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How Buying a Home is Like Finding the Perfect Shoe – San Mateo CA
The old adage “one shoe fits all” does not work when buying home. For that matter, it doesn’t work when shoe shopping, either! Homes, like shoes, are very personal, and often emotionally-based purchases. Try as they might to create a home that will meet every need and every taste, home builders are aware that it…Read More »
How to Choose a Home to Buy
If you’re ready to start looking for your dream home, and you’ve narrowed your search to a few select neighborhoods, take these following tips to heart: 1. Types of homes. Choose the type of home that is the most appealing yet practical for you. In addition to single family homes, there are townhouses, multi-family homes…Read More »
San Mateo County is Seeing Short Sales But Are They Good Buys?
If a property is being sold as a Short Sale it means that the loan on the property is for more money than the property can be sold for. There is a shortage of funds due the lender. Sometimes a lender will forgive this amount and sometimes it will not. If the amount is forgiven it may not be a win for the seller because they may have to show this amount “forgiven” as income in their taxes the following year. It must be shown as income because it was money that was owed by the seller through a note to buy the property, but not paid back to the lender and the IRS looks at this as money in your pocket even though you never see the money.
San Mateo Market Report – 1.27.09 – Condos & Townhouses
San Mateo, the second largest city in the county, had 103 Condos and Townhouses for sale last week, and believe it or not, this is a reduction from previous weeks. The Median Price was $450,000. The Average Price was $552,510 with the least expensive unit priced at $238,000 (a steal of a price for a…Read More »
Are You New to San Mateo County? Here’s How Buying a House Works Here.
If you are new to California, and especially to San Mateo County, buying a house here is likely going to be a different experience than what you’ve experienced in your old state. To begin with we do not use lawyers in the buying and selling process. In our area, Northern California, the Title and Escrow…Read More »
It’s Getting to be Like Old Times….20% Down, Please!
We are approaching the end of the year, yup, Q3 is just about over, and then the year winds down with Q4. Did you know that there might be a way to find some much needed money to buy a house with the help of your family? If you have the income to pay a…Read More »
What Are Points in a Loan? Should I Care?
If you are fairly new to buying and selling real estate, meaning you entered the real estate market this decade, you are probably unfamiliar with the term Points. Points are unique to our country, no where else in the world is the buyer offered the opportunity to buy down their interest rate. But in the…Read More »
Buying a House is Like Courting.
I have told my clients for years that the process of searching for your new home is very similar to the time they were or are courting for a mate. You go through a lot of dogs before you find the right one! And, the right one may not be anything like the person you’d…Read More »
Did You Catch 60 Minutes this week? Yuck.
Last night a story on 60 Minutes was aired taking shots at Realtors and especially the alleged 6% commission charged to sell a home. They stated over and over again that this 6% commission was set in stone. They then talked at length with the CEO of Redfin, a web company based in Seattle that…Read More »
Are Foster City Gen-X Buyers Different?
What makes a Gen X buyer different than anyone else? In my book, nothing. My kids are Gen Xers. I tell my clients if I think a property isn’t a good buy for them and if it isn’t something I would want my own kids to live in I won’t want them to buy it either. I tell my clients the same things I would tell my own kids. Ultimately my word and reputation is on the line here and I pride myself in taking good care of our clients.
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- $2,150,000 - 135 Valdeflores Dr
- $2,195,000 - 1005 Drake Av
- $1,349,000 - 516 Burlingame Av
- $565,000 - 1210 Bellevue Av #207
- $980,000 - 1016 Paloma Av
- $2,695,000 - 2202 Summit Dr
- $1,717,000 - 1513 Sanchez Av
- $515,000 - 733 Fairfield Rd #1
- $1,050,000 - 1000 Park Av
- $2,249,000 - 1537 Drake Av
- $1,749,000 - 2504 Easton Dr
- $1,627,500 - 512 Primrose Rd #102
- $1,428,000 - 23 Dwight Rd
- $987,000 - 411 Bayswater Av
- $650,000 - 33 Park Rd #2
- $739,000 - 737 Crossway Rd
- $2,195,000 - 1257 Balboa Av
- $985,000 - 107 W Fey Dr
- $2,298,000 - 1037 Balboa Av
- $2,795,000 - 1526 Los Altos Dr
- $1,280,000 - 205 Howard Av
- $2,950,000 - 3004 Hillside Dr
- $495,000 - 1821 Ogden Dr #1
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$1,650,000 - 740 Linden Av
Burlingame
3 beds, 3 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 3,000 sq ftLot size: 8,624 sqftYear built: 2012
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$1,200,000 - 738 Linden Av
Burlingame
3 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 2,000 sq ftLot size: 8,624 sqftYear built: 2012
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$2,150,000 - 135 Valdeflores Dr
Burlingame
4 beds, 3 full, 2 part bathsHome size: 3,550 sq ftLot size: 9,976 sqftYear built: 1954
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$2,195,000 - 1005 Drake Av
Burlingame
5 beds, 4 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 3,168 sq ftLot size: 6,250 sqftYear built: 1996
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$1,349,000 - 516 Burlingame Av
Burlingame
3 beds, 2 full bathsHome size: 2,110 sq ftLot size: 5,000 sqftYear built: 1940
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$565,000 - 1210 Bellevue Av #207
Burlingame
2 beds, 2 full bathsHome size: 1,186 sq ftYear built: 1979
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$980,000 - 1016 Paloma Av
Burlingame
3 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 1,310 sq ftLot size: 5,750 sqftYear built: 1925
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$2,695,000 - 2202 Summit Dr
Burlingame
3 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 2,341 sq ftLot size: 2.66 acYear built: 1975
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$1,717,000 - 1513 Sanchez Av
Burlingame
4 beds, 3 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 2,390 sq ftLot size: 7,050 sqftYear built: 1913
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$515,000 - 733 Fairfield Rd #1
Burlingame
2 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 1,205 sq ftYear built: 1981
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$1,050,000 - 1000 Park Av
Burlingame
3 beds, 2 full bathsHome size: 1,684 sq ftLot size: 5,400 sqftYear built: 1926
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$2,249,000 - 1537 Drake Av
Burlingame
4 beds, 4 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 2,940 sq ftLot size: 6,000 sqftYear built: 2009
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$1,749,000 - 2504 Easton Dr
Burlingame
4 beds, 3 full bathsHome size: 2,500 sq ftLot size: 6,000 sqftYear built: 1933
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$1,627,500 - 512 Primrose Rd #102
Burlingame
3 beds, 3 full bathsHome size: 2,434 sq ftYear built: 2006
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$1,428,000 - 23 Dwight Rd
Burlingame
4 beds, 2 full bathsHome size: 2,200 sq ftLot size: 4,960 sqftYear built: 1915
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$987,000 - 411 Bayswater Av
Burlingame
3 beds, 2 full bathsHome size: 1,585 sq ftLot size: 5,060 sqftYear built: 1917
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$650,000 - 33 Park Rd #2
Burlingame
2 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 1,380 sq ftLot size: 653 sqftYear built: 1978
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$739,000 - 737 Crossway Rd
Burlingame
2 beds, 1 full bathHome size: 810 sq ftLot size: 3,000 sqftYear built: 1928
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$2,195,000 - 1257 Balboa Av
Burlingame
4 beds, 4 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 2,715 sq ftLot size: 6,000 sqftYear built: 2005
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$985,000 - 107 W Fey Dr
Burlingame
4 beds, 3 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 2,330 sq ftLot size: 17,767 sqftYear built: 1965
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$2,298,000 - 1037 Balboa Av
Burlingame
4 beds, 3 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 3,000 sq ftLot size: 6,000 sqftYear built: 2012
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$2,795,000 - 1526 Los Altos Dr
Burlingame
5 beds, 5 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 4,000 sq ftLot size: 8,320 sqftYear built: 2012
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$1,280,000 - 205 Howard Av
Burlingame
3 beds, 2 full bathsHome size: 1,520 sq ftLot size: 4,738 sqftYear built: 1926
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$2,950,000 - 3004 Hillside Dr
Burlingame
5 beds, 4 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 4,500 sq ftLot size: 11,250 sqftYear built: 1955
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$495,000 - 1821 Ogden Dr #1
Burlingame
2 beds, 2 full bathsHome size: 1,097 sq ftYear built: 1961
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Lenore Wilkas
Real Estate was always an interest and an industry she wanted to migrate into, doing so in 2002, where she now works with her husband, Alex, helping people find the perfect home.








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