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The name "IRVIN" has been associated in Contra Costa real estate for over 37 Years. Licensed in September of 1992 I am a second generation real estate "broker" serving Contra Costa County. Growing up in the real estate business my weekends often consisted of passing out pumpkins, potholders, pens, sponges and Christmas candy all bearing the family name. I started "IRVIN" with the the idea of continuing the same supreme customer satisfaction that has kept our name "IRVIN" in the real estate business for so many years. If you are in the market for financing, buying or selling let me put my experience and dedication to work for you.
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Park Villas North-Mission Center Court (mission Valley)
Great location, mine has been rented three years with only 1 month vacancy. - Wed Jan 23 2008, 05:06
Call Dave Conger he'll point you in the right direction.
Conger, Dave CRB 1710 Tennessee Street, Vallejo 707-644-4147 - Wed Jan 23 2008, 05:03
Call an experienced local Realtor, they will meet with you and discuss the options. - Wed Jan 23 2008, 04:48
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You might be able to find a studio at the North Park Villas in that range. Located in Mission Valley it is centrally located and close to everything. The complex is located off Mission Center Court 92108. For a house in that range you'll be traveling East on the 8 for awhile or South on the 5 next to the border. Find a local Realtor, I am just an investor down there and it took three years just to start comprehending the different pockets in San Diego. You need to drive around and get the feel of each area. Something might look great on the internet and you get down there and its in a neighborhood that is'nt the safest. Just like any large city there are some sketchy pockets. - Wed Jan 23 2008, 04:41
Michael is right on, the Fed Funds Rate + 3 = prime rate which is the index used for most home equity lines and some adjustables. Fixed Mortgages rates are affected by the mortgage backed securities market (mortgage bonds) which trades daily. Typically when stocks are doing poor people pull money from the market and put it into bonds. And when the bond market is doing well, your fixed rates go down. - Wed Jan 23 2008, 04:16