Do You Know How Much Money You'll Need To Retire?

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Wednesday, January 8, 2025
Do You Know How Much Money You'll Need To Retire?
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Do You Know How Much Money You'll Need To Retire?

It can be hard to feel confident about your retirement savings when there are so many variables. In today’s Service For Life! ® Free consumer newsletter, you’ll learn about things to think about when coming up with a number that will make you feel comfortable, and some online retirement calculators you can use for estimates.

You’ll also learn about what to consider when choosing a fence for your home, “netiquette” tips for online communication, and advice for coping with “sundowning” symptoms in people with Alzheimer’s disease—plus fun facts, a trivia challenge, and lots more.

Finally, I want you to know that you may call me for any reason. And please let me know if a friend, family member, or neighbor needs a caring, competent real estate professional to help in buying or selling.

I truly appreciate your friendship and referrals. Enjoy your issue!


 

David Norris

President/CEO CalDre: 02001662

The Norris Group @ Miramar International

(661) 829-0367

dnorrisrealtor@gmail.com

www.TheNorrisGroupInc.com

P.S. When you notice people talking about real estate in the next few weeks, can you tell them about the free consumer information I provide?

They may be people wanting to move in the coming year, and you can tell them about my Free Consumer Report: “How To Avoid 7 Costly Mistakes When Selling Your Home.” Mentioning this guide will be a huge help to them because it shows how to net the most money from a home sale in the least amount of time. To request a copy for a friend, simply call me at: (661) 829-0367

Call Me At (661) 829-0367 OR Email Me At

thenorrisgroup2023@gmail.com And You Could Be One Of My Next Winners!

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4 Fence-Finding Factors


Would You Like To Know How Much Your Neighbor's Home Is Listed Or Sold For?

Maybe you’re just curious. Or maybe you want to know how much your home is worth. Either way, I can help... with no “sales pitches” or run-arounds. Call me at

(661) 829-0367, and I’ll give you all the facts.

Why I Support THE TUNNEL TO TOWERS FOUNDATION AND BREAKTHROUGH T1D?

I served over 25 years in local law enforcement with the Bakersfield Police and Kern County Sheriff's Office, retiring as a sergeant. Many colleagues and friends, including an officer in a Wasco SWAT standoff, lost their lives in the line of duty on July 25, 2021. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation paid off the family’s mortgage as part of its Fallen First Responder Home Program. My son Mason, diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in 8th grade, relies on daily insulin. We support both Tunnel to Towers and the The Breakthrough T1D (JDRF) by donating a portion of our income. Learn more at t2t.org and breakthrought1d.org.!

Would You Like To Know How Much Your Neighbor's

Home Listed Or Sold For?

Maybe you’re just curious. Or maybe you want to know how much your

home is worth. Either way, I can help…with no “sales pitches” or run-arounds. Call me at (661) 829-0367 and I’ll give you all the facts.



Online Etiquette Tips

 “Etiquet” may seem like an antiquated concept that only applies in period dramas and royal families, but it basically boils down to good manners—including online. The popular portmanteau for online or emailactivity is “netiquette,” but many of these modern etiquette tips would still be recognizable to the doyenne of decorum herself, Emily Post.

  • Think before you post: Things like humor and sarcasm don't often translate well online.

  • Respect other people's privacy, like knowing when not to share photos of other people and how to use cc and bcc email fields properly (read this: microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-lifehacks/organization/what-is-bcc-etiquette).

  • Do some fact-checking before forwarding or posting something.

  • Mute the microphone during video meetings when you’re not speaking.

  • Hit “reply all” on an email only when absolutely necessary. Think about who absolutely needs the information, and use that to determine who you reply to.

A good piece of “netiquette” advice to remember is that it’s good tobehave on the internet as if online activity lives forever. Because it does.

A Please Welcome New Clients And

Good Friends Into Our Real

Estate Family......

I’d like to take a moment to personally introduce and welcome a

few of my newest clients and good friends who have supported my

business over the years. And special thanks to everyone who

thought of me with your referrals!

Jared and Caitlin Altenhofel

Not Ready to Sell? Text your address to (661) 829-0367 to find out what your home will sell for today. You will not receive a phone call, just a text!

Recently Sold Properties

by The Norris Group Inc.

                                                                                          Roehampton Ave

                                                            UNDER CONTRACT sold in 24 hours for $10,000 over ask


Real Estate Corner…

Q: How do I get the best home for the lowest price?

A:Price is only one of several factors to consider when you purchase a home.

  • Preferences: Make two lists with one outlining your needs and the

    other a list of your wants. Compare lists with other members of your

    family so you are agree on what’s important before you start looking.

  • Budget: Get pre-approved by a qualified loan officer before your

    search to find out what monthly mortgage payment is possible given

    your debt and income.

  • Location: The “best” price is usually not the cheapest price.

    Desirable locations demand higher prices. But communities with

    higher prices also often retain their value the best.

  • Negotiation: Inexperienced buyers sometimes want to “lowball”

    their initial offer. Too often they end up disappointed for a variety of

    reasons such as competition with other buyers, a negative reaction

    from the seller, and the need to start all over again if negotiations fail

If you want to learn more, ask about my free consumer report titled, “8 Secrets For Saving Thousands When Buying Your Next Home.” This guide will save you time and money even if you’re not planning to buy soon.

Do you have a real estate question you want answered? Feel free to call

me at (661) 829-0367. Perhaps I'll feaure your question in my next issue!


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