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Temecula Valley Homes Newsletter A MESSAGE FROM Val Ives Love Is Blind You know, I walked into the grocery store the other day and saw that roses and romantic cards have all but taken over the entry way. I love a good romance story, and certainly, there are plenty of them to be had with Valentine’s Day happening this month. However, I want to share an old story that I’ve always liked, which deals with self-love. Once upon a time, there was a young girl who had grown increasingly shy over the years. In addition to her modest style of dress, she always wore a scarf that hung down over the left side of her face. No one gave much thought to why she started to drape herself with the thin fabric and over the years, it just became part of her style. One day, a healer came through the rural area. As soon as the girl heard about the miracles that the mysterious woman could work, she rushed down to the center of her village and fell to her knees in front of the healer, pleading for help. Just as quickly, the healer reached down to the girl’s arm and helped her back to her feet, then asked: “My dear, why do you hide your pretty face?” The girl answered, “When I was young, I fell from a tree and the wound on my face left an ugly scar.” The healer gently pulled the scarf away from the girl’s face and spoke kindly: “That was many years ago; scars are a reminder that successful healing has taken place.” Then, she held up a small mirror and the girl looked at her reflection. What she first noticed in the mirror was not the scar, but her shining eyes and pretty cheekbones. The young girl smiled as she realized that the healer had given her the freedom to appreciate her own beauty and she let the scarf slip through her fingers and fly away in the breeze. My friend, I hope that you find time to turn a mirror on yourself this month and appreciate how far you have come in life. Here’s to you and yours— may you have a great month, full of love and appreciation! P.S. If you ever need anything, you can send me a quick text or email, or give me a call. Reach me at val@valerieives.com or 951-757-6065 Val Ives Val Ives CA DRE #01370557 REALTOR® Cell: (951) 757-6065 Fax: (951) 302-2689 Email: val@valerieives.com Website: valives.com 27450 Ynez Road Suite #316 Temecula, CA 92591 CA DRE #01885775
Save at the Store You’ve got to buy food, but you don’t have to spend wildly on it. Smart shopping can save you a bundle. For instance, if you save just $20 a month on groceries, you’ve banked more than $200 over the year. Here are some strategies to save on your food bill: • Plan your shopping carefully. Look through your refrigerator and pantry to see what you need on a regular basis. This lets you look for sales and buy those products in bulk. • Cut back on convenience foods. Don’t buy things like packaged salads or pre-cut celery. You’re paying big for a small convenience. • Use coupons. If you find that you buy some name- brand foods regularly, then start clipping the coupons for them. Otherwise, generic foods are comparable in quality and content, and usually less expensive. • Check out different stores. You may find as much as a 10-15% difference on identical products at different stores, depending on the neighborhood and demographic factors. Shop at the store that is the cheapest overall. Go Green: Recycle This Newsletter! Please pass it on to a friend! Restfulness: The Secret To a Good Memory One key to success is your memory. Being able to pick up and remember the fine details of what you’ve learned can help you move forward quickly. What’s the best strategy for using your memory effectively? Sleep. As an article on the Medical News Today website explains, sleep is essential for consolidating memories. Insufficient or poor sleep makes the synapses in your brain less effective, which interferes with your ability to learn new information. Moreover, recent studies suggest that taking a quick nap, or even just resting quietly for 10 minutes or so, can help new information settle into your memory so you can access it more readily later. After a training session or an important conversation, take a few minutes to sit back, close your eyes, and think of nothing. Even if you don’t fall asleep, you’ll have a better grasp of the information when you go back to work. Sweet Valentine Breakfast Idea ON A SQUARE PLATE... Arrange 4 Mini Muffins for an L A frosted donut with sprinkles for an O A heart shaped pancake for a V (w/heart shaped butter patty) 10 Raspberries used to make an E These are just SOME of the Benefits Listing Your Home For Sale with VAL IVES! South Temecula Market Update on Homes Sold Between 12/12/18-1/15/19 (continued on page 8) PALOMA DEL SOL ADDRESS SQ. FT. BR/BA PRICE LOT SQ.FT. 43126 amino Casillas 31976 Corte Avalina 43095 Camino Casillas 32164 Corte Carmona 43540 Corte Logrono 43385 Corte Barbaste 43227 Corte Cabrera 1,300 1,300 1,444 3,218 1,395 1,360 1,300 3/2 3/2 3/3 5/3 4/3 3/2 3/2 $412,000 $379,000 $393,000 $545,000 $380,000 $397,500 $409,990 Not Listed 6,098 6,098 7,841 4,356 5,227 4,792 REDHAWK ADDRESS SQ. FT. BR/BA PRICE LOT SQ.FT. 44817 Longfellow 2,648 5/4 $455,000 6,534 45516 Jaguar 2,632 4/4 $482,000 6,098 33419 Manchester 3,457 4/3 $485,000 5,662 45169 Via Quivera 1,798 3/3 $432,000 6,970 45141 Via Quivera 1,948 4/3 $445,000 6,970 32932 Anasazi 2,291 3/3 $450,000 6,098 44426 Dorchester 3,717 4/3 $460,000 5,663 45322 Callesito Burgos 2,693 4/3 $480,000 7,841 33052 Monte 3,113 5/3 $490,000 6,098 44728 Corte Valencia 2,761 4/3 $535,000 9,148 45870 Corte Orizaba 3,078 5/3 $569,900 12,197 45754 Corte Mislanca 3,280 5/5 $594,000 5,227 32773 Pine 4,000 5/4 $720,000 8,712 45807 Cebalo 3,225 4/4 $769,100 9,319 31698 Via Saltio 3,259 6/3 $504,000 7,841 Based on information from the SRCAR/Association of REALTORS® (alternatively, from the CRMLS) for the period 12/12/18-1/15/19. Display of MLS data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS • Professional Photography • Drone Photography • Professional Flyer • Professional Write-Up Description of Property • Virtual Tour • Buyer Lead Generation & Team of Buyer’s Agents • Professional Staging • Maintained Sign & Flyers • Internet Exposure to 800+ Websites • Enhanced on Zillow, Trulia & More • Showing Hits Statistic Reports • Optional Open House Coverage • Advertised Monthly in Local Newsletter to 13,500+ Homes • Electronic Feedback of Showings • Weekly Updates by Phone and/or Email • Full-Time Staff Overseeing Listing • Exposure on Social Media • And more! Knowing how hard I work trying to get your business... Imagine how hard I will work to SELL YOUR HOME! Call me at your convenience 951-757-6065
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