Kim has been actively involved with real estate for 17 years. As far back as 1989, Kim and her husband, Dave, began purchasing and renovating residential property. They did this while working full time and raising four children. From these experiences Kim learned valuable critical thinking skills, successful multi-tasking, and how to nurture relationships. Their children have grown into independent, well-adjusted young adults, so those skills seem to have paid off.
This fully renovated 3/2 is a perfect starter home or move up from a condo & conveniently located in beautiful La Mesa. Brand new fully renovated kitchen with tile floors, granite counter tops, new cabinets & windows, rich, dark, distressed wood floors throughout & vaulted ceilings.
Much of the house has hardwood floors and the windows are dual pane. All appliances convey in the updated eat-in kitchen. The dishwasher and stove are one year old. Adjacent to the kitchen is a laundry room with utility sink. The bathrooms have newer flooring and countertops. The rear yard is fenced and there is a 2-car garage plus parking for multiple cars in the driveway.
Completing the balancing act of selling a San Diego probate property is no easy task but, with the help of an experienced team of professionals, it is more then possible to achieve.
As you step into the foyer you will notice beautiful wood-beamed ceilings, the large rock fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows to take in the view of the surrounding mountains.
Manicured yard has a cute front porch with fountain and seating. Enter the foyer and notice the vaulted ceiling in the living room. The adjacent dining room has a nice view of the fenced rear yard.
To begin, be sure that you are putting the health and welfare of your parents first. The process of planning an estate is not centered on the property or wealth, but rather on your parents’ well being.
If there are a great deal of personal belongings in the house, it is a good idea to remove all but the essential items. Old linens and drapery tend to trap smells as do cloth-based furnishings so, when possible, remove them.
There are nine-foot ceilings and built-in shelves including a leaded glass-dining hutch. Much of the property has hardwood floors.
When a probate appraiser determines the monetary value of the San Diego probate property, they consider the size of the lot, the property’s square footage, location and the current housing market. The appraiser also considers comparable property sales in the area to help determine the current market value of the house.
The dining area is adjacent to the kitchen with access to the rear yard, perfect for outdoor dining. The windows and two sliding glass doors are newer.