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Find out why I am a Top Real Estate Expert. Call me: Off:209-680-4033. Cell:209-337-8172
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Welcome to my California horse and more - property web site. Here you can find great information about El Dorado, Amador and Sacramento Counties including, maps, relocation information, daily updated listings, news, equestrian information, campground information- bank repo’s, short sales and other tips and advice- as I see it--- I specialize in Horse Property, ranches, homes on acreage, rural land, vineyard & winery property, investment property, golf course & waterfront property, one of a kind estates, equestrian community property, horse facilities, vacation property, property suitable for recreation--dirt bikes, ATV'S, hiking and horses.  The Sierra Foothills are a beautiful place to work and I feel blessed to help people find a home in an area I love. Some of the towns I work for those of you who are not familiar include, El Dorado Hills, Cameron Park, Shingle Springs, Cool, Diamond Springs, Fairplay, and Somerset in El Dorado County. In Amador County you may be familiar with Jackson, Sutter Creek, Ione, Willow Creek and Plymouth Cal. Both of these counties are famous for their outstanding wines and have many wineries and bed and breakfasts to visit during your stay  I have lived in El Dorado County since 1976. I came here from Southern California, a little town called Temple City, in the San Gabriel Valley. The beautiful foothills of El Dorado County appealed to me because they offered a wonderful lifestyle where I chose to raise my family. I currently own a horse ranch in Somerset, where I ride horses. My daughter also rode horses, and my sons rode dirt bikes. My oldest son still does even though he is now married and has his own ranch and two boys that ride dirt bikes also. I feel I am an expert in these here hills and I would love to help you find your dream home.
In 2009, I found my ranch was too big with my children gone, so I leased it out and moved back to Southern Cal. with my mom and daughter. I now sell real estate in both Northern Cal. and Southern Cal. I travel back and forth and have several great partners on my team that work with me. My knowledge of both areas and my extensive web sites keep myself and my clients abreast of the real estate market. I still specialize in horse properties, but I have added beach to my list.
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Looking for homes? Search everything the web has to offer in El Dorado, and Amador Counties, right here on my web site. My Feature Homes includes my personal listings or listings in the area that I feel are very good buys or very interesting properties. I continually update my web site to search for properties for my clients. If you sign up for my instant listings I will let you know via e-mail of price drops on homes I have already sent to you, so you can watch the market as I do.
.Need expert advice? No web site, large or small, can take the place of a top REALTOR®. Not even mine! This site is filled with ways that you can contact me for one-on-one expert help and advice. That's my job. My son Jason ,works hand and hand with me to make sure my clients concerns are answered. If we do not know the answer we will try to find it.
Buying and selling a home is one of the biggest events in your life. As a top El Dorado County REALTOR®, I have the experience and track record you are looking for. Please let me help -209-680-4033 mailto:diane@diane-hall.com
About Old Hangtown (Placerville) California
Placerville: Placerville is a charming California "Gold Rush" town named after the placer gold deposits found in its’ riverbeds and hills in the late 1840s. The city is centrally located between Sacramento, the State capitol, and South Lake Tahoe, the world-famous recreation center. Situated above the fog line and below the snow line, Placerville boasts an ideal climate with four distinct seasons. Placerville’s treasured heritage is reflected in the historical, nineteenth century architecture of its downtown core. In addition, Placerville is the county seat and the center of financial, commercial, civic, and government activity. The 9,000-plus residents of Placerville enjoy an excellent quality of life with low crime rates, good schools, a low cost of living and an excellent quality of life. Home prices are very affordable. Single-family homes can be found for under $100,000 and range to $800,000 and more. Horse properties are also available in the area. MORE
CAMERON PARK: Cameron Park is a relatively new community in El Dorado County California and nearby neighboring communities include Placerville, El Dorado Hills & Shingle Springs. In the 1950s, visionary Larry Cameron purchased the 5,000 foothill acres that now encompass Cameron Park for ranching purposes. Over the years, with the help of others, Cameron divided the land into lots of varying sizes. Cameron Park today reflects a wide scope of interests, with ranch-sized properties, medium and high-density residential, shopping areas, a championship country club, recreational lake and the Airpark Estates. The Cameron Airpark Estates provides a unique opportunity for pilots to commute from home to destination without ever leaving the plane. Wide streets double as taxiways between homes and the airstrip. Cameron Park offers a wide variety of homes, housing types and prices. Prices for single-family homes in Cameron Park begin in the mid $100,000s and run to $1 million and more for large estate properties. Cameron Park was conceived as a community to meet many needs and continues to strive for that goal.
SHINGLE SPRINGS: Originally an early, bustling, California gold mining settlement, Shingle Springs has evolved into a peaceful country community with ranches and homes on acreage. Adjacent to Cameron Park in the Sierra Nevada foothills, Shingle Springs is halfway between the San Francisco Bay Area and the scenic Lake Tahoe Basin. Unlimited recreational activities are less than two hours away by car. Residents enjoy the peaceful nature of the town that offers small-town charm, yet has access to all the amenities of a larger city. Premier wineries, Apple Hill Ranches, Historic Coloma, the American River and the El Dorado National Forest are all located within minutes of the city. The community offers a wide variety of housing types and prices. Prices for single-family homes begin in the mid $100,000s and run to $1 million and more for large estate properties with magnificent views.
The history of Shingle Springs is one of boom, bust, boom. When gold was discovered in the area in the early 1850s, people rushed to stake their claim. As claims failed, the miners moved on, but cattle ranchers and farmers saw the value in these hills and continued to support the area. The first post office was established on February 3, 1853, the first general store in 1865. In 1866, the Sacramento Valley Railroad was extended to Shingle Springs. As a railroad terminus, the town boomed with trains and stages departing daily. It became one of the busiest business centers in the Golden State. But in 1867, the railroad found a new route through Auburn. Some area residents moved on, but many decided to stay and establish Shingle Springs as a permanent community. On May 11, 1865, the name was changed to Shingle. It stayed that way until 1955, when it again became Shingle Springs. Today the city is once again experiencing prosperity as resident seek a simpler way of life.
El Dorado Hills
Driving East on Hwy 50 towards Lake Tahoe, just past Folsom, you will come to the beautiful town of El Dorado Hills. The welcoming community of El Dorado Hills, one of the most prestigious residential areas in Northern California, is situated in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and between the San Francisco Bay area and the scenic Lake Tahoe basin. El Dorado Hills is an unincorporated locality of El Dorado CountyBeautiful El Dorado Hills is nestled in the picturesque mountain foothills of the Sierras and is often referred to as the gateway to El Dorado County. With elevations ranging from 200 feet to over 10,800 feet, there is tremendous diversity in the landscape and much to discover. Rich in history and with a wide variety of recreational choices, there is something for everyone. The westward view opens to a vista of the Sacramento Valley and Folsom Lake. The higher ridges through the community offer spectacular views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. It is a community that offers visitors the amenities of shops, hotels, services, entertainment and restaurants that make their stay more pleasant. In the last several years this area has seen great progress in business investments and employment opportunities. When existing businesses were polled, business owners stated that the location, the residents and the quality of life made doing business in El Dorado Hills gratifying. El Dorado Hills is a great place to raise a family with an easy commute to Sacramento and San Francisco. The price of homes varies from $450,000 to $2,000,000. There is a lifestyle for everyone. 
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Financing Your Home >The Loan Application
When you have decided on a mortgage lender, you begin the loan process by filling out a loan application. You should be fully prepared to go over your current financial situation and credit history with the loan officer.
Have a record of all of your current bank accounts, including the name and address of bank(s), type of account(s), and approximate balance(s). Be prepared to provide details about outstanding loans, including student loans and major credit accounts. You will also need information about your assets, such as car title, stocks and bonds, and life insurance policies. If you foresee any credit problems, ask the loan officer for advice on how to keep them from interfering with approval of your mortgage loan. The loan officer can usually give you a prompt opinion about your chances for obtaining a mortgage.
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