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Happy new year to you all may be blessed. Trea is all dressed up and ready to go. I am still praying that my knee gets straightened out (surgery made it worse, not better) so that I can start riding again. I haven’t been able to work in over a year and as I’m self-employed and the savings is dwindling, I gave him back to my niece Cheyenne. She’s having a blast with him he sorting in trail riding, etc. so he’s a happy camper. His best friend is now her husband‘s gorgeous quarter horse, Ronan. He is fantastic so I am horseless, but I get to go out there and get my fix whenever I want and their horses are there for me to ride. I pray that I get well so I can get back to work and earn the money to get my own horse again, or a mule I’m not caring, which as long as they’re safe trail horses I’m a happy camper. You all have a safe new year and I’ll keep keep enjoying seeing your posts best to you all
42 weeks ago
Happy new year to you all m...My God father and mother Chief Medicine man of the Laguna’s They were the most fabulous people and taught us dances and great stories He also married Jesse and I in a full ceremony Some I still miss
11 months ago
My God father and mother Ch...Had my sister, Shelly’s celebration of life memorial yesterday. Her four daughters organized and plan the whole thing and it was wonderful. It was held on her oldest daughter, Cheyenna’s ranch. Close to 70 people attended, family, friends, and people whose life she had touched. A friend of the family gave the talk, and it was so poignant, all about how God took care of all the animals around them she died, protecting all her critters I was amazed at what the girls presented wonderful tent and decorations then they serve tacos and tequila, which was Shelley‘s favorite all kinds of soft drinks cake and cookies. Oh, and a charcuterie board. our sister, Rory, said it best, but Shelley was the best of us. She was kind and gentle and more giving than you can believe. I never heard her be cruel or mean to anyone. She was much loved by her family and friends. I know I will miss her every day for the rest of my life 
one year ago
Had my sister, Shelly’s cel...Stud ram are mean and dangerous except - nobody told Diego. He is a total love bug and has been for all of his 12 years. He followed my granddaughter Lillian all around just waiting for her to pet him. He just stood next to her very quietly the whole time he’s such a sweetheart, and we all love him to death.
2 years ago
Stud ram are mean and dange...Market Minute The economy expanded at a faster pace than expected in Q2, but the latest growth rate could be the highest we will see in the next few quarters. There are signs in recent months that suggest consumers are increasingly tapped out and could pull back further in coming months. An economic slowdown, however, is not necessarily bad news for the housing market. Mortgage rates, in fact, started this week at six-month lows, as the market has become more convinced that the Fed’s rate cuts will begin in September. Home sales should begin to bounce back and improve more consistently in Q3 and Q4. July 2024 Sales and Price
2 years ago
Market Minute The economy e...The home inspection might be the most misunderstood step in buying a home. 🔍 Here's how it really goes: an inspector spends a few hours with the home's major systems — roof, structure, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling — then hands you a report of everything they noticed. And here's what surprises most first-time buyers: almost every inspection finds something. That's normal. Most findings are routine maintenance notes, some are worth a conversation with the seller, and once in a while one is a genuine reason to walk away. Knowing which is which — that's where experience comes in, and it's a conversation we have on every purchase. Call/text/email us at (909) 223-1094 or [email protected] if you have questions.
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The home inspection might b...Want to be settled in a new home by the holidays? The clock starts earlier than most people expect. ⏰ Here's the honest math: a few weeks of focused searching, a week or two of offers and negotiation, then a month or more from accepted offer to keys — plus the move itself. Add it up, and holidays-in-a-new-home usually means starting in September or early October. No need to rush anything. It just helps to do things in order: talk financing first, build the wish list, then start touring. If that picture is on your mind for this year, reach out and we'll map the timeline against your situation. Call/text/email us at (909) 223-1094 or [email protected] if you have questions.
2 days ago
Want to be settled in a new...I am pleased to feature the following properties! For questions or to schedule a showing, contact me today! Phone: 909-223-1094 Email: [email protected] (909) 223-1094 www.SharonShepherd.com Lic# 01016493 Norco Realty http://sharonshepherd.myagent.site
6 days ago
I am pleased to feature the...AI isn't just changing how people find homes. It can make owning one easier, too. 🤖🏡 Five ways homeowners are putting it to work: 1️⃣ Maintenance reminders — ask it to build a seasonal checklist for your home's age and climate 2️⃣ Energy tune-ups — find the settings and small swaps that actually lower your bills 3️⃣ Seeing changes first — preview a paint idea before you commit to it 4️⃣ Decoding documents — paste in a warranty or a quote and ask what it actually says 5️⃣ Sanity-checking bids — compare a contractor quote against typical ranges before you sign It won't make the big decisions for you, but it saves real time on everything around them. Which of these have you tried? Let us know in the comments.
a week ago
AI isn't just changing how ..."Is the housing market going to crash?" We get this question a lot lately, and if you've wondered the same thing, you're not alone — roughly 4 in 10 buyers and sellers say they're worried about one. But the numbers tell a calmer story. There are more homes on the market than we've seen in years, sales are running ahead of last year, and prices are holding steady. Most economists call 2026 a rebalancing year — a market finding its footing after some wild swings. Every market is different, and yours might look nothing like the national picture. That's exactly why it's worth asking about your area specifically instead of settling for the scariest headline in your feed. Call/text/email us at (909) 223-1094 or [email protected] if you have questions
a week ago
"Is the housing market goin...Would you rather: move before the holidays, or wait until spring? 🏡 Both are real strategies, and they trade off in opposite directions. Move now — less competition for the homes that are out there, sellers who are motivated rather than testing the market, and more room to negotiate. The tradeoff is a shorter runway and a move squeezed into a busy season. Wait for spring — more listings, more choice, and better weather for everything from photos to moving day. The tradeoff is more buyers competing for the same homes, and prices that tend to firm up when they do. There’s no universally right answer here. It mostly comes down to whether your priority is selection or leverage. Which way are you leaning? Let us know in the comments. Sharon Shepherd, Realto Lic # 01016493 Norco Realty #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #MovingSoon #wouldyourather
2 weeks ago
Would you rather: move befo...Fall is the perfect time to give your yard a little extra TLC before the cooler months settle in. 🍂🏡 A few simple seasonal tasks can help keep your landscaping healthy, boost curb appeal, and protect your home's value over time. Plus, there's something so satisfying about a freshly tidied yard and a home that's ready for all things cozy! #thehelpfulagent #houseexpert #a101226 #realestate #autumnvibes
2 weeks ago
Fall is the perfect time to...