Homes for sale in Albuquerque & Rio Rancho, NM
Rick Cordova ~ Sabine Becker Team/Associate Brokers

Abq. ~ Rio Rancho ~ Corrales


Full Service Real Estate Services & Consultants

Real Estate Consultants ~ Service is our #1 Priority


Realty Consultants is a creative, full service real estate office located on the corner of Menaul & Broadway, across from the Menaul School.  We specialize in serving our clients who are buying or selling.  With the market in turmoil, we find that more of our deals close with seller financing, and less with bank financing. Most sellers do not ask for a credit report however in most cases, a down payment is required to cover closing costs.

Buying & selling real estate is much easier when working with professionals who care, explains the process, answers questions promptly and work to meet the needs of clients and transactions they represent.
This is what we do at Realty Consultants, llc.

Location, Condition and Price 
is most important when buying a home. Sellers, not buyers, pay realtor
commission fees in a real estate transaction and all terms are negotiable.
Consider using our knowledge and professionalism 
for your next home or land purchase.

 


 

Realty Consultants, LLC

December 2009 Monthly Market Report


There were 543 single-family detached homes sales in December,
the 9th consecutive month home sales were above 500 in 2009.

Rio Rancho single-family detached homes sales are up 55.38%
from December 2008.

$175,875 was the median sales price for single-family detached homes
and is on the rise for the 3rd consecutive month.

 


Albuquerque, Rio Rancho and Surrounding Area Real Estate


Click Here to customize your search and to view ALL  available homes on the Southwest MLS for sale in the Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Placitas, Corrales,
North Valley, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, Taylor Ranch, Ventana Ranch,

Nob Hill, Rio Grande Valley, UNM and surrounding area.

 

 

Rick Cordova  ~  Sabine Becker
Team/Associate Brokers
www.rickandsabine.com
abqrealtyconsultants@gmail.com
 
 

Realty Consultants, LLC
2424 Broadway Blvd., NE
  Albuquerque, New Mexico  87102
     505-702-1658   (Sabine's cell)
505-702-1726          (Rick's)
 505-247-3600          (Office)
888-730-5656             (Fax)


REAL ESTATE CONTRACT:     The seller retains "legal title",
the buyer has "equitable title"  which is essentially the right
to possess & enjoy the property while paying off the purchase
price.  Usually, a down payment of 10% or more is required.
Owner financing, no lenders, qualifying and no credit check.
All terms are negotiable. 

 

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Corrales MLS® $895,000
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Chamisa Hills 4,335 sq. ft."Luxury & Comfortable" 4
Huge Bedrooms
4
2.5 Baths
MLS® $729,000
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Douglas MacArthur 7,111 sq. ft."tons of potential" MLS® $699,900
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Greystone Ridge 3,350 sq. ft. 3 3
2 full, 1 half
MLS® $680,000
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Paa-ko Ridge 3,350 sq. ft. 3
3 or 4
3
2 Full, 1 Half
MLS® $650,000
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Far North Valley 3,999 sq. ft."Seller Will Pay Up To $10K In Buyers CC!" 3
Master Suite w/ Sunroom
3
2 Full - 1 Half
MLS® $499,000
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(14 Photos)
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque 3,977 sq. ft."Main House + Guest House" 4 5 MLS® $499,000
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(15 Photos)
Rio Rancho 3,000 sq. ft. 3 3 $495,000
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(15 Photos)
Tierra De Corrales 4,170 sq. ft. 4 3
2 1/2
MLS® $474,900
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(15 Photos)
Cabezon 3,744 sq. ft. 5 3 MLS® $449,000
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MND NewsWire
The Week Ahead: Treasury Auctions, Retail Sales, The Fed's Exit, Consumer Sentiment2/8/2010 7:49 AM
The week ahead is a particularly slow one. The only major releases are the Trade Balance on Wednesday and Retail Sales report on Thursday. Plus, Friday will see February’s first measure of consumer confidence. With little fresh data to anticipate, the fear is that markets will continue on their downward path this week. Since January 19 the Dow has shed 5.6% while the S&P 500 has lost 6.9%. One hour before the opening bell, however, equity markets are looking stable. Dow futures are up 10 points to 10,012 and S&P 500 futures are up 3.08 points to 1,066. Meantime, WTI Crude oil is starting the week 15 cents higher at $71.34 per barrel and Spot Gold is up $1.90 to $1,068.20. The US dollar, by contrast, is lower against the majors after hitting the highest level since the summer of...(read more)

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Home Sellers Still See Conditions as Unfavorable. Perspective on Shadow Inventory2/5/2010 3:49 PM
A consumer survey conducted by Thomas Reuters and the University of Michigan indicates that it is sellers who are holding the housing market at low levels. In survey results released today, approximately 75 percent of homeowners who participated in the survey viewed current home buying conditions as favorable because of attractive home prices and low interest rates. However, nine out of ten of those home owners viewed the conditions for the sale of their own home as unfavorable, not because of lack of buyers, but because of price declines . The survey authors viewed these responses as predicting a long-term drag on the housing market for both economic and psychological reasons. There is, the report said, a significant barrier to purchasing a new home if the potential buyer's current home...(read more)

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The Day Ahead: Employment Situation, Unemployment Rate2/5/2010 7:14 AM
Equity futures are deep in the red this morning after substantial losses yesterday. The culprit continues to be European sovereign debt concerns in Greece, Portugal and Spain, which is sending European and Asian stocks rapidly south. Labor data from the US isn’t helping as jobless claims unexpectedly rose to 480k yesterday. The big questions today are how did January employment perform, and what impact can it have on the markets? Yesterday the Dow fell 268 points, or 2.61%, putting the the industrial index into four-digits for the first time since early November. The S&P 500 performed even worse as it shed 3.1% ― its worst single-day decline in nine months ― effectively erasing three months of gains. “The deepening correction in stocks has now cut the Dow 6.7% from its January...(read more)

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Fed MBS Program Update: 94% of Funding Used2/4/2010 2:06 PM
The Federal Reserve today reported on their weekly purchases of agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS). In the week ending February 3, 2010, the Federal Reserve purchased a total of $17.63 billion agency MBS. In those five days the Federal Reserve sold $5.63 billion (supported the roll market) for a net total of $12 billion MBS purchases. The goal of the Federal Reserve's agency MBS program is to provide support to mortgage and housing markets and to foster improved conditions in financial markets more generally. Only fixed-rate agency MBS securities guaranteed by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae are eligible assets for the program. The program includes, but is not limited to, 30-year, 20-year and 15-year securities of these issuers. Since the inception of the program in January...(read more)

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Freddie Mac Survey: Most Rates Up Slightly in Past Week2/4/2010 12:03 PM
Rates rose slightly during the week ended February 4 according to data released today by Freddie Mac. The weekly Primary Mortgage Market Survey showed that the average rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages (FRM) was 5.01 percent with 0.7 point compared to a week earlier when the rate was 4.98 percent with 0.6 point. The 15-year FRM averaged 4.40 percent, up one basis point from the previous week. Fees and points were unchanged at 0.6. Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM) rates were mixed. The five-year Treasury-indexed hybrid ARM had an average rate of 4.27 percent with 0.6 point compared to 4.25 percent with 0.6 point last week while the 1-year Treasury-indexed ARM was down to 4.22 percent with 0.5 point from 4.29 percent also with 0.5 points. Here is a summary of the survey results: Frank Nothaft...(read more)

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