Danville, San Ramon & The Tri Valley

Working with a Realtor team has never been easier.  Benefit from representation that covers all aspects of home buying, home selling, remodeling and equity building.

 

Areas of service include the East Bay’s Tri Valley, with Blackhawk, Danville and San Ramon being a primary focus. Coverage also includes Alamo, Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Moraga & Pleasant Hill in Contra Costa County, plus Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin and Castro Valley in Alameda County.

 

Glenn & Therese are the former owners of a real estate brokerage, mortgage brokerage and development company.  They have represented over 1,200 real estate clients, purchased dozens of properties, and have been doing home remodels since 1985.

 

(925) 915-8300 (Cell)
GT@MendellHomes.com

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Estimating Your Selling Costs

When the time comes to sell your house, you’ll want to determine roughly how much you can expect to net after the sale. To figure that out, you’ll not only need to know how much your house will likely sell for, but also the selling costs you are likely to ...

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Healthy Lighting for Your Home

Recently, researchers discovered that the lighting in your home can have a much greater impact on your health and well-being than originally thought. Better lighting can boost your energy, help you sleep better, and even enhance healing.So, it pays to make sure the lighting in your home has a positive ...

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Help Buyers Understand the Area

There’s a famous saying in the real estate business: “Location, location, location”. It simply means that where your home is located – your community – is just as important to potential buyers as the features of the property itself.Sellers often make the mistake of creating a long list of home ...

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A Quick Household Check Helps Conserve Resources

This is a good time to visually check of all your utilities, fixtures and appliances to make sure they are not using expensive energy and resources inefficiently.Start with the faucets. Ensure they don’t drip when closed. If they do, replace the washers (or in the case of washerless units, the ...

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