Where In The World Is This?

Where In The World Is This?

Could it be in the never to own only to look at rolling hillsides leading up to the Himalayas between China, Pakistan and Tibet? 

Or could it be the very pricey, exclusive and also never to own property for, most Americans anyway, unless you’re one of the privilaged few who have come into some of  Silicon Valley’s vast high tech billions. It could even be the day after an Early Spring snowfall anywhere in the colder climates of Europe, Asia, Austrailia or myriad exotic locations  throughout the world.

Truth be known? It’s the very affordable and reasonably priced beautiful panoramic rolling hillsides and snowcapped mountain tops of the Riverside and San Bernardino Valley. Breathtaking it is on this day after a fast moving Early Spring storm.

Let there be no doubt that real estate is alive and well in Riverside and San Bernardino County and there’s lots of very creative ways to get you the deal of a lifetime if you really have a buyers appitite.

Whether your a first time homebuyer looking for that affordable Southern California lifestyle or a seasoned investor looking for one of many bargains left in the distressed housing market. Riverside and San Bernardino Counties are ripe with lot's of inventory at very affordable prices.

If you just want to get your feet wet and rent for awhile until you get a feel for all that these vast and beautiful Counties have to offer, now couldn’t be a better time to stick your toe in the water. This is truly one of the best times ever to own an affordable Southern California home.

Another very affordable option if you want to own your own home but lease the land you could consider a manufactured home. Here you can still live the lifestyle of a single-family detached home and have some space. There are many very nice manufactured home communities to choose from.

Just be sure not to purchase a home that was built before June 15, 1976 and make sure you have it thoroughly inspected by an experienced manufactured home inspector and not just any home inspector. In fact you would be wise to purchase a home that is less than 10 years new. You would then be getting the same quality of construction and appointments that a conventional site (stick) built home offers.

Did you know that you can even own a 2-STORY "Factory Built Home"?