Archive for June, 2010
Million dollar homes in Santa Fe
June 28th, 2010 | 
Author:  tom’s tip Recently I’ve been asked to post some of the most expensive homes available in Santa Fe. Each of the properties are unique and located in some of the most beautiful vistas in our city. If you decide on any of these homes, you won’t be disappointed. If you’re looking or something a little smaller or less expensive, give me a call or email at tom@truheo.com. I’ll look forward from hearing from you. Which one is your favorite? |
Properties courtesy of participating Brokers thru the IDX exchange. |
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Working thru social media
When it comes to trying and getting all the pieces to work together, it’s no easy task. I spend most of the morning to see if I could write a single post and get it synicate across to my facebook and twitter accounts. So this is the test. Let’s see if it works.
Fannie Mae deadbeats need to pay
| IN THE NEWS 6/24/10 An announcement from government-owned mortgage giant Fannie Mae warns: “Defaulting borrowers who walk-away and had the capacity to pay or did not complete a workout alternative in good faith will be ineligible for a new Fannie Mae-backed mortgage loan for a period of seven years from the date of foreclosure.” |
What’s the Absorption Rate
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Tom Trujillo, Associate |
Breakfast Burrito
You can never go wrong ordering a Red Chile Breakfast burrito at the famous Tia Sophia’s on San Francisco Street. It a family favorite at our house. It’s all in the Chile. Red chile is made into a sauce and sometimes with small slices of meat. In northern NM, although it’s made into a sauce, it’s never called a chile sauce. It ’s just called chile! Chile con carne, chile con huevos, chile con frijoles…you get the picture. You might also order a burrito with green or the ultimate christmas. Get it, red and green together. At Tia’s it’s the red that makes their burrito the best. The breakfast burrito can be ordered with the choice of bacon, sausage or ham, with potatoes in flour tortilla. Top it with red chile and Cheese and add the egg for $7.95. You’ll be good until supper time. You’ll need the energy while we check out some outstanding properties in the area.
East side Santa Fe
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Properties courtesy of participating
Brokers thru the IDX exchange.
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Tom Trujillo, Associate Broker 505.699.4954 |
Double Lota Burger with double chili and cheese
When it comes to the original New Mexican Green chile cheeseburger, there’s only one that holds the honor; a double meat, double green chile, double cheese Lota Burger. The first Blake’s Lota Burger was built in 1952 in Albuquerque. Blake’s are only in New Mexico and dot the state from Farmington to Las Cruces and from Gallup to Tucumcari. Do you know how many we have in Santa Fe? For our visitors, make sure you order the double green chile imported from Hatch NM, located north of Las Cruces. I have two favorites, the Lota Burger on North Guadalupe and the Riverside Lota Burger in Espanola. A must stop on the way back from Taos. Let’s go and see some houses!Robert Kiyosaki
A few years back, I was lucky enough to meet Robert Kiyosaki at his Denver Seminar. His popularity of his books such
as Rich Dad Poor Dad brought him a tremendous amount of fame and fortune. I’ve read all of his books and his method of getting people to understand the difference between good debt and bad debt is an excellent way to better understand how your home may be a bad asset. It’s well worth the read, but as a Realtor, I would challenge the fact that there are many benefits of owning your own home 
rather than renting. With that said, Robert explains his view point in many of his books, but the recent melt down in Real Estate explains his theory. His most recent book, Conspiracy of the Rich, is excellent. It’s right up there with the Prophecy where he describes the stock market and real estate crash we’ve all experienced. Now let’s see… he wrote the Prophecy in 2002. Something to say about his insight.
