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I am a realtor in Ridgecrest, CA and I believe that if you are looking for somewhere that is affordable, crime rate is low, and excellent schools, that this may be an option. We are approximately 2 1/2 hours from the simi valley area but if you are looking to relocate, our city is a smaller-yet growing city. Depending on what you are looking for a home that is 3 br 2 ba resale can run about $150k+. Newer homes are also available in the higher $100's+. If you think you may be interested our zip is 93555 if you search homes on Trulia by zip code. Take a look and if you have any questions, contact me and I will be happy to assist you in your search for a home!
I am a fairly new realtor. I have had my license 3 years but only started getting listings toward the end of last year. I think that the major thing that made a difference for me was that my broker asked the top agents at the office if they needed any help such as hosting open houses, filling out paperwork, making flyers etc. and an agent took me on as an assistant. I learned a lot! I also got the experience that I needed to become confident enough to go out on my own. I am no longer an assistant and am selling real estate on my own and it feels great. At the same time, the realtor that I was working with became a top producer which was also good for him. He had more time, more appointments. I think it's a good training tool. Also, the trainee will be able to make a little bit of income while concentrating on the trade.
Generally you can call a local realtor and they should be able to give you a market analysis depending on the area and desirability of your property. You should have APN#'s and land info such as if it has utilities available to the property ready so that they can price it effectively and accurately.
Cris,
I'm a realtor in the Ridgecrest area and I know that we are not seeing as many foreclosures in our area simply because the loan issues that a lot of other areas have experienced are not as big of a problem here. Our market also wasn't priced as high as other areas when they were taking out these loans therefore they aren't so financially binding. The loan crisis hits areas in different ways. And not all areas are following the foreclosure trends. However, there are foreclosures in our area still-just not a whole lot.
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