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Whether you're looking to make more room for your expanding family (including your horses), or want to upgrade your lifestyle, these stunning homes will offer all that and so much more. And you can't beat the the amazing location and stunning views these homes offer. Don't wait to shedule your exclusive viewing!

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218 SKYLAND Boulevard, Tijeras, NM 87059

This wonderful home boasts, Newer windows, newer carpet, newer tile! Newer stainless steel appliances. (Wash & Dryer, Refrigerator all convey as is) Newer water heater, new septic system 2018, newer blinds throughout, Newer metal roof, newer energy efficient heater! Out-Buildings for horses, goats chickens. Home has an attached mother in law suite (built in 2004) w/2 bedrooms, kitchenette, and huge family room, could be Air BNB, office, the possibilities are endless! radiant heat (in in law quarters), 3/4 bath w/handicap access) complete with own entrance, private patio area. Beautiful vigas, tongue and groove ceiling, oversized garage w/workshop area, and so much more! only 10 miles once exit off Cedar Crest exit!

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508 ORTEGA Road NW, Los Ranchos, NM 87114

Plenty of room for your HORSES & HORSE POWER! Gorgeous approx 1.26 acre NV Village of Los Ranchos Horse Property. One of a kind, rare opportunity to own private gated valuable Sub-dividable lot. 4BD/3.5 BA renovated 2015 w/hardwood oak floors, 2015 roof, HVAC, HWH, windows, insulation, refrigerated air/heat throughout home. 1000sf grand sunroom w/ tile setting the stage for peace & relaxation. Recessed Lighting & Skylights! New SS appl! This home shines like a diamond! Not incl in TSF Finished 1979sqft heated/cooled 6 Car Tandem Garage/Shop w/220! The possibilities are truly endless.1100sf Horse barn, plus storage, 2 patios, circular drive w/50+ trees & fenced lawn.1 mile to Alameda Open Space, trails & Rio Grande River, & 15 mins to Airport. Perfect for entertaining. RV parking/NO HOA!

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Buying a home in Albuquerque is a great opportunity at the moment, with mortgage rates lowest in several years. In addition to lower monthly payments, a lower interest rate also means that more people can qualify to buy a home. When you apply for a loan, the current interest rate is locked into your loan. But what happens if the rate falls further once it is locked in? What are the chances of getting the lower rate?

Lenders take rate locks seriously. You are reserving a rate when you lock it in with your lender. If rates rise before your closing date, you are protected. Most lock periods are between 15 - 30 days in length. It is crucial that the lock period last as long as the duration of your transaction. 

The lock protects you in case the rate increases. But what if the rate decreases during that time? Would you be able to get the lower rate?

Even if rates fall just a little, such as by less than 0.125%, it won't make much difference to change the rate in your agreement, nor will your lender be very motivated to make the change. Your lender might agree to lower your rate if it decreases by more than 0.25%. 

Changing lenders to get a lower rate is not a problem in advance of the closing date. This will allow you to have a lower rate. However, you also have to submit all your documents all over again to a new lender, including paystubs, tax returns, and bank statements. 

Your lender should consider lowering your agreed rate if rates fall by more than 0.25%. For a lender, it's better to do so than lose your business. Since both of you have worked hard to make the deal work, it benefits both of you.

Also, don't expect to get the absolute lowest rate when you make the request. There may also be a small fee to make the change. In the end, do the math and decide if requesting a lower rate works out for the best. It never hurts to ask!

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Buying a home in Albuquerque brings you in contact with two terms, both related to getting a loan. Mortgage prequalification and preapproval are two methods. They may seem interchangeable, but they are actually quite different.

It's crucial for you to understand these terms so that you'll know what you can afford when looking for a home, and so that you'll demonstrate to a seller that you're serious.

Prequalification and preapproval are both steps to getting a mortgage, but if you have preapproval, you may not need a prequalification.

What is Prequalification?

Prequalification involves providing a lender with personal financial information. The goal is to help provide you an estimate of how much you can afford when you’re buying a home.

Prequalification information is usually self-reported. Your credit report is usually not verified during this process. You don't have to ding your credit report with a hard pull to get prequalified.

The prequalification letter shows you can afford the property. Having it will be helpful to your agent and sellers, but not quite as much as a preapproval.

What is Preapproval?

When it comes to buying a home, a preapproval carries a lot of weight. In order to get preapproved, you submit your finances and the lender verifies the information you provide by checking your credit report, your job and income, and your assets and liabilities.

When applying for a preapproval, you'll need details like your total monthly expenses, your W2s and pay stubs, and perhaps a copy of your mortgage statement if you own an existing home.

You receive a preapproval letter after submitting all the necessary documents. A lender will use this letter to explain how much you're approved for, along with types of loans they will give you and their terms.

Preapproval serves as an offer by the lender to you, which applies for a limited period of time. For example, you might have 90 days to buy a home based on your preapproval.

How Do You Get a Mortgage Preapproval?

To obtain a mortgage preapproval, follow these steps:

• Get your own credit score. The higher the score, the better. A score of at least 740 is ideal for the best offers.
• Check your credit report for errors and have any corrected.
• Calculate your debt-to-income ratio. To buy a home, you should aim to have a ratio of 36% or less. Your DTI is a ratio of your gross monthly income that goes toward paying debt.
• Gather the documents you’re likely to need to submit, such as your tax forms, employment details, and banking and account information. If you’re self-employed anticipate showing at least two years of income tax returns.

Finally, make sure to shop around for the best offer from lenders. This will help you find the lender that’s right for you so you increase your chances of getting approved, but also so that you can save money on interest with better terms. 

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Just listed! Whether you're looking for the ideal first home or need to expand your living space, these fine homes will make the perfect choice. These homes are certain to sell fast, so make sure you schedule a showing today.

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11520 WOODMAR Lane NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111

Wonderful opportunity in Prestigious Tanoan! This single-story gem is packed with amenities galore...Renovated bathrooms, updated flooring, owned solar and more! This comfortable 4-bedroom home enjoys 2 large living areas complete with fireplace & built-ins. The master bedroom has an oversized en suite bathroom with gorgeous tile work, dual sinks, and large walk-in closet. The second bedroom features an attached bath, and additional 2 bedrooms share a convenient Jack & Jill bath. And get ready to enjoy the beautiful NM weather in multiple outdoor living spaces: there's a spacious, private courtyard, multiple patio spaces, and yard. Welcome home!

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208 MADISON Street NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108

Nob Hill, UNM, downtown!! Close to shopping, restaurants, breweries, transportation! Updated 3BDR/2BA home with private front courtyard, light, bright and open living/dining area with lots of windows, wood floors, wood burning fireplace! REFRIG AIR! Versatile floor plan with 2BDRS/1BA on its own wing! 1BDR & BATH on it's own wing! Updated kitchen and baths! Kitchen features lots of cabs, gas stove, built-in microwave, tile flooring! Separate laundry room! Huge backyard with backyard access, deck and large storage shed!

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As we approach the end of 2020, some analysts predict the number of foreclosures will rise. The Albuquerque housing market remains strong, but Coronavirus shutdowns have damaged the economy, and unemployment has remained high.

It's important to be prepared for the experience of dealing with foreclosure if you're hoping to find a great deal. Buying a foreclosure has many aspects similar to buying any other house, but if you know what to expect, your process will go more smoothly.

Types of Foreclosures

Foreclosed homes fall into two general categories. Home foreclosures include bank-owned homes and real estate-owned properties (REOs). In both cases, the lender is the owner of the home. Foreclosure stages distinguish the two.

A bank-owned home is in foreclosure, meaning the homeowner is not making payments, and the lender is taking steps to remove the homeowner. Bank-owned homes are sold at auction when they are foreclosed. A bank-owned REO property remains the property of the bank even if it doesn't sell at auction. In spite of being auctioned, REO properties haven't been sold yet. REO agents are usually used by lenders to sell them.

The prices of foreclosures are often significantly lower than similar properties in an area. A lot of foreclosed properties are sold at well below the market value. Buying a foreclosure can also help lower your interest rates, reduce your down payment, and save you money on appraisal fees and closing costs.

Some deals on distressed properties can be found in situations where the property isn't bank-owned.

Pre-foreclosure is one example. It means the lender has notified the borrower they have defaulted, but they might be able to avoid foreclosure if they sell the property. In short sales, lenders take less for the property than what's owed on the mortgage. Lenders can approve a short sale even when you aren't in default.

Buying a Foreclosed Home

If you want to buy a foreclosure, the following are the steps to expect:

Mortgage Preapproval

Before looking at properties in Albuquerque foreclosed by banks, preapproval for a mortgage is a good idea. A preapproval will show you're serious about buying, and it will help you narrow down your search.

Find an Agent Experienced in Foreclosures

It's important to have a foreclosure expert on your side. They can also help you find properties in your area if you don't have a specific property in mind.

Make a Competitive Offer

Even if a property is in foreclosure, you may still have to make a competitive offer. It is likely you will receive a substantial deal, but if you make an offer that is too low it may not be accepted.

Get an Inspection

Foreclosed homes are bought as-is. There will be no repairs made by the seller. When you buy a property, whatever is needed becomes your responsibility. If you make an offer, you need to know what you're getting into. If you do an inspection and you find too many problems, you should pass on the property. In the inspection, whatever is found is not going to be a strong negotiation tool - it's only there to help you decide.

You cannot do an inspection when you buy a house at auction. You don't even have the opportunity to see the inside of the home before you bid.

The Risk for Buyers

Buying a foreclosed home comes with a lot of risks. A property inspection may fail to reveal hidden problems or costs. Moreover, it's a long process.

When you buy a foreclosure, you have to deal with a lot of paperwork. The response times for banks to offers on these properties are usually slow, and if a bank is behind in foreclosures, it may take months before they respond.

It doesn't mean you shouldn't consider buying a foreclosure. To be prepared for these hurdles, you simply need to be organized.

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Are you looking to buy a new home in Albuquerque? If so, you already know that location matters. What neighborhoods in Albuquerque will best serve your needs and lifestyle? Niche.com comes out with a yearly list of the best neighborhoods in Albuquerque. Here are the top 3 neighborhoods from that list. Contact us today to view homes in any of these communities!

Nob Hill

#1 Best Neighborhood to Live in Albuquerque

Nob Hill is a neighborhood in Albuquerque, New Mexico with a population of 6,427. The Median Home Value is $271,555. It's rated as the #1 Best Neighborhood for Young Professionals in Albuquerque, #1 Best Neighborhood to Live in Albuquerque, and #1
Best Neighborhood to Raise a Family in Albuquerque.

All the schools serving Nob Hill are top rated, which includeEarly College Academy, College & Career High School, Nex+Gen Academy, Coral Community Charter School, Desert Willow Family School.

Residents of Nob Hill have nothing but good things to say about life in this community. One reviewer notes, "This is probably the best place I've lived in my whole life. Almost anywhere in the neighborhood is extremely walkable, whether it's to a restaurant, theater, school, or small business. Everyone is incredibly warm and friendly..."

Eastside

#2 in Best Neighborhoods to Live in Albuquerque

Eastside is a neighborhood in Albuquerque, New Mexico with a population of 162,145. The Median Home Value is $247,679. Eastside is rated #2 Best Neighborhood to Live in Albuquerque, #2 Best Neighborhood to Raise a Family in Albuquerque, and #2
Most Diverse Neighborhoods in Albuquerque.

All the schools serving Eastside have an "A" rating, including La Cueva High School, Southwest Primary Learning Center, Early College Academy, College & Career High School, and Nex+Gen Academy.

Of living in Eastside, one happy resident remarks, "You will meet all kinds of people, and you could grab lunch with your new friends at a local shop serving traditional New Mexican fare (smothered in green chile, of course), or you could load up on caffeine at an eclectic coffee shop. Join all the marathon bicyclists, run a trail, sleep 'til noon - whatever. In short: take your pick from the array of lifestyles New Mexico can offer you."

Balloon Fiesta

#3 Best Neighborhood to Live in Albuquerque

Balloon Fiesta is a neighborhood in Albuquerque, New Mexico with a population of 79,076. The Median Home Value is $200,783. Balloon Fiesta is rated #1 Most Diverse Neighborhood in Albuquerque, #3 Best Neighborhood for Young Professionals in Albuquerque, and #3 Best Neighborhood to Live in Albuquerque.

"A" rated schools serve the Balloon Fiesta neighborhood, which include La Cueva High School, Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School, Early College Academy, College & Career High School, and Nex+Gen Academy.

One satisified resident says "I wouldn't change the view of the mountains in the east for anything, especially with hot air balloons drifting in the early morning in front of the mountains."

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A pool might sound like a great idea if you're searching for a new home in Albuquerque. Keeping cool is important in this climate since it gets hot. Pools are extremely popular right now, so popular that there are waiting lists for pool contractors and a shortage of maintenance items like chlorine.

Does pool ownership live up to its hype? The answer is yes, but you need to prepare.

The Pros of a Pool

Can Improve Your Quality of Life

Owning a pool can make your life more enjoyable, and it can also enhance your lifestyle. It can also be used for exercising or getting out for fresh air and vitamin D.

Having a pool can enhance your social life in the sense that many families with them enjoy spending time together.

A Pool Can be Beautiful

The aesthetics of a pool might be a factor in your decision to buy a home with one. It's great to look out at your pool or see the water from your deck. Many people find relaxation in the sight of water in any form, including in a pool.

Pools Can Increase Your Home’s Value

Pools can add value to a home in many instances. In warm climates like ours, this is especially important. In places like New Mexico, swimming pools are pretty much considered to be necessities.

In the case that you ever want to sell your home and your neighbors don't, your property might be in higher demand or fetch a higher price than a home without a pool.

The Cons of a Pool

Cleaning and Maintenance

It's true that some people prefer to clean and maintain their pools, but if you aren't one of them, think twice about buying a house with one. You may need to spend several hours a week maintaining your pool if you do it yourself.

If you hire an individual or company to maintain your pool, expect to spend $50 to $150 per week.

You also have to pay for the supplies required to clean and maintain a pool.

Safety

Buying a home with a pool means checking for safety codes and complying with existing regulations. An alarm system or fence may need to be installed.

If you have small children or pets, consider how an in-ground pool will affect your family's safety.

Insurance Costs

A pool is usually covered as part of "other structures" in a homeowner's policy. In any case, you may be responsible for injuries caused by your pool. This is why some insurance policies refer to pools as an "attractive nuisance.". It will cost you more to insure, since you'll need liability coverage.

Not Always Be a Good Thing for Resale

Pools are not always viewed as pluses by buyers, so you need to consider that as well. You could end up limiting your options if you wanted to sell your house.

Last but not least, if you're buying an existing home, what is the condition of the pool? Is there a possibility that you may need to make major repairs or upgrades when you move in?

Choosing whether or not to purchase a pool is a personal decision that should be made strategically and not emotionally.

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Purchase of a home in Albuquerque can be intimidating for many young or first-time buyers. Homebuyers aged 25 to 40 may be unsure about the homebuying process and what they can afford, according to a recent survey. The study found:

• “1 in 4 underestimated their buying potential by $150k or more”
• “1 in 4 underestimated the increase in value by $100k or more”
• “47% don’t know what a good interest rate is”

Most young homebuyers have given up on their search because they feel uncertain, or worse, they have decided homebuying isn't right for them and don't even start a search.

If you want to buy a home but aren't sure where to start, here are three things you should know about homeownership.

1. Down Payments

It's not necessary to have a large down payment to qualify to buy a home, but that's how many people view it. According to Freddie Mac:

“The most damaging down payment myth—since it stops the homebuying process before it can start—is the belief that 20% is necessary.”

Those looking to buy between July 2019 and June 2020 only had to make an average down payment of 12%, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Generational Trends Report. The median down payment for buyers ages 22 to 30 was only 6% when controlling for age.

2. You May Be Able To Afford More Home Than You Think

Spending more time in our homes as a result of working from home, exercising, and spending more time on leisure has changed what people expect from their living spaces. Some young homebuyers are unable to afford homes that will meet their growing needs, so they choose to continue renting. As a result, they'll miss out on some of the benefits of home ownership in the long run. A recent NAR article points out:

“Many young adults are underestimating how much they need for homeownership, the survey finds. Millennials underestimated how much home they can afford right now, how much interest they would pay over a 30-year mortgage, and how much home values appreciate, on average, over 10 years…”

When you are starting the home buying process, knowing how much to spend on a home is critical and could be a game-changer.

3. Don't Wait

In addition, with mortgage rates on the rise along with home prices appreciating, you may end up paying much more for putting off buying a house now. According to Sam Khater, Chief Economist at Freddie Mac:

“As the economy progresses and inflation remains elevated, we expect that rates will continually rise in the second half of the year.”

Experts predict that interest rates will rise in the months ahead, and even a small increase can affect your purchasing power. There's no better time to buy a home if you've been on the fence.

When you begin your home search, you may feel overwhelmed. You're not alone. We can help. Contact the Sandi Pressley team today to see how you can make your goal of owning a home a reality.

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Are you in the market for a luxury Albuquerque home that offers the very height of custom distinction? A full array of luxury features await you in each of these unique and amazing estates. Please contact us for an exclusive showing since there are too many great features to list here.

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10200 Corona Avenue NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122

$1,899,000

Heaven in North ABQ Acres! Spectacular Custom Built home, designed by Eric Spurlock. Enter through private courtyard. The flowing floorplan offers soaring herring bone beamed ceilings and expansive great room makes this a wonderful home for entertaining. Chef's kitchen offers all Viking Appliances, island with gas cooktop, opens to a Morning room with Kiva Fireplace, sitting area and a breakfast nook. Also opens to an outdoor patio. Formal dinning room, with entrance to private Wine tasting room, temperature controlled, space for 100s of bottles w/racks and wine storage. Seating for conversation. Owner's suite on main level offers tray ceilings, sitting area, access to outside patio.

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13516 DEER TRAIL Place NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111

$875,000

Perfectly situated with 180 degree views in Glenwood Hills. The frosted glass accented front door greets you and beyond is a wide, open floorplan, with tons of natural light, gas fireplace and wet bar making this home perfect for entertaining. Main level boasts a master suite, 2 spacious bedrooms, formal dining and well-appointed kitchen with breakfast nook and access to one of many patios. Upstairs is another master suite with jetted tub and double sinks, privatebalcony and a fantastic walk-in closet. The garden level is open to the patios and is perfect for rec room/office/gym. Want city AND mountain views this uniqueproperty offers panoramic, breathtaking city views with Mount Taylor in the distance! Hiking, biking and walking trails are just minutes away!

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So you're all set to buy that charming old home in Albuquerque. But before you start packing your belongings, you should make sure the plumbing can handle your needs and doesn't need major repairs.

It’s true, older homes in Albuquerque are charming and full of character. In many cases the materials stand the test of time, but not always. Plumbing is a different animal. Below are 10 things to check before writing the big check.

1)  Sewer line. Have an expert check the sewer line to the street. A video camera is crucial to detecting potential problems. Tree roots, corrosion or clogs can all hurt the line, and you don’t want it to collapse.

2) Water heater. Check the age. Water heaters should last at least 10 years, so if it’s much older than that, it’s probably time to replace it. Look at the location, will it cause problems if it leaks?

3) Toilets. Check toilets for leaks at the base to check for damage. Sealing a leak will make the problem worse. Check for things like rocking, discoloration, or warping at the base. Flush each toilet to make sure there aren't clogs.

4) Water supply pipes.

• Find out when the pipes were installed and whether they have been replaced.
• What type of pipes are they? If they are copper or plastic, they have probably been replaced. Copper and plastic don’t corrode like steel, but some plastics, such as PVC, are not approved for inside use.
• If it is galvanized steel, it is probably old and likely to require replacement. Look for small holes that could be rust.
• Are the pipes a mix of different materials? This is usually a sign that minimal maintenance has been performed and will likely need replacement.
• If the pipes are cast iron, they may need to be replaced due to mineral build up, corrosion or leaks.
• Pipes made from polybutylene should be replaced. These pipes a grayish, flexible plastic used from the 1970’s to the 1990’s. Chlorine erodes them over time.
• All lead pipes should be replaced.

5) Inside water lines. Look for discolored water or leaks in the pipe you can see—either in the basement or under the sink.

6) Drain lines. Even though these lines generally don’t corrode, play it safe and look down the drain.

7) Water taps. Turn on the tap to check for corrosion. If the home is vacant and there has been no activity for a while, rust may drain out, but if it is occupied, corrosion is more likely.

8) Water Pressure. Test the water pressure by running all the faucets simultaneously. You need 3/4” water pipe from the water source to the house, and no less than 1/2” to the faucets.

9) Crawl space and basements. Look for water damage, leaky pipes or inadequate repairs.

10) Shower pressure. Although there are numerous models with varying water pressure, make sure the stream of water is steady.

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HOT HOME LISTING OF THE WEEK!

2625 HALCON Place SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105   $400,000

3 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms (2 full, 1 half) / 2797 Square Feet

Country living in the South Valley at its best! Covered sun porch & front entry with rose bushes! BACKYARD ACCESS with electric gate. Metal Roof! 3BDR/3BATH featuring a beautiful ADDITION in 2010 for kitchen, sitting room & master suite! Oversized kitchen features beautiful cabinetry, granite countertops, huge pantry & tile flooring! Master suite features his/her vanities, large walk in closet, jetted tub, sep shower, skylights, gas fireplace! Detached 2Car garage with pit, crane, sink & storage; horse barn & shop w/electricity & chicken coop! Gorgeous yard to entertain family & friends! Fruit trees, grapes, grass, shrubs & covered patio!

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