Part of the fun of coming to the Fair is renewing your memories of all your favorite foods, rides and exhibits. But it's always fun to experience something new! This year's theme is outer space, and we're planning all sorts of fun new things to see and do around that theme.

New Theme Exhibit

Our Theme Exhibit combines interactive things to do, with fun and educational things to see. This year, outer space is just so vast, we decided to have TWO theme exhibits! Click the link to find out all about them.

New Foods

Lots to eat, and a lot of it will be new this year! Please see the list of New Food for details. Also, mark your calendars for the new San Diego Wine Festival on June 9 and the new Food Truck Festival on July 2.

New attractions

Our Body: The Universe Within is an amazing new exhibit at Surfside Race Place. Actual human bodies, artfully preserved, form an educational exhibit that is truly "out of this world." Please see the Our Body: The Universe Within page for more information.

Meet Roswell, our newest Fair visitor!

Roswell is visiting the Fair this year from his home planet, Del Mars! Perhaps you saw him waving on the Fair's home page. During the Fair, he wants to meet everyone, so look for him and get your camera ready.

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

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The 6th Annual San Diego International Beer Festival will be held on Friday, June 22nd through Sunday, June 24th, 2012 during the San Diego County Fair at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. The San Diego International Beer Festival has become one of the largest in the country, and features more than 300 beers and counting from all around the world.

For one week only, April 7th - 13th, 2012, they will be launching a promotional online ticket pre-sale for the festival. Tickets purchased during the pre-sale will save festival goers $10.00 off regular ticket prices. Pre-sale tickets will be available online through www.Ticketmaster.com using the promo password “lager.” Tickets for the festival include admission to the San Diego County Fair, unlimited one-ounce samplings, and a souvenir tasting cups, and will be $48.00 after the presale.

In addition this year they will be offering a VIP experience in the Brewers Lounge. Patrons of the Brewers Lounge will receive a six ounce souvenir glass to be used for sampling in the lounge and on the floor. The area will include five craft beer stations exclusively for VIPs and five food stations with unlimited grazing for the first two hours of each session. Tickets for the Brewers Lounge are $90.00 per session and include fair admission and half-hour early admission to the International Beer Festival.

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

Contact Linda and Terri Century 21 Award

If you've got the income. If you've got plenty of tenure on the job. If your credit is solid. If you can otherwise past muster at the mortgage loan desk. If it's cheaper for you to buy than it is to rent.

Yes, there are lots of "ifs," but it's one of the best times in America to buy a home. And it won't last forever!!!

• Be mortgage ready. If you haven't already, check your credit reports from the only federally-sanctioned source of free reports,  to make sure your credit is mortgage worthy. Don't get taken by sound-alike websites that offer you "free" credit reports that are only "free" after you buy a credit monitoring service.

Looking for a San Diego mortgage with weak credit could result in a higher than anticipated mortgage cost or no mortgage at all. Work with a homeownership advisor at Century 21 Award, Linda Ring and Terri Davids.

• Know all your costs. More than just a mortgage payment, homeownership comes with insurance, tax, utility, maintenance and transportation costs, among others. Include them in your budget to determine what is truly affordable.

• Know your mortgage. Fixed-rate mortgages (FRMs) offer payment certainty, while adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) frequently provide lower initial monthly payments, but those low rates could rise considerably over time. Work with a trained homeownership advisor to help get the right mortgage loan.

• Hire good help. Get a licensed real estate agent from Century 21 Award Chula Vista, Linda and Terri who knows the market. It's easy to go digital and browse for housing. Actually going through the process and closing on a home without professional assistance is something else. 

• Take your time. There may be some pressure to get in the San Diego market at today's affordable prices and low interest rates, but if you move too quickly that could be a mistake. Take the time to obtain a home inspection, learn the neighborhood, investigate the school district and buy only what you can truly afford, not a home based on the largest loan the lender will lend.

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

Contact Linda and Terri Century 21 Award

Paws for Purple Hearts builds on the time-honored tradition of soldiers assisting other soldiers. It helps heal our returning combat veterans by teaching those with psychological scars, including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), to train service dogs for their comrades with physical disabilities. Click on our short video below to better understand how our special service dogs help our wounded warriors.

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Diversity Solutions, a San Diego, CA based employment company, has hosted diversity career fairs since 2001. Since such time we have acquired an employer database of 36,000 Southern California organizations and an email database of approximately 30,000 contacts consisting of job seekers, job developers, career centers, faith-based, social services, colleges & universities and military bases to name a few.

We are proud of the fact that we have catered to hundreds of employers including many Fortune 500 and thousands of job seekers from all walks of life. Our newest partner, The Patriot Group, Inc. (TPGI) is a Professional Consulting and Internet Marketing Company focused on customer needs and producing meaningful results.

Our collaboration in hosting military career fairs in San Diego is expected to excite the employer community and make a significant impact on assisting San Diego's military community in pursuing transitional employment.

There are no words in the entire Webster Dictionary that can truly describe our deepest gratitude to our men and women in the United States Military. You are willing to die for us, protect our freedoms, and defend our liberties. Your service is the noblest act on the face of the PLANET!

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

Contact Linda and Terri Century 21 Award

Over the past several years, millions of homeowners have had billions of dollars in mortgage debt forgiven, either through foreclosure, refinancing or short sales. It's important for real estate professionals and homeowners to understand that mortgage debt forgiveness has significant tax consequences.

Here are 10 things the Internal Revenue Service says you should know about mortgage debt forgiveness:

1. Normally, when a lender forgives a debt -- that is, relieves the borrower from having to pay it back -- the amount of the debt is taxable income to the borrower. Thus, a homeowner who had $100,000 in mortgage debt forgiven through a short sale would have to pay income tax on that $100,000, as an example.

Fortunately, under the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007, you may be able to exclude from your taxable income up to $2 million of debt forgiven on your principal residence from 2007 through 2012. This means you don't have to pay income tax on the forgiven debt.

2. The limit is $1 million for a married person filing a separate return.

3. You may exclude from your taxable income debt reduced through mortgage restructuring, as well as mortgage debt forgiven in a foreclosure.

4. To qualify, the debt must have been used to buy, build or substantially improve your principal residence and be secured by that residence.

5. The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Actapplies to home improvement mortgages you take out to substantially improve your principal residence -- that is, they also qualify for the exclusion.

6. Second or third mortgages you used for purposes other than home improvement -- for example, to pay off credit card debt -- do not qualify for the exclusion.

7. If you qualify, claim the special exclusion by filling out Form 982: Reduction of Tax Attributes Due to Discharge of Indebtedness, and attach it to your federal income tax return for the tax year in which the debt was forgiven.

8. Debt forgiven on second homes, rental property, business property, credit cards or car loans does not qualify for the tax-relief provision. In some cases, however, other tax-relief provisions -- such as bankruptcy -- may be applicable. IRS Form 982 provides more details about these provisions.

9. If your debt is reduced or eliminated, you normally will receive a year-end statement, Form 1099-C: Cancellation of Debt, from your lender. By law, this form must show the amount of debt forgiven and the fair market value of any property foreclosed.

10. Examine the Form 1099-C carefully. Notify the lender immediately if any of the information shown is incorrect. You should pay particular attention to the amount of debt forgiven in Box 2 as well as the value listed for your home in Box 7.

The IRS has created a highly useful Interactive Tax Assistant on its website that you can use to determine if your canceled debt is taxable. The tax assistant tool takes you through a series of questions and provides you with responses to tax law questions.

For more information about the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007, see IRS Publication 4681: Canceled Debts, Foreclosures, Repossessions and Abandonments. You can get it from the IRS website at irs.gov.

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Sooner or later, almost everybody gets locked out of the house. You may think that getting locked out of the house won't happen to you, but just you wait. If you don't take preventative measures against getting locked out, it could very well happen when you least expect it.

I never thought it would happen to me, but one day I lost my house keys. I pulled them out of my bag, and the ring holding my keys went flying, unnoticed. When I got home, I discovered that I was locked out. So, I hauled a ladder out of the garage and climbed it, hoping to crawl in the second floor window. The ladder wasn't high enough to reach the window ledge. In my infinite wisdom, I jumped up and flung my body through the open window head first. I could have killed myself. I don't recommend that anybody try this stupid solution.

How to Not Get Locked Out of the House

One thing you absolutely do not want to do is to leave a door or window unlocked as protection against getting locked out. Because if you know how to break in to your house, a burglar can easily discover that method, too. Always lock your doors and windows.

The secret to avoid getting locked out of the house is to make an extra set of keys, and make sure you have access to a spare key in the event you are locked out.

If you do not have an extra key, you may need to call a locksmith. Do not kick in the door because you may end up replacing the door jamb, door frame and your door, which is far more expensive than paying a locksmith. Ditto for breaking a window. Locksmiths are cheaper. Just in case, program a locksmith's phone number into your cell.

Good Places to Stash a House Key

You can't have too many house keys. First, it helps if all the locks in your home are keyed to one key. You can remove your door knobs and take them to a hardware store, do it yourself (if you know how) or call a locksmith to change all the locks so they unlock with the same key. Here are places to hide an extra key:

• Give an extra key to a friend, family member or neighbor whom you trust.
• Buy a fake rock, put the key inside and hide the rock in the garden. Make sure the rock looks real because burglars know how to look for these.
• Carry an extra key in a briefcase or, if you're a woman, your bag.
• Install a wireless keypad on the outside of your garage and hide a key inside the garage. Bear in mind that in the event of a power failure, your garage door may not open.
• Lock the key inside your electrical panel and lock the panel with a combination padlock.
• Attach a heavy duty contractor's box to a gas pipe and put the key inside.

Bad Places to Stash a House Key

Many burglars prefer to enter homes through unlocked doors, but they rarely take the time to search for a key. Breaking a window is faster and more convenient for crooks. Still, that doesn't mean you should leave a key in a conspicuous spot where a burglar is likely to find it. Here are bad places to hide an extra key:

• Under the mat. First place people look, not to mention, the wind might blow it off the steps.
• Under a planter.
• In the mailbox.
• In your car's glove box.
• Taped inside a gutter.
• On a window ledge.
• On your dog's collar.
• In the lock itself.

Now of course, after I inflicted bodily harm by thrusting myself through my second-floor window, I found my house keys the following morning, lying on the floor of my office. That episode was the turning point for me, and now I will never get locked out of my house. Providing, I should add, if I can remember where I hid my extra key.

Shopping For a Homeownership Loan with Sherice Grainger, Wells Fargo.

Born and raised right here is beautiful San Diego, Sherice Grainger has become one of the most prominent lenders in our community. She is presently employed at Wells Fargo where its experience and expertise will benefit those who seek a new loan or refinancing.

Sherice is known to show the utmost commitment and compassion towards each and every client. Contact her to learn more about the powerful loan programs at Wells Fargo.

Buying your first home with Sherice Grainger from Wells Fargo has many benefits. You’ll become part of a community, experience the security of owning the roof over your head, and have the opportunity to create a home that meets your needs and style.
Your first-time homebuyer benefits also include opportunities to:

• Build home equity - Unlike rent, the principal portion of every mortgage payment you make has the potential to grow your asset.
• Gain potential tax benefits - Your mortgage interest and real estate property taxes are usually tax deductible when you file your income tax returns. (Consult a tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest.)
• Build your credit - Making on-time mortgage payments can help you create and keep up a strong credit history.
• Take control - Rent increases, cancelled leases and other unexpected tenant hassles will be things of the past.

Get the loan information you need, call Sherice Grainger.

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

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Homebrew Competition

Amateur adult brewmasters 21 and older may enter their homemade beer, mead, cider and perry to win ribbons and prizes. Licensed microbreweries may compete in the San Diego International Beer Festival.

 

 

Shopping For a Homeownership Loan with Sherice Grainger, Wells Fargo.

Born and raised right here is beautiful San Diego, Sherice Grainger has become one of the most prominent lenders in our community. She is presently employed at Wells Fargo where its experience and expertise will benefit those who seek a new loan or refinancing.

Sherice is known to show the utmost commitment and compassion towards each and every client. Contact her to learn more about the powerful loan programs at Wells Fargo.

Buying your first home with Sherice Grainger from Wells Fargo has many benefits. You’ll become part of a community, experience the security of owning the roof over your head, and have the opportunity to create a home that meets your needs and style.
Your first-time homebuyer benefits also include opportunities to:

• Build home equity - Unlike rent, the principal portion of every mortgage payment you make has the potential to grow your asset.
• Gain potential tax benefits - Your mortgage interest and real estate property taxes are usually tax deductible when you file your income tax returns. (Consult a tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest.)
• Build your credit - Making on-time mortgage payments can help you create and keep up a strong credit history.
• Take control - Rent increases, cancelled leases and other unexpected tenant hassles will be things of the past.

Get the loan information you need, whether you’re buying:

• Your first home.
• Your next home.
• A vacation or second home.
• A foreclosure property.
• An investment property.

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

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Design In Wood

The 31st annual Design In Wood competition features spectacular creations from wood, including violins, furniture, toys, and more. This is a juried competition, open to adults 18 and older

 

 

Shopping For a Homeownership Loan with Sherice Grainger, Wells Fargo.

Born and raised right here is beautiful San Diego, Sherice Grainger has become one of the most prominent lenders in our community. She is presently employed at Wells Fargo where its experience and expertise will benefit those who seek a new loan or refinancing.

Sherice is known to show the utmost commitment and compassion towards each and every client. Contact her to learn more about the powerful loan programs at Wells Fargo.

Buying your first home with Sherice Grainger from Wells Fargo has many benefits. You’ll become part of a community, experience the security of owning the roof over your head, and have the opportunity to create a home that meets your needs and style.
Your first-time homebuyer benefits also include opportunities to:

• Build home equity - Unlike rent, the principal portion of every mortgage payment you make has the potential to grow your asset.
• Gain potential tax benefits - Your mortgage interest and real estate property taxes are usually tax deductible when you file your income tax returns. (Consult a tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest.)
• Build your credit - Making on-time mortgage payments can help you create and keep up a strong credit history.
• Take control - Rent increases, cancelled leases and other unexpected tenant hassles will be things of the past.

Get the loan information you need, whether you’re buying:

• Your first home.
• Your next home.
• A vacation or second home.
• A foreclosure property.
• An investment property.

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

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Save on admission!

• Albertsons $4.00 Fun Days
  Opening Day, June 8; and Tuesday, June 12
  Come to the Fair for just $4.00! Regular adult admission is $13.00; senior admission is $7.00, so this is a huge savings. These special tickets will be available only at Albertsons stores and will not be sold at the Fairgrounds.
  • $10.00 minimum purchase required, using your Albertsons Preferred Card
  • Tickets will go on sale sometime in May.
  • Tuesday is Kids' Day; children 12 and younger are admitted free.

Shopping For a Homeownership Loan with Sherice Grainger, Wells Fargo.

Born and raised right here is beautiful San Diego, Sherice Grainger has become one of the most prominent lenders in our community. She is presently employed at Wells Fargo where its experience and expertise will benefit those who seek a new loan or refinancing.

Sherice is known to show the utmost commitment and compassion towards each and every client. Contact her to learn more about the powerful loan programs at Wells Fargo.

Buying your first home with Sherice Grainger from Wells Fargo has many benefits. You’ll become part of a community, experience the security of owning the roof over your head, and have the opportunity to create a home that meets your needs and style.
Your first-time homebuyer benefits also include opportunities to:

• Build home equity - Unlike rent, the principal portion of every mortgage payment you make has the potential to grow your asset.
• Gain potential tax benefits - Your mortgage interest and real estate property taxes are usually tax deductible when you file your income tax returns. (Consult a tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest.)
• Build your credit - Making on-time mortgage payments can help you create and keep up a strong credit history.
• Take control - Rent increases, cancelled leases and other unexpected tenant hassles will be things of the past.

Get the loan information you need, whether you’re buying:

• Your first home.
• Your next home.
• A vacation or second home.
• A foreclosure property.
• An investment property.

Shopping For a Home with Terri Davids and Linda Ring, Century 21 Award

Buying a home in San Diego is one of the most important decisions you will make. That's why it's in your best interest to choose experienced Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award who listens to and understands your needs, and has detailed knowledge of the area in which you want to want to live.

When you choose Terri Davids and Linda Ring from Century 21 Award, you're dealing with professionals who understand your concerns and will provide you with the personalized service that makes all the difference.

What should you expect in your first meeting with a Terri Davids and Linda Ring? We will talk to you about the neighborhood where you want to live, home prices, schools, transportation, and the surrounding commercial and residential areas. We can also address the pros and cons of using a buyer's agent versus a sales or dual agent.

When you're ready to visit houses, ask your Century 21 Award agents, Terri Davids and Linda Ring, we will help you with:

• Arranging showings.
• Tracking the properties you've seen.
• Identifying homes that meet your criteria and keep track of your "what's right for you" list.

TIP: After touring each home, write down what you liked and didn't like. Terri Davids, Century 21 Award can help you develop a rating system to narrow the field. For example, pick the house you like best on day one and compare all other houses to it. When you find a better one, use the new favorite as your standard.

Contact Us Today,click here