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Call Cliff 650-346-7366 To make sure your home is ready for a home inspection there's an easy three-step process. Follow these easy step and you will ahead of the game of many home-sellers. These steps are as follows: -   Take out your cell phone -   Look up Cliff Keith's cell phone number, (650-346-7366) -   Call Cliff immediately Once you call we will discuss the best method suitable to you to get your home ready for a home inspection. I will explain your options and see if  any of the options will work for you. If not, we will try to figure out together how to make your home ready for your property inspector, Call today as you will be happy that a major load has been taken off your mind, Cliff Keith has been helping homeowners since 1976! #home #inspection #inspector #buy #cell #sfbayhomes Read the full article

The Five Deadly Mistakes Made When Selling A Home   To make sure you don’t make these deadly mistakes call/text Cliff Keith and Team for your FREE one-hour consultation at 650-346-7366.  You will be glad you did. After your conversation you will know the helpful tips for home sellers and not make the 5 deadly mistakes home sellers make when they are unaware of them.     #home #mistake #price #redwoodcityca #sfbayhomes #realtor #estate #agent Read the full article

The Chronicle of Christmas I want to wish each and every one of you the best of your Holiday Season and a very Merry Christmas. This is always a time of year when we all treat each other like we should all the time. The spirit of the Holidays warms my heart and I hope it does yours too. Enjoy! The Chronicle of Christmas Starting in the 1600's                 1600's: The Puritans made it illegal to mention St. Nicolas' name. Therefore it was also illegal to exchange gifts, light a candle, or sing Christmas carols. 17th century: Dutch immigrants brought with them the legend of Sinter Klaas. 1773: Santa first appeared in the media as St. A Claus. Christmas Presents 1804: The New York Historical Society was founded with St. Nicolas as its patron saint. And then members engaged in the Dutch practice of gift-giving at Christmas. 1809: Washington Irving, writing under the pseudonym Diedrich Knickerbocker, included Saint Nicolas in his book "A History of New York." Nicolas after that is described as riding into town on a horse.   1812: Irving, revised his book to include Nicolas riding over the trees in a wagon. 1821: William Gilley printed a poem about "Santeclaus" who was dressed in fur and drove a sleigh drawn by a single reindeer. 1822: Dentist Clement Clarke Moore is believed by many to have written a poem "An Account of a Visit from Saint Nicolas," which became better known as "The Night before Christmas". In other words Santa is portrayed as an elf with a miniature sleigh equipped with eight reindeer. They were named in the poem as Blitzem, Comet, Cupid, Dancer, Dasher, Donder, Prancer, and Vixen. Others attribute the poem to a contemporary, Henry Livingston, Jr. The start of Santa 1841: J.W. Parkinson, a Philadelphia merchant, hired a man to dress up in a "Criscringle" outfit and climb the chimney of his store. 1863: Above all illustrator Thomas Nast created images of Santa for the Christmas editions of Harper's Magazine. These continued through the 1890's. 1860s: President Abraham Lincoln asked Nast to create a drawing of Santa with some Union soldiers. After that this image of Santa supporting the enemy had a demoralizing influence on the Confederate army. Maybe an early example of psychological warfare. 1897: Francis P Church, Editor of the New York Sun, wrote an editorial in response to a letter from an eight year-old girl, Virginia O'Hanlon. She had written the paper asking whether there really was a Santa Claus. Therefore It has become known as the "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus" letter After the 1900's 1920's: The image of Santa became so well known as a bearded, over-weight, jolly man dressed in a red suit with white trim. 1931: Haddon Sundblom, illustrator for The Coca-Cola ™ company drew a series of Santa images. Until 1964  Coca-Cola used their Santa images in their Christmas advertisements. The company holds the trademark for the Coca-Cola Santa design. Christmas ads including Santa continue to the present day. 1939 Copywriter Robert L. May of the Montgomery Ward Company created a poem titled Rudolph, the ninth reindeer. He created an ostracized reindeer with a shiny red nose. The Chronicle of Christmas. Rudolph became a hero one foggy Christmas eve. Santa was part-way through deliveries when the visibility started to degenerate. Because of the foggy Christmas Eve Santa added Rudolph to his team of reindeer to help illuminate the path. 1949 famous song 1949: Johnny Marks wrote the song "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer".  Rudolph was rejected by the other reindeer therefore Santa relocated him to the North Pole. They wouldn't let him play in their reindeer games because of his strange looking nose. Gene Autry recorded his all time best seller. Next to "White Christmas" it is the most popular song of all time. 1993: In addition an urban folk tale began to circulate about a Japanese department store. The Japanese department store supposedly displayed a life-sized Santa Claus crucified on a cross. It never happened. 1997: In conclusion Artist Robert Cenedella drew a painting of a crucified Santa Claus. First showed up in a window of the New York's Art Students League. The painting received intense criticism from some religious groups. However, his drawing was a protest. He was trying to show how Santa Claus had replaced Jesus Christ as the most important personality at Christmas time. References: References: Barbara G. Walker, "The Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets." Harper & Row, (1983) Pages 725 to 726. "St. Nicholas of Myra," The Catholic Encyclopedia, at: www.newadvent.org/cathen/11063b.htm "Father Frost," at: www.bobandbabs.com/ "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus," at: www.stormfax.com/virginia.htm "The Claus that Refreshes," at: www.snopes.com/cokelore/santa.htm "Rudolph," at: www.snopes.com/holidays/xmas/ "R Cendella Gallery - Theme: Commentary," at www.rcenedellagallery.com "St. Nicholas of Bari (Fourth Century)," Catholic Information Network, at: www.cin.org/nichbari.html #santa #christmas #clause #reindeer #merry Read the full article

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Memorial Day at Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA c.1859   Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA  c.1859. If you would like to read more about Union Cemetery click this link.  Redwood City, CA: Every Memorial Day the Archives Committee and the Redwood City Library celebrate memories of Redwood City pioneers and soldiers. Better known as their Memorial Day ceremony at Union Cemetery. It is their annual Memorial Day event held on Woodside Road (CA 84) near El Camino Real in Redwood City. The celebration is every Memorial Day and starts at 10:00 AM.   Who Are The Archives and the Union Cemetery Committees? The Archives Committee and the Union Cemetery Committee have worked on this celebration for many years. They are continuously trying to make it an experience enjoyable for all. Their efforts over the years was mainly cleaning and clearing debris until the early 1970's.  In the 1970's Union Cemetery condition got worse. For example. there was a need for repairs to the stone markers on graves, damages to the burial crypts, and the fencing. It didn't stop there as there was a need to rebuild broken fixtures like the windmill and the bronze Union Soldier Statue. The Committee worked with anyone who offered their help. This included Redwood City's commissions and committees. The Historical Resources Advisory Committee, (HRAC) were one of them. Additionally, the City Council came to the table with their funding. The cemetery was named a California Historical Landmark #816 in 1967, then added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. In other words, many concerned residents helped. They improved the landscaping, installed lighting, and assisted with on going patrolled security. It was the combined efforts of residences who wanted to preserve Redwood City history for future generations.  The straw that broke the camel's back In the 1970's Union Cemetery was a favorite site for vandals. There was extensive damage to most grave sites. Vandalism to the cemetery ran rampant. Usually around Halloween people entered into the cemetery and perform some "witch-craft rituals". Vandals preformed grave etchings, they built fires and performed satanic rituals on make-shift alters. Damage to the gravesides was not uncommon. The grounds became an embarrassment to the whole community.  What damage was done? Stopping the ongoing damage became top priority of concerned citizens. These citizens took it upon themselves to reclaim Union Cemetery. The desire was to return the Union Cemetery to its original state.  First, they removed the bronze Union Soldier Statue. The Committee relocated it to a safe location. They hired, and paid for, cleanup and security of the Cemetery including repairs and restoration of the Union Solider Statue.  The concerned citizens took it upon themselves to repaired damaged grave sites. They fixed broken wooden crosses, head stones, and metal fencing. They found opened concrete burial crypts too. Those crypts were re-sealed and secured. Everyone helped The Archives Committee and the Union Cemetery Committee brought in the City Arborist for his expert advice. There was a need to grade and inspect all the trees. Including in his findings was a plan to protect the Victorian Roses in the Cemetery. The Archives Committee's commitment to the preservation of Union Cementer caused many residents to see what the Archives Committee had done and what a great job they did to restore our history. Their work created a sense of community pride. The Redwood City Council was instrumental in their support of the Union Cemetery through their funding. Their ongoing resources, support and encouragement lessen the burden for this large and much needed project. The City Council along with various Commissions and Committees were forth coming with their support too. Where can I read more about Union Cemetery? If you would like to know more about Union Cemetery go to the Downtown Main Library located at 1044 Middlefield Road. Go to the second floor and look in the Archives Room.  There's a wealth of information about Redwood City history in that room. You can look around this blog for other information on other historical facts of Redwood City. There are great books available on the history of Redwood City. They may be purchased at the Main Library Downtown Redwood City on the Second floor.  As a side note you'll discover from reading these various publication the Redwood City had the FIRST public library in the State of California. Pretty impressive! Enjoy your Memorial Day. #unioncemetery #redwoodcity #historicallandmark #memorialday   #redwood #city #union #cementery #committee #archives #history #memorial Read the full article

Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA      Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA  c.1859. If you would like to read more about Union Cemetery click this link. Redwood City, CA: Every Memorial Day the Archives Committee of the Redwood City Library celebrate the memories of past Redwood City pioneers and soldiers by having a ceremony at Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA located on Woodside Road at the El Camino Real exchange.   Who Is The Archives Committee and the Union Cemetery Committee? The Archives Committee and the Union Cemetery Committee have worked for many years cleaning, repairing graves, burial crypts, fencing, and rebuilding of the windmill. They also worked with the Historical Resources Advisory Committee to gain help for landscaping, lighting, and patrolled security. During the 1970's Union Cemetery became in a state of disrepair. Vandalism of the cemetery was running rampant. Homeless people were make Union Cemetery their home. During the Halloween holiday various people would enter into the cemetery and perform some sort of witch-craft rituals like grave etchings.There was also damages to the gravesides as well as the grounds themselves ravaged. What damage was done? Stopping the ongoing damage became top priority for many concerned Redwood City citizens. They took it upon themselves to reclaim Union Cemetery.  They started by removing the bronze Union Soldier Statue and having it restored. One of the arms of the statue got torn off and was loose on the foundation. These concerned citizens repaired grave sites including wooden crosses and head stones as well as graves with metal parts. Additionally they found an opened concrete burial crypts and the citizens re-sealed the burial crypts and secured it to help prevent the same thing from happening again. Everyone helped The Archives Committee and the Union Cemetery Committee brought in an Arborist to grade and inspect all the trees including the Victorian rose bushes that one can see climbing the fence along Woodside Road. With their ongoing commitment to the preservation of Union Cementer everyone saw what a great job and sense of pride it brought to the community. The City of Redwood City was instrumental with their ongoing resources, support and encouragement from staff to our City Officials. Where can I read more about Union Cemetery? If you would like to know more about Union Cemetery, you can go to the Main Downtown Library at 1044 Middlefield Road. Go to the second floor and look for the Archives Section. They have limited hours so call ahead to make sure someone will be there to help you. You can look around this blog for other information on other historical aspects of Redwood City and Union Cemetery. Want more information about Redwood City If you find this information of interesting and would like to receive real estate updates fill in your email address. Use the form on  the right to receive a Free Newsletter once a month. Including an email with the current trends during the past 7 days in Redwood City. You may also search for any home you see for sale on this site as well as get a FREE valuation of your home. If you wish not to do any of the above there is a simple 3-step process you can go through to get this information immediately. Here's what you do. 1.) Take out your cell phone 2.) Look up my number (Hint: 650-346-7366) 3.) Call me immediately When you call me we will discuss what's most important to you. How I can help you. What would be your next step if I can help you. I am not a miracle man but I do have 40+ years of experience in Redwood City real estate. If I can help I will know where we can go to get you the help you need. #union #cemetery #redwoodcity #committee #archives #historical #landmark Read the full article

Mommy Remember your Mother today as she is the only person who all your life has thought you to be the most beautiful and perfect person in the world.  Aren't Mothers great! Mother's Day ~ How It Came About Want to reprint this post? You may do so, if you include the following credit line: “Cliff Keith is a California real estate Broker, who has helped home buyers and sellers since 1976!" Are you ready to save time and money when you purchase or sell real estate? Subscribe to Cliff’s free newsletter Cliff's Notes on real estate... Here's this month's edition: https://www.sfbayhomes.com/cliffs-notes-real-estate/ #mothersday#Mommy#Mothersday Read the full article

Easter And Why Do Rabbits Bring Easter Eggs? Easter is close at hand and the celebration start today on Good Friday.  On Sunday Christians will be celebrating Easter. It's the day Christians believe their Lord and Savor, Jesus Christ rose from the dead into heaven. Christians will celebrate the day by going to church/mass dressed up in their Sunday finest. It spring time and the time for renewal of nature. With Easter here I have often wondered why in the world does a rabbit bring Easter eggs?  A rabbit doesn’t produce eggs, nor do they eat eggs so what’s the deal with the bunny rabbit delivering eggs for all the children? Don't you agree? Research on Rabbits When I started to do my research on the subject I thought a simple Google search would show me the solution.  I didn’t realize I was opening a can of worms!  This is pretty serious stuff the rabbit and these Easter eggs. What I found out it is strictly a religious matter. Because of differences fought between Pagans and Christians.  The Pagans believe in the Anglo-Saxon goddess, Eostre, and of course the Christian didn't. The Christians believed in Jesus Christ. Therefore, there is no answer except for it depending on your own personal beliefs. Who was Eostre? Eostre was a Pagan Goddess whose symbols were the rabbit and the egg.  First of all in pagan religion, both the egg and the bunny are symbols of fertility. In the pagan religion, Easter was the "spring festival". It was time for celebrating fertility and requesting of the Gods that they would give good crops. On the other hand some believe that the only connection to Eostre and Easter is that they are both issues spoken in English. For example As a result, people like Catherine Beyer, believe in that the Romantic languages, the word for Easter is based on Pesach, the Hebrew word for Passover, which Jesus was celebrating at the time of his execution. And that is all Easter is about according to Catherine Beyer.  They say, to bring anything else into the picture referring to something like eggs and rabbits is just not worthy of discussion. In conclusion: From a historical standpoint all I can say is that the answer to the age-old question about why we have Easter egg hunts. Furthermore, we see little bunnies everywhere hence it is for you to decide for yourself.  I know what is in my heart. Do, you know now Why Do Rabbits Bring Easter Eggs? I am going to go look for some See’s Candies chocolate eggs. Those are the eggs I enjoy most  Happy Easter   #easter #egg #rabbit #HappyEaster #realestate #sfbayhomes #sellmyhouse Read the full article

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Terms of Service If you want to use https://www.sfbayhomes.com web site, (Site) reading this Terms of Service, (TOS) is required. By reading this TOS you agree to hold Cliff Keith, https://www.sfbayhomes.com, Today | Sotheby’s International Realty harmless and agree to this TOS. You may not alter or change this TOS and by your use of https://www.sfbayhomes.com is saying you agree to all terms and conditions of the Site because we only want nice people on our site. By using this Site you understand we are not offering any legal advice as only your lawyer can do that. This will include any disclaimers or caveats that are posted on the web Site. Privacy Notice This privacy notice discloses the privacy practices for https://www.sfbayhomes.com. This privacy notice applies solely to information collected by this web site. It will notify you of the following: What personally identifiable information is collected from you through the web site, how it is used and with whom it may be shared. 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It is your responsibility to check the TOS of this Site to verify if there are any changes or not. By reading this section you'll be able to tell if there are any changes have been made to this site. It will have a different effective date stated here (April 29, 2018) from the original date of Oct 25, 2012 . Finally, if by chance there are any disputes, disagreements, or claims to this TOS about this Site shall be filed within California and governed by California law. If any part of the TOS in not enforced by Cliff Keith, https://www.sfbayhomes.com, Today Sotheby’s International Realty it does not mean we have waived our right to enforce them at a later date. SFBayHomes.com is for legal adults only. Read the full article

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Home Sellers In Redwood City: What To Do Prior To A Home Inspection? If you have arranged to have your home inspected, you should plan to go with the inspector during the entire process. This information will help you when you are looking at an offer to buy your home. If it is a buyer initiated inspection, it would be preferable if you were not present. Being  notified before had is important for any inspection. The real estate agent will schedule the inspection for a time convenient to both you and the buyer. This is to allow you enough time to make preparations for this important day. Do you know the systems of a home  Whether you, as the seller, or by the buyer, have arranged the home inspection you can take several preparatory steps, which will benefit you and help the inspection process: Make sure the inspector can get access to all areas of the house. Clear all furniture, boxes, clothes, toys and other personal items that may block access to the furnace, water heater, electrical panels, attic crawl spaces, etc. Inspectors will not enter inaccessible areas. If access to your attic crawl space is  in a closet, remove clothing, shoes, and other items. Not only might they be in the way, but when opening the hatch door, debris (dust, insulation, loose plaster) is likely to fall from the ceiling upon items left in the closet. If you are expecting a visit from an inspector and prospective buyer: - Ensure that filters are clear in air conditioners, heaters, vents, drains, etc. - Clearing areas under sinks makes for a thorough  inspected. - Have the house cleaned thoroughly. The fewer problems an inspector finds with the property, the better overall image the property presents to the prospective buyer. Obviously, it is to your advantage if the buyer hears the inspector saying, “Everything on this property is right except for a couple little issues here and there,” and not hearing a long list of concerns. Additional notes to home sellers The home inspector may override your timers or reset clocks if outlets (such as appliance clocks, outdoor lighting etc.). You should check them after the inspection to make sure they are reset properly. Remember to allow two to three hours for the home inspection. Christopher Lopez is the Franchise Owner of AmeriSpec Home Inspection Service for San Francisco and the Greater Peninsula. AmeriSpec is North Americas Leading Home Inspection Services (a subsidiary of American Home Shield). Celebrating 25 Years of Service and over Two Million Quality Inspections Performed. For more information Call 650-369-8800 or on the web at www.amerispec.net/westcity or www.amerispec.com ,  http://www.amerispecwestcity.blogspot.com/ If you would like to subscribe to my newsletter please do so on the right side. You can also sign up for your own personal organizer that will send you homes that meet your own criteria. Just fill in the form to the right. Here's a list of questions to ask any Realtor. If you want to search for any home in the Greater Bay Area you can do so by doing a quick search on the top right. FYI: be sure to put the community you want to search in the dropped down box on the bottom. Now you know what to do as a Home Sellers In Redwood City: What To Do Prior To A Home Inspection? What to do next? To make sure your home is ready for a home inspection there's an easy three-step process. Follow these easy step and you will ahead of the game of many home-sellers. These steps are as follows: -   Take out your cell phone -   Look up Cliff Keith's cell phone number, (650-346-7366) -   Call Cliff immediately Once you call we will discuss the best method suitable to you to get your home ready for a home inspection. I will explain your options and see if  any of the options will work for you. If not, we will try to figure out together how to make your home ready for your property inspector, Call today as you will be happy that a major load has been taken off your mind, Cliff Keith has been helping homeowners since 1976! #home #inspection #inspector #buy #cell #sfbayhomes Read the full article

The Five Deadly Mistakes Made When Selling A Home Sooner or later, most homeowners will be in a place to sell their home. This post summarizes the top five mistakes that home sellers make. It's simply because the experience is new to them and they don't know any better.  Mistake #1.  Using a Real Estate Agent Instead Of a Realtor  When you’re looking for help in selling your home, it’s important to remember that the terms “real estate agent” and “Realtor” are not synonymous. - Realtors are a member in good standing of the National Association of Realtors (NAR).  NAR is a non-profit trade organizations that promote real estate information, education and professional standards. - NAR members adhere to a strict code of ethics founded on the principle of providing fair and honest service to all consumers.  This would include Realtor business practices on the local levels are regularly monitored.  Arbitration and disciplinary systems are in place to discuss complaints from the public or board members.  This local monitoring keeps Realtors directly accountable to the individual consumers they serve. - The National Association of Realtors also has earned a strong reputation for actively championing private property rights and working to make home ownership affordable and accessible. Mistake #2.  Failing to Maximize the “Curb Appeal” of Your Home When you’re preparing your house for sale, remember you only have one chance to make that first impression.  A buyer’s first impression can decide whether or not they’ll choose to look inside.  It’s estimated that more than that 50 percent of shoppers decide to buy a home even before they get out of their car.  Recently Redfin did a study and found out 44% of home buyers purchased in San Francisco without even seeing the house! With that in mind, be sure to stand outside your home and take a realistic “fresh look.”  Then ask yourself (and your Realtor) what you can do to enhance your home's “curb appeal.”  It will bare significant impact in your last sales price as well as the speed of your sale. Mistake #3.  Not Appreciating the Buyer’s Point of View Unreasonable though it may be, a prospective buyer would like to see a perfect home from top to bottom and inside and out.  To improve the likelihood of an easy, fast and profitable home sale, we suggest that you make sure the following items are in tip top shape: On the outside - Sweep the front walkway. - Remove newspapers, bikes and toys. - Park extra cars away from the property. - Trim back the shrubs. - Apply fresh, clean paint on your home, wooden fence, and outbuildings. - Clean windows and window coverings. - Maintain sprinkler systems. - Maintain sealants around windows and doors. - Make sure roof and gutters are clean and in good condition. - Mow the lawn often and plant flowers. - Keep pet areas clean. - Take down out-of-season decorations. On the inside - The kitchen and bathroom should look and smell clean. - Vacuum rugs and carpets (and have them professionally cleaned, if necessary). - Place fresh flowers in the main rooms. - Put away dishes, unless setting a formal display for decoration. - Make all beds and put away clothing. - Open drapes and turn on lights for a brighter feel. - Straighten closets. - Put away toys. - Turn off televisions. - Play soft music on the radio/stereo. - Keep pets out-of-the-way and pet areas clean and odor-free. - Secure jewelry, cash, prescription medication and other valuables. - Consider removing unnecessary furniture and appliances from counter tops to create a greater sense of space. - Consider baking cookies or lighting scented candles to create a homey atmosphere. Mistake #4.  Thinking It's Okay to Be In Your Home During Showings Allow your Realtor to do his or her job without you on site.  Most potential buyers feel more comfortable if they can speak freely to their real estate agent without the homeowner present.  It may hurt your feelings to hear what a prospective buyer may want to do to your home. However, if they go down this path they have already moved in their mind and your home is SOLD! As a side not if anyone unaccompanied by an agent ask you to see your home don't allow them in your home. Instead refer them to your real estate professional for an appointment. Mistake #5.  Over-Pricing Your Home Perhaps the most challenging aspect of selling a home is listing it at the correct price.  It’s one of  areas where a skilled real estate agents can pay for themselves versus you trying to sell your home yourself. If the listing price is too high, you'll miss out on a percentage of buyers looking in the range where your home should be priced.  Some people think that if they leave some “wiggle room” in the price, they'll always be able to negotiate and accept a lower offer.  This is not necessarily true. Chances are the offers won't even come in for fear of alienating the home owner. Buyers who would be most interested in your home will not consider your home because of the high price, and fear of alienating you.  By the time you correct the price, you've already missed exposure to a group of potential buyers. Listing price The listing price becomes even trickier to set when prices are quickly rising or falling. Being aware is critical of where and how fast the market is moving – both when setting the price and when negotiating an offer.  An experienced, well-trained real estate agent is always in touch with market trends. Usually more often than appraisers, who typically focus on what a property is worth if sold as is, today. What to do next?   To make sure you don’t make these deadly mistakes call/text Cliff Keith and Team for your FREE one-hour consultation at 650-346-7366.  You will be glad you did. After your conversation you will know the helpful tips for home sellers and not make the 5 deadly mistakes home sellers make when they are unaware of them.     #home #mistake #price #redwoodcityca #sfbayhomes #realtor #estate #agent Read the full article