I’m posting some dailies from our drive.
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Just the cutest victorian you ever saw. We sold it this spring.
The seasonal ups and downs of the Real Estate Market. These are annual trends that are as rhythmic as the tides, and as dependable.
Sacramento Valley Oak Trees. Here is a recognized Champion that is in great peril..
Remember the Butternut Tree. That was the beautiful ultra green and very old tree that got in the way of some engineers. The tree lost the argument. Now another tree has planted itself in the wrong place. Here are some pics of that beautiful valley oak. This controversy is the ultimate example of unrepairable egotism. An engineer has decided that there is only one possible answer to a problem. Because some engineer was so dead certain the he was absolutely right we lost a one hundred year old Butternut Tree, in town by the river in July. Now we’re facing the same thing on a levee by the airport. This time it’s a Valley Oak that’s over three hundred year old. The engineers have decided that there is only one way to deal with the levee problem in the Sacramento valley and to prove it, will destroy a tree that is over 300 years old. Rise up and let somebody know, don’t cut Isabella. This tree is a champion. Refer to SacBee.com 10/30/2010, Home & Garden, Debbie Arrington.
Foreclosure Moratorium, how will it affect the California Real Estate Market
Just sold in Diamond Ridge Estates, Auburn, CA 12120 Mont Vista Drive
This is a slide show from a couple years ago when I had this property on the market. It will be available again in the spring of 2011.
This is a property I sold in Fair Oaks. On the bluffs above the American River.
