Diamond Bar Real Estate

Property Type: COMMERCIAL

Year Built: 1961

Building Sqft: 3411

Land Sqft: 10,079

Property Description:
Excellent Owner-User opportunity to purchase office space in Diamond Bar. This condo unit is Functional, Professional, Immaculate and Feng Shui. Built out with offices, large conference room, receptionist area, lobby, kitchen, restrooms, storage, bullpen area, multi-purpose room and front/back entrance doors. Immediate access to the 57 & 60 freeways on a major thoroughfare. Located in the Diamond Bar Business Park which has 57 freeway visibility. Unit can be divisible and is zoned for Medical Office use.

Features
Air Conditioning, General Office, Medical Office, Professional Office.

Acres: 0.84

Distance to Water: 10

Property Description:
IN SIDE OF DIAMOND BAR “THE COUNTRY” GATED COMMUNITY, PRICE INCLUDES BUILDING PLAN FOR 12000 FT SUBMITTED TO CITY HALL FOR APPROVAL ,GREAT VIEW, CITY LIGHTS, MOUNTAIN VIEW.

Bedrooms: 2
Baths (FTHQ): 2
Year Built: 1986
Sqft/Source: 1,283
Assoc Dues: $ 274/Mo

Property Description:
Desirable Montefino Townhouse. Excellent School District and Nice Neighborhood. Laminated Wood Flooring at Down Stair. Cathedral Ceiling, Fireplace, and Skylights. Large Master Suite with High Ceiling. Each Bedroom has its Own Bathroom. Large Dinning Room Off Cozy Kitchen. Two Car Garage with Direct Access. Near to Guest Parking and Community Pool. Very Good Location in the Community.

Property Type: Office

Total Bldg Sqft: 10,080

Leasable Sqft: 1,542

Year Built: 1982

Property Description:
Professional office or medical office condo. 24 it access. Central air condition. 6 provate room and windowed conference room in the center of Diamon Bar area. Major commercial / retail. Near the 60 fwy and 57 fwy, in excess of 304,000 people locate in a 5 mile radius, Avg. household income of 89,000.

Additional Property Features
Land Dimension: square Land Sqft: 10,080 Total Available Sqft: Parking Space: 0
# of Bldgs: 1 # of Units: 1 Constructions: Parking Space Desc: Pub

Bedrooms: 4
Baths (FTHQ): 3
Year Built: 1984
Sqft/Source: 2,364
Lot Sqft/S: 12,180

Property Description:
BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS, & IMMACULATE TWO STORY HOME. TOTALLY REMODELED IN 2005. LARGE LIVING ROOM W/ CATHDRAL CEILING, UPGRADED HARDWOOD FLOORING THRU THE LIVING ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM AND FAMILY ROOM. GOURMET KITCHEN W/ GRANITE COUNTERTOP. LARGE MASTER SUITES W/ LARGE WALK-IN CLOSET. NEWER REMODELED MASTER SUITES AND PWERED JACCUZZI BATHTUB. DOUBLE DOOR ENTRY. RECESS LIGHTING THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE. PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING WITH OVER 12,000 SQFT LOT. GREAT FOR ENTERTAINMENT & FAMILY GATHERING.

Property Type: Office

Total Bldg Sqft: 16,688

Leasable Sqft: 1,012

Year Built: 1978

Parking Space: 40

Property Description:
1012SQFT IS FOR $2024 (INCLUDING UTILITY). A PROFESSIONAL OFFICE FEATURING A LOBBY, A PRIVATE OFFICE, A GENERAL WORK AREA AND A WINDOWED MEETIONG ROOM IN A CONVENIENT DIAMOND BAR LOCATION, IS GOOD FOR ANY KIND BUSINESS.

Bedrooms: 2
Baths (FTHQ): 2
Year Built: 1986
Sqft/Source: 1,238
Assoc Dues: $ 275/Mo

Property Description:
montifino townhouse in the wanult valley school disdtrict. large living room and formal dining room. 2 masterbedrooms upstairs. big 2 car attached garage.garage best location in the area.close to swimming pool.

Bedrooms: 2
Baths (FTHQ): 2
Year Built: 1986
Sqft/Source: 788
Lot Sqft/S: 2,004
Assoc Dues: $ 275/Mo

Property Description:
Turnkey Diamond Bar Tennis Club Condo,Gorgeous upgraded upper unit with View. New Painting, Counters and clean carpet, Fireplace in Living room,Nice floor plan, Huge master bedroom with sliding mirror closets. Private enclosed Patio with view. 1 garage parking and 1 reserved parking. Easy access to 60 Fwy and 57 Fwy & Shopping Area. Ower is motived.

Compare, Compare, Compare
As any real estate agent will tell you, valuations for a new home put
on the market are a direct reflection of other sale prices of similar
properties in that area. Your potential investment is the same way. If
you are going to rely on rents to make back the money spent on the
investment, compare the rents your prospective investment property
takes in against similar properties in the area. Are they too high? If
so, that may indicate future trouble filling the building at those
prices, which then cuts into your profit forecast.

If you are getting involved in a fixer-upper, compare what you think
the home will be like in the future to homes that have sold that look
similar to that now. Doing so will help you estimate your eventual
sale price and the amount of money you should invest to net a decent
return.

Hammer Down True Expenses
Just as you want to examine what your incoming cash flow will be on
any real estate investment opportunity, you want to investigate your
outgoing cash flow as well. What are the key costs involved in running
the property? What are the taxes on the property? How much does it
cost you when part of your multi-family property is vacant? Sometimes
properties can look great when you examine the rent payments coming in
but then lose their luster when you look at the cost of running the
facility. You need to investigate both sides of the story to get an
accurate view of the financial future of your investment.

Know The Building
In real estate investing, surprises are usually costly. Not only
should you do a full walk through of the prospective investment
yourself, you should also look in to hiring an independent,
professional inspector as well. Uncovering problems with the
foundation, roof or furnace early can either save you from making a
poor investment or give you ammunition to negotiate a lower price.

Not all real estate investments are the same and you will likely run
in to a unique problem on every property you pursue. However, by
sticking to the tips here, you can give yourself a great foundation
from which to operate. Above all, pursue information on the property
as vigorously as possible to eliminate the possibility of regretting
your investment later.

There are countless tips on real estate investing available and this is by no means intended as a comprehensive list. While every investment has its own intricacies and problems that need to be worked out, there are some very basic aspects that are common to most investment properties. Understanding those aspects and asking questions about them can help you determine whether a particular real estate investment opportunity is for you.

Anything Can Change
Building in the capacity for change in your investment is not only good real estate advice, but good life advice. Aspects of an investment can change at any given time and building in a little cushion in your profit projections for that change will most likely give you a better outlook on the possible outcome of your investment.

This is especially true for something like the tax climate of your investment as changes in tax laws happen regularly. If the tax situation surrounding your investment is the only thing you like about it, it is probably not a sound investment. Solid investments can withstand changes in the tax code, so never rely solely on the stability of tax codes, you will be sorely disappointed.

Do What You Know
It is tempting to get involved in real estate investment opportunities outside of your comfort zone. Maybe the terms look good or the area is nice, but your lack of expertise in the field will ultimately hurt you over the course of the investment. If you are well versed in multi-family homes, do your best to uncover the best investment opportunities in that field. If your bag is fixer-uppers, stick with that. Success is difficult to replicate so if you have a knack for something, exploit that knack.

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