has to offer, the food, the fishing, the weather, the sun the sand, the sea and its people.

I invite anyone considering life here to do the same, what are you waiting for? Come find your reason for being here and welcome to happiness that will give you back much more than what you think!

For more information about Los Cabos Real Estate, lifestyle and news, send Steve an email to syip@cbriveras.com, visit www.cbriveras.com or call the Coldwell Banker Riveras San Jose office at (624) 142.5544. From US / CA 858 964 3715

Galento Foundation

Galento Foundation is a non-profit organization that believes that one very well educated individual has a constructive impact in society and propels a positive change for a greater good.

Their goal is to find those students who have excelled in the public school system and support them socially, financially and morally, in gaining access to superior scholastic opportunities which will reward their hard work with a proper college tuition and to forge a better life for themselves, their family and their country.

Galento supports kids on a 10-year period: from 5th grade all the way thru college. Presently it is helping two college students in mainland Mexico at the renowned Tec de Monterrey University (ITESM), one college student in Cabo, plus one more in middle school at Colegio El Camino, an American School with IB credits in Los Cabos.

There are six different ways to participate and be an agent of change throughout Galento:

1. Sponsor “Galento”: This is a sponsor who undertakes economic contributions for a specific amount that will help cover school registration, tuition, uniforms, school supplies, classes and other expenses related specifically with school.
2. “Mentor” Sponsor: This sponsor’s task is to contribute towards the ongoing formation of the young adult by being a mentor. Help can be contributed by assisting the student with his homework, providing private tutoring classes for a specific subject or exam, artistic education, sports or any type of help that will benefit the overall education of the scholar.
3. “Donation in kind” Sponsor: This type of sponsorship is for those who wish to donate anything in kind like books, school supplies, uniforms, stationery, backpacks, copies, glasses, computers, etc. Any material tool that can help the student perform their school activities more effectively.
4. Governmental Sponsor: This sponsorship comes from a public entity which provides a financial contribution that directly benefits the student or his/her parents to assure that all school supplies and needs are being met accordingly.
5. Voluntary Sponsor: Individuals who contribute their time to perform administrative, fundraising or organizational tasks.
6. Financial Loans: College tuition will have a debt component which can be payable by cash with a small interest or through work provided by the foundation.

At Coldwell Banker Riveras we are happy to bet on education and support them by running for a cause at the upcoming 5K Charity Race of the Los Cabos Gran Fondo event. Among the activities happening to celebrate the first important bicycling race of Los Cabos, 100% of the funds will be donated towards this association.

If you too want to participate and help Galento be an agent of change in our community, contact them at les_bost@yahoo.com, visit http://www.galento.org/ and attend the 5K Charity Race on Sunday October 18th, at Cabo del Sol. More information at http://www.volpigranfondoseries.com/#!los-cabos-mexico/cqoz

Los Cabos Gran Fondo

The first international bicycling event of Los Cabos! Los Cabos Gran Fondo will give its participants a unique opportunity to test their strength while offering an unforgettable panorama of the blushing dessert and the vivid Pacific Ocean. Over 600 athletes from all around the world will take place on this phenomenal race on Coldwell Banker Riveras is one of the main proud sponsors!

Choose from a 65 mile route or push yourself to the next level on a 107 mile route, both scenarios will leave you with an utmost accomplishment satisfaction. And since this is an event thought for the entire family, there will be a 5K Charity Race benefiting some of the most important non-profit organizations in Los Cabos, including Red Autismo, Los Cabos Children Foundation & Galento Foundation, among many others.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, October 18th at 6.30 am in Cabo del Sol. Bicycle kickoff is at 7am followed by the race and then, off to the Los Cabos Ciclovía for a morning full of activities for the entire family. This will also be the finish point and award ceremony for those who excel and made history in Los Cabos.

For more information visit http://www.volpigranfondoseries.com/

Q1 & Q2 – 2015 Real Estate Market Report

Real estate is and will always be, one of the most secure investments available… not just in Mexico, but worldwide. Trends come and go, but the housing market is an ever growing, ever changing, ever needed opportunity for us all. The second-house/vacation home market? A profitable one.

After some years of uncertainty, investors, local residents and the general public have witnessed the resilience of the Baja California Sur area as an opportunity to wisely invest, build and live in. Most importantly, all of them are eager to be part of the action.
Baja California Sur’s real estate market is showing tremendous stability and what undoubtedly is a financial opportunity. At Coldwell Banker Riveras we prepared a real estate market report that proves the strength, drive and relevance of the first and second quarter of 2015 in regards of its available properties, price range, location and sold properties.

Take a look at the available inventory to June 30th, 2015.

And here is an extract of what was sold on that same period of time.

If you would like to have access to the complete report to review and analyze the properties that are moving, fill out this short form.

All this data was collected from the Los Cabos MLS.

For more information about Coldwell Banker Riveras’ s real estate services and Baja California Sur news, call us to + 52 (624) 143.1342 or send us an email to info@cbriveras.com

Construir en Baja California Sur

Por Leticia Diaz Rivera

Vengo de una familia de emprendedores, durante varias décadas tuve el placer y la mejor experiencia de aprendizaje al trabajar junto a mi padre. Él fue un gran ejemplo para mí: aprendí bastante sobre ventas, construcción, así como el desarrollo de terrenos y comunidades residenciales; es por esto que me siento en la libertad de compartir con ustedes algunas de las ventajas de comprar un terreno y construir en baja california sur una casa.

Un terreno frente al Mar de Cortes..

Cuando compras una casa ya construida estás consciente de los espacios y es bastante fácil imaginarte viviendo y atendiendo a tu familia en ella. Podrías incluso considerar realizar algunas modificaciones a lo que ya está construido, pero la mejor parte es que justo después del cierre de la venta ya puedes vivir en ella. Sin embargo, comprar un lote y construir en el es una situación totalmente diferente, pero con el mismo final feliz:
•   Puedes escoger la ubicación y el tamaño del lote: vista al mar, lote de esquina, lote de doble acceso, de mucha inclinación para una residencia de varios niveles… las posibilidades son infinitas.
•   Ya que hayas elegido el lote correcto, ya sea por cuenta propia o con la ayuda de un arquitecto, puedes planear tu propiedad según tus necesidades y gustos: la ubicación que quieres para la entrada, la altura que deseas para los techos, la cantidad de espacio que precisas dedicar a una cochera, bodega, etc.
•   Tienes la oportunidad de elegir los materiales, acabados y la calidad de cada elemento con los cuales será construido tu hogar: mármol blanco, pisos de madera, barandales de hierro, cristales templados, cocina de concreto, etc. Cada uno de estos detalles son importantes cuando se busca un diseño más contemporáneo con un enfoque minimalista o un diseño clásico pero a la vez funcional.
•   ¡Comprar un terreno es amigable con tu presupuesto! Desde el primer día puedes determinar cuánto puedes gastar. Si tienes un presupuesto limitado tienes la opción de construir en etapas y dejar preparaciones listas para futuras actualizaciones o adiciones. Recomiendo que siempre dejes un margen extra en caso de que haya un gasto inesperado para poder terminar la casa en tiempo y en forma según lo que habías planeado.

Terreno de frente de playa al Mar de Cortés

Existen varias constructoras establecidas en la región con experiencia construyendo en Baja California Sur. Te puedan ayudar a planear, gestionar, así como guiarte durante todo el proceso de construcción, ellos se encargaran de todos los trámites, permisos y documentos necesarios para terminar tu propiedad.
Mi último consejo sería que si compras una casa existente o construyes en base a tus necesidades, es importante que la propiedad lleve tu toque personal, esto es lo que finalmente convierte una casa, cualquier casa, ¡En un hogar!
No dudes en contactarme para comentarios o cualquier duda que puedas tener. Mándame un correo a leticia@pedregal.com

Loving and living Baja California Sur

Let me tell you a small example of why a lot of people come and decide Loving and Living in Baja.

When my father moved from Mexico City to Baja California Sur, our lifestyle changed drastically for the better. After so many years of living in this area, raising my son and now seeing him raise his own, I can only tell you that our change was the best decision we ever made. Baja California Sur is our home and it offers all its residents the best quality of life we can enjoy. It is a beautiful place where the roughness of the desert is softened by the gentleness of the Ocean, where you find a different kind of forests made of cactus and cacti, and where you feel like spring and summer year round. While I share some of my favorite vintage pictures from the past 40 years, let me share with you why this is such a perfect place for you too:

The tip of the Baja peninsula has something for everyone: starting by La Paz, the State Capital with a warm feeling of belonging in here and one of the most beautiful settings: El Malecon, a side walk by the Sea of Cortez that stretches for almost three miles; Todos Santos, on the Pacific shore, prides to be one of the most artistic and cultural communities in the area (if not all Mexico); Cabo San Lucas, the tip of the peninsula is a paradise for golfers and fishermen alike; San Jose del Cabo, a mission town, with its wide variety of spas, golf courses and exquisite dining options; and finally, The East Cape with La Ribera & Los Barriles, small towns with miles and miles of unspoiled beaches, scuba diving options and all kinds of watersports. Families that move here can also count on some of the best schools in the state. One such school is Colegio El Camino that offers outstanding academic ambiance and tuition with IB program www.colegioelcamino.com

Commuting from one place to another only takes minutes. It affords those who live here the ability to spend time, quality time, with their loved ones; since everything is relatively close, you can devote time to either your favorite hobby or with your favorite people.

And for those who choose the Baja just as their vacation getaway can count with three international airports in the area offering nearly 40 flights a day to international destinations, some of them to a few major hubs that allow you to leave your house in the morning, fly to your meeting and be home for dinner.

Los Cabos, a land of opportunity

There is not much else to discuss: Baja California Sur has it all, and our team of real estate professional can provide you with advise on the best properties in all Baja Sur, it is no wonder Coldwell Banker Riveras has been awarded the best Coldwell Banker office in Mexico for the last 11 years as a result of the attention we provide to our clients.

From my family to yours, welcome home!
Leticia Diaz Rivera

If you would like to know more about Baja California Sur Real Estate, Coldwell Banker Riveras’ services or talk to me about the market… send me an email to leticia@pedregal.com

¿El fin de una era?

By Cherine Khouzam

¿Recuerdas los tiempos de antaño? Bueno, en términos de bienes raíces en BCS ese tiempo fue poco después del año 2000 hasta el inicio del 2008. Ahhh… el gran Mercado Inmobiliario de Baja California Sur, ¡El máximo mercado para vendedores!

Las altas y bajas de los bienes raíces están relacionados única y exclusivamente por la oferta y la demanda: entre mayor es la demanda, menor es la oferta y viceversa.

Un mercado de vendedores significa que el inventario (casas, condominios, lotes, entre otros) que está en oferta es poco, por lo tanto la demanda (personas buscando a comprar) es más grande; por ejemplo: 1 propiedad = 5 compradores = mejor precios en general a favor de los vendedores.

Esa era terminó en el 2008 aquí en nuestro mercado local de BCS y entonces comenzó nuestro mercado de ¡COMPRADORES! donde el inventario (casas, condominios, lotes, etc) en oferta supera a la demanda (personas buscando comprar); por ejemplo: 5 propiedades = 1 comprador = mejores precios a favor del comprador. Nuestros compradores en la Baja han estado beneficiándose de un valor notable en los últimos años y han aprovechado las grandes ofertas.

Ahora, antes de que el mercado cambie a favor de uno u otro, se estabiliza por un tiempo hasta que llega la siguiente alta. Este periodo es difícil para los compradores indecisos que aún están en el proceso de tomar una decisión definitiva. Algunos de ellos son los que creen que el mercado bajará aún más y estas personas son quienes terminan perdiendo las oportunidades. De hecho, un mercado estable es igual de impredecible que una alta a favor de cualquiera de los dos mercados.
OJO: Actualmente estamos en un mercado que se está estabilizando

Y aquí es donde empiezo mi revisión: NUESTRO MERCADO EN ESTABILIZACIÓN ESTÁ LLEGANDO A UNA ALTA, echa un vistazo por ti mismo:

En pocas palabras, el inventario de BCS se está vendiendo bastante rápido conforme crece la demanda del mercado. Así es, lees correctamente: nuestro inventario está prosperando INCLUSO DESPUÉS del huracán. En algún momento futuro nos vamos a encontrar en un mercado de vendedores de nuevo y entonces ¿Quién estará lo más feliz? ¡Los vendedores por supuesto!

Esto es básicamente la ULTIMA LLAMADA. Si hay compradores interesados, inversionistas inteligentes, soñadores, creyentes o triunfadores que están leyendo esto, la tendencia no miente y esto es, sin duda, ¡El FINAL DE ESTA ERA! Intenta no perderte esta oportunidad ya que nadie sabe cuándo volverá a presentarse así en Baja California Sur.

Si deseas mas información sobre el mercado inmobiliario, las tendencias y cómo aprovechar este mercado, escribele a Cherine a cherinek@cbriveras.com

Consejos para vender tu casa en Baja California Sur

Por Jennifer Powell

Has decidido vender tu casa y ahora te preguntas cuales son los elementos más importantes a considerar para que esté lista para ponerla al mercado. No te preocupes, aquí están los 5 elementos básicos que deberías considerar como prioridad en tu lista.

La primera impresión lo es ¡TODO! Échale un vistazo a tu casa desde el otro lado de la calle y examina tu entrada, desde tu puerta hasta su iluminación. Limpia, pinta y haz todas las reparaciones necesarias para que tu entrada luzca atractiva. Asegúrate de que el jardín está arreglado y bonito. Adentro, sabanas y muebles necesitan verse limpios y acogedores.

Ordena y hazla impersonal. Todos hemos escuchado este consejo: quita fotos y objetos personales de manera que los clientes potenciales puedan imaginarse a sí mismos en ese espacio y no se distraigan con tus cosas. Asegúrate de que haya armonía, quita los muebles grandes que hacen parecer el espacio más pequeño, etc. Si necesitas almacenar exceso de muebles y otros artículos en otra parte valdrá la pena esa pequeña inversión. Otra opción es hacer una venta de garaje o donar todo lo que ya no necesitas a algún conocido u asociación benéfica.

Casa Marina Escondida – Pedregal de Cabo San Lucas

Mantenimiento. Es crucial reparar cualquier cosa dentro y alrededor de tu casa. Los compradores potenciales no quieren lidiar con el problema de tener que buscar a alguien que haga las reparaciones una vez que compraron la casa, así que adelante y encárgate de todo antes. Tu casa tendrá buena aceptación si está en buenas condiciones, incluso si ya tiene varios años.

Actualízala / Modernízala. ¿Qué están buscando los compradores potenciales? Nadie quiere escuchar que tiene que gastar dinero para vender su casa, pero el asunto es que necesitas hacer las actualizaciones básicas a tu casa para que se venda rápido. La cocina y el baño son los espacios más importantes que los compradores potenciales buscan modernos. Incluso, si no puedes hacer gastos mayores, puedes hacer pequeñas mejoras como la iluminación, diferentes accesorios o una mano de pintura fresca, ¡Todos estos pueden hacer maravillas!

Considera el asunto desde la perspectiva del comprador. Ellos están buscando un hogar y el pensar en tener que buscar a un buen contratista para arreglar las fugas puede ser desalentador. Pídele a tu Asesor Inmobiliario que te oriente sobre qué recomendaciones deberías considerar en interiores y exteriores para preparar tu casa para el mercado.

Si tienes más preguntas respecto a cómo tener tu casa lista, envíame un correo a jpowell@cbriveras.com y podemos revisarlo juntos.

Jennifer Powell está acreditada como representante del comprador, es asesor inmobiliario de Coldwell Banker Riveras y miembro de AMPI y NAR