AVAILABLE FOR RENT: 3/2/DR/1-Car, Redwood City, reduced to only: $4750/ mo.
One-of-a-kind home! This could be YOUR new home! Not a typical rental! Designed and built with your needs in mind. AND the monthly rent has been reduced to $4,750/mo.
If you want to lease a “home” instead of one of the many “rentals” you have seen recently then this is the place for you. 708 Hudson Street in Redwood City is the place to live because it has gone through a complete renovation with no expense spared. Which means only the highest quality material and craftsmen were used during all steps of the refurbished process.
GREAT CREDIT IS A MUST!!!
708 Hudson Street – Redwood City, CA 94061
Rent: $4,750.00 per month
Security Deposit: $ 6,000.00, which is fully refundable if returned with only “ normal wear and tear”. Last two tenants both got their full security deposits back! I want to return your Security Deposit back to you because it makes my job easier, and the property will have been well care of by you as any home should be.
This spacious 1560 sq. ft. 3-Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Dining Room, and 1-Car Garage with extra storage cabinets for your belongings. You know, items like snow skis and warm winter clothing for the slopes.
For a real treat, included is your own private clothes washer and dryer. No more extra wet and dirty clothing hanging about or having to search for quarters for the laundromat.
Features:
——— Prefer No Animals Please ————
Cliff Keith, Owner/Realtor DRE #00605874
Cell: (650) 346-7366 – cliff@sfbayhomes.com
Delightful Duplex with modern updated features that will satisfy the most discerning tastes.
For more information:
Email or call:
Cliff@sfbayhomes.com or call (650) 346-7366 to arrange a showing of this wonderful home.
(Please include your name and your email address and Phone number because it would be helpful.)
I will try to be on the property most days to be available for those too busy to set an exact time. Look for my 4-door, white Nissan. That means I’m there and you may see the property without an appointment.
**$4,750.00/month
**Includes weekly gardener and quarterly pest inspection and servicing.
**Security Deposit: $6,000 Fully refundable provide property is left the way you got it when you moved in. CAR’s MIMO form will be use.
**Available: Now
******* Great Credit A Must! *******
***** Pet breed and size restrictions *****
FOR RENT: 3/2/DR/1-Car, Redwood City, $4950/ mo.
One of a kind home! This can be YOUR home! Not your typical rental! Designed and built to your needs.
If you want to lease a “home” instead of one of the many “rentals” you have seen recently then this is the place for you. 708 Hudson Street in Redwood City is the place to see, because it has gone through a complete renovation with no expense spared. Which means only the highest quality material and craftsmen were used during all steps of the refurbished process.
GREAT CREDIT A MUST!!!
708 Hudson Street – Redwood City, CA 94061
Rent: $4,950.00 per month
Security Deposit: $ 6,000.00, which is fully refundable if returned with only “ normal wear and tear”. Last two tenants both got their full security deposits back! I want to return you your Security Deposit because it makes my job easier and the property will have been well care for by you as a home should be.
Spacious 3-Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Dining Room, and 1-Car Garage with extra storage cabinets for your belonging you use only during a season. You know like snow skis and warm winter clothing for the slopes.
For a real treat, included is your private clothes washer and dryer. No more extra wet and dirty clothing hanging about, or having to search for quarters for the laundromat.
Features:
——— Prefer No Animals Please ————
Cliff Keith, Owner/Realtor DRE #00605874
Cell: (650) 346-7366 – cliff@sfbayhomes.com
Wonderful Duplex with updated features that will satisfy the most discerning tastes.
For more information:
Email to cliff@sfbayhomes.com to arrange a showing so you can see this wonderful home soon.
Include your name and your email address. Phone number because it would be helpful.
I will try on most days to be available on the property around 1:00 – 1:30 pm for those who have limited availability.
**$4,950.00/month
**Includes weekly gardener and quarterly pest inspection and servicing.
**Security Deposit: $6,000
**Available: Now
*******Great Credit A Must!*******
*****Pet breed and size restrictions*****
How much home can I buy? Here’s a simple formula I learned some 36 year ago for figuring out what someone may afford when buying their new home.
Take your Gross Income, multiply it times 40%, divide by 12, and that will be your monthly payment you would qualify for from the bank. (This is if you have good credit and is only a ball park estimate.) The interest rate factor for 5% is $5.37. I know there is cheaper money out there but this will give you a good general idea. If you want to know another interest rate factor go to the internet and type in the words “amortization table”, look at what the figure is for $1,000 under the interest rate you want a factor for and use that number as your interest rate factor. How much home can I buy?
Here’s an example: Your Gross Income is $50,000: multiple by 40% = $20,000 divide by 12 = $1,666.66/month divide by interest rate factor $5.37 for 5% = $310,366.21. Now add your down payment to that number and you will know what you can buy using a loan from a Conservative lender. Again this is a ballpark method and only gives you an educated idea of what you might be able to buy. Remember this does NOT include any closing costs you may incur during your escrow period.
If you would like to know more information or better understand the home buying process. I would be happy to talk with you and answer any of your questions. In the meantime here are a few reports that may help you on your journey of buying a new home. http://www.sfbay-homes.com/buying/index.cfm?page_ID=48169
What is the formula for knowing the price of the home I can buy? For further help email, or call me. I am here to help you. How much home can I buy?
A historic site in The City is The Cliff House & Sutro Baths San Francisco. The Cliff House & Sutro Baths San Francisco has long been a destination for people looking for good food with a view of the Pacific Ocean and Seal’s Rock. People have asked me about my logo for my blog and Facebook business pages. It’s a picture of The Cliff House, circa 1902. I can drive to The Cliff House from Redwood City in about 45 minutes The Cliff House is just 30 miles away and sit on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. The menu on the back page of the menu at the Bistro Restaurant where you can enjoy a great meal while looking out over the Pacific Ocean and Ocean Beach to the South and Sutro Baths to the North.
The first Cliff House built by real estate developer Charles Butler in 1863 and was a frame and clapboard edifice extremely popular with the well-heeled who could afford the toll roads, horses and menu prices. It expanded in 1868. By the early 1880’s, transportation had improved so “ordinary” folks could make the trip and the Cliff House abandoned by high society. Captain Junius Foster, who ran the operation for Butler, then turned to a more “sporting” clientage. In 1881, Adolph Sutro bought the Cliff House and 1,000 surrounding acres, moved into the cottage on the promontory and hired James Wilkins to make it a “respectable resort”.
The Cliff House & Sutro Baths San Francisco Adolph Sutro was born in Aachen, Germany (formerly Aix-la-Chapel). The son of a successful apparel manufacturer, studied in engineering and science. After the death of his father, the revolutions in Europe changed his direction, the young Sutro took his family to America. He arrived in San Francisco aboard the “California” in 1851 and went into the sundries business. Sutro visited the Comstock mine and saw a need for his engineering background. He secured the rights, found venture capital and oversaw the venting and drainage tunnels. He sold his shares for $5,000,000 and came back to San Francisco. The shore land he bought deemed by most as being worthless. Men employed by Sutro drilled wells, infrastructure installed, thousands of trees planted and the Land’s End Scenic Railroad built.
In 1894 the first Cliff House burned down and two years later re-opened in a French Chateau style along with the Sutro Baths. Here he applied his engineering genius. Classic Greek decor opened on a massive glass enclosure with 5 tanks holding 1,685,000 gallons of water at various temperatures and accommodating 1,600 bathers. Three restaurants, an amphitheater, art and entertainment could service up to 25,000 people for dime. The water in the tanks could be changed in an hour with the tides. Sutro was San Francisco’s Mayor in 1895, a man of art and intellect, he amassed a large art collection and possessed the finest library in the United States at the time. Adolph Sutro died in 1898.
The Cliff House & Sutro Baths San Francisco In 1907 The Cliff House burned again. His daughter Emma rebuilt and reopened in 1909. She upheld fine dining, a long tradition.
Two world wars and a depression took its toll and the Cliff House. In 1952 the Cliff House changed hand to George Whitney. It was re-modeled several times. In 1977, The National Park Service purchased the Headlands and the Cliff House to use as a visitor center. Since 1972, the Cliff House owned and operated by Dan and Mary Hountalas, and under their expert stewardship, weathered the economic ups and downs of the end of the last century and over-saws the magnificent 2004 re-modeling that has once again restored the elegance and fine-dining tradition The Cliff House has always enjoyed. Special thanks go to Mary Hountalas for her description of the history of The Cliff House.
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In the United States you can increase your credit score. It will save you money. Most citizens when they want to borrow money from a bank are looked at by the bank as being credit worthy base their on their ability to pay off their debts. Banks when offering a mortgage to a home buyer will want to know that the home buyers will pay off the money they borrow.
The banks will automatically run a credit check on who wants to borrow money.
During this process the bank will research 3 different credit reporting agencies to decide what the FICO scores are.
Listed on this post by clicking on the read more link are 10 things that will impact your credit score. The more of these 10 things you have control over the greater the chances of the bank lending you the money to buy your new home.
Everything you do with your finances has an impact on your credit score. Some things have a positive effect and others have a negative effect. Make sure you read these Top 10 Secrets on preserving your credit. They are easy to do and make all the difference when viewed by a mortgage underwriter of your lending institution.
If you would like to know more information about your credit and how it impacts your everyday life you can contact Cliff either by phone/text or email. The contact information is in the signature below.
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