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New carpeting, new tile new counter tops, fresh paint, new lighting, new doors and many upgrades already done for your buyer to move in. The seller has done this work so your buyers do not have to. The upgrades put in the home can be part of the new loan. Why buy a fixer upper and have to pay out of your pocket after closing escrow for improvements? [Supplement]: New carpeting, new tile new counter tops, fresh paint, new lighting, new doors and may upgrades already done for your buyer to move in.
Listing agent: John Pavin DRE #00712977 John@greenvalleyrealty.net, Listing office: Green Valley Realty
MLS data updated 10/19/2026, 2:14:25 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 200029972
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Compare recorded home prices, same-type ZIP sales and mortgage rates.
Nov 11, 2020
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No recordNo property-price record in this range.ZIP 93591 · Oct 2026
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