Developments in Sonora
In scenic Tuolumne County there is something for everyone! This charming county is situated in the gorgeous California Central Valley Foothills and boasts spectacular beauty! The area offers rich cultural activities from theater to fine dining to galleries and more. With many of these activities located in the historic city of Sonora. If you are looking for more or just need a change of scenery at a short drive away you encounter breathtaking Yosemite National Park, expansive Lake Tahoe, versatile San Francisco, sophisticated Sacramento, the State’s Capitol, and more!
Known as Gold Country, this area was initially populated during the California Gold Rush and in the 1850s the area exploded with activity when the Mother Lode* was discovered. Today, this area retains much of its historic charm and gold mining history. Mixed in with the area’s history and scenic mountains and lakes are new developments. In these developments you will find modern day amenities combined with the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the area.
Key developments to highlight are Sonora Vista in Soulsbyville, Saddle Creek in Copperopolis and in Sonora, Phoenix Lake Country Club Estates, Ridgewood, and Apple Valley Estates. Each of these communities is distinctive in its own way. You will find all kinds of properties from townhomes, to your dream home, to investment properties, and more! I can help you find the property you are looking for at the price that fits your budget. Contact me today I have a lot to share!
*Mother Lode is a mining term. In this case it defines an area one to four miles wide and 120 miles long containing some of the best-known historic mines of the gold-rush era.
Developments in Sonora
In scenic Tuolumne County there is something for everyone! This charming county is situated in the gorgeous California Central Valley Foothills and boasts spectacular beauty! The area offers rich cultural activities from theater to fine dining to galleries and more. With many of these activities located in the historic city of Sonora. If you are looking for more or just need a change of scenery at a short drive away you encounter breathtaking Yosemite National Park, expansive Lake Tahoe, versatile San Francisco, sophisticated Sacramento, the State’s Capitol, and more!
Known as Gold Country, this area was initially populated during the California Gold Rush and in the 1850s the area exploded with activity when the Mother Lode* was discovered. Today, this area retains much of its historic charm and gold mining history. Mixed in with the area’s history and scenic mountains and lakes are new developments. In these developments you will find modern day amenities combined with the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the area.
Key developments to highlight are Sonora Vista in Soulsbyville, Saddle Creek in Copperopolis and in Sonora, Phoenix Lake Country Club Estates, Ridgewood, and Apple Valley Estates. Each of these communities is distinctive in its own way. You will find all kinds of properties from townhomes, to your dream home, to investment properties, and more! I can help you find the property you are looking for at the price that fits your budget. Contact me today I have a lot to share!
*Mother Lode is a mining term. In this case it defines an area one to four miles wide and 120 miles long containing some of the best-known historic mines of the gold-rush era. 
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About Appraisals >Fair Market Value
What is the best price for a piece of real estate? Mortgage lenders, appraisers, and real estate brokers use what is called the "fair market value" (FMV). FMV has been defined as "the price that a buyer is willing to pay and the seller is willing to accept, when both parties are knowledgeable about the property and neither is under any time pressure to buy or sell". Sounds great, but how is this price determined?
The starting point for determining a fair price may be an opinion of the value or "comparative market analysis". Such an analysis uses information on similar properties which are: 1) currently for sale, 2) already sold, or 3) expired properties (those which did not sell). Local, national and international trends and market conditions must also be evaluated.
By comparing similar properties in each of the three categories and the market conditions, appraisers, lenders and agents come very close to the maximum price that buyers would be willing to pay for a house.
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What took over 30,000 workmen to construct and is considered the second largest palace in the world?
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The Palace of Versailles, 14 miles southwest of Paris and completed in 1682, is famous for its size and its beauty.
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