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7 Reasons To Buy A Condo Over A House

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Many appealing things about condos drive first or even second and third-time homebuyers to think about owning one. One of the benefits is that you will get exterior maintenance, you even get to use a swimming pool that is cleaned and maintained for you, a fitness center and other recreational facilities. You can keep fit while saving money on gym membership.

If you think about it again, what is not to love about a condo? After all, it is like owning an apartment. A condo is one of many units in a secure, gated community. It is the most affordable housing option if you would like to live in some of the most popular cities in America, or if you would like to enjoy amenities that would cost you an arm and a leg if you were to live in a single family home.

1. Condos are Normally Located In Popular Areas
Most single-family homes that are near everything of interest are usually out of reach to many people because of their high prices. However, condo communities are usually located in great places and they cost much less than the single-family homes. For example, when you want to buy a home on a beachfront, it can cost you much more than a unit in a condo community that is located on the same beachfront.

2. Good Rental Potential
Granted, condo selling prices do take their sweet time to appreciate, but as an investment, you should know that condos have good rental potential. Firstly, they are cheap to buy, so they are cheap to rent. Secondly, they are located in great locations where most people would want to live. It is easier to find a tenant for a condo than for a single family home.

3. Good Security
Condos come with their own security, which you will have to pay for in the HOA (homeowners association) fees. This means that if you live alone, are elderly or you travel out of town a lot, your condo will be safe. Doormen, manned gates and even trained security personnel services are available in condo communities. Condos are actually gated communities with very few break-ins if any at all.

4. Live In A Community
If you buy a condo in a block that is owner occupied, you can be assured of a great sense of living in one big community. Thus, it is crucial to make sure that more owners occupy more units than tenants because tenants do keep on moving. Thankfully, the real estate agent will disclose all this information to you. In condos, there are many social events that can help your children create bigger social circles.

5. Offered Maintenance
Maintenance is one of the reasons why many people buy condos. You will not be responsible for the maintenance of the exterior, the common amenities or the grounds. This leaves you with a lot of free time to do other things as the fees that you pay for maintenance every month are used for this. Even if you travel for a long time, you are sure the exterior of the building is taken care of. You no longer have to worry about who mows the lawn and when they do it. If the grass needs cutting, you will find it cut. If your bricks need repair or repainting, someone else does it. If your roof is leaking, someone will fix it for you. The running costs for a condo can be much less than those of a single family home.

6. You Get Same Benefits As Regular Homeowners
From taking advantage of your home equity as you pay mortgage for a long time to building an extension as well as renting the condo out to a tenant, you will enjoy every benefit that a regular homeowner enjoys. Just find out what your condo association allows before you do it.

7. Good For People Who Travel A Lot
One of the constant worries for people who travel a lot is the security of their home, and the need to arrange for regular maintenance before leaving. However, living in a condo community takes all these burdens off your shoulders. It is a gated community so security for your home is guaranteed and the exterior maintenance is taken care of for you.

Now you know all the advantages of buying and living in a condo. Do you have any advice to add regarding the benefits of living in a condo? Please leave your thoughts in the comments below. And if you have any questions about selling or buying a home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

5 Ways You Can Increase the Value of Your Property

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You can increase the worth of your property and sell it at a higher cost than you purchased it. Simply put, the ultimate goal of investing in a property is to make a tidy profit. You can certainly make renovations while increasing appeal to potential buyers. The following are five ways you can remodel your property to increase its worth.

1. Paint the Property.

A fresh coat of paint can make a lot of difference in your property. Use neutral colors to revive the old and chipped walls. The property will look fresh, bright, and new. For a professional job, hire a painting contractor. They are trained and experienced and will completely transform your property by just painting it. They will make it more desirable.

2. Revamp the Kitchen.

The kitchen is the heart of every home. A nice kitchen will impact the value of your home in a big way. Remodel the kitchen and install a modern design. Remove the old kitchen appliances and replace them with modern ones. Replace the old countertops with something more appealing like granite. A revamped kitchen will give you a good return on your investment.

3. Upscale the Bathroom.

Just like the kitchen, buyers will put a substantial amount of focus on the bathroom. If the bathroom sinks, toilet bowls, the tiles, or any other part of the bathroom is stained, you need to replace those items. For the master bathroom, consider adding a spa bathtub. If possible, you can have a separate toilet room from the bathtub or the shower. Install proper and adequate lighting in the bathroom.

4. Sharpen the Landscape.

With all the inside work, let’s not forget the outside! Plant a few indigenous trees, flowers, and grass. The colorful greenery will make your property beautiful from the outside. You can hire a professional landscaper to help you landscape. After planting trees, flowers and grass, ensure they are well-groomed and watered to keep them looking healthy. This increases the curb appeal of your entire property. The plants improve the air circulation around your property. This will definitely increase the value of your property substantially.

5. Replace Windows and Doors.

Consider replacing windows and doors with contemporary ones. Install well insulated doors and windows as they help reduce the outside noise. Additionally, insulated doors and windows will enable you to cut the cost of energy. Modern windows will improve the aesthetic look of your home and therefore, the value of your property.

These five simple and affordable techniques can definitely help increase the value of your home. Be careful not to spend too much while improving the face of your property. Set a budget and adhere to it. You can always get the help of a property consultant.

Do you have any tips on affordably improving the value of your property? Please leave them in the comments below!

And if you have any questions about home design or about selling or buying a home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

6 Steps to a Successful House Sale

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Home soldPutting your house up for sale can be quite a challenge. However, with some proper planning, selling your house can really be a simple and straightforward process. There are many reasons why people sell their houses – foreclosures, liquidations, divorces, or job relocations. Proper planning helps you sell the house quickly and efficiently without reducing the asking price or stressing out. Be sure to follow my 6 steps below to help ensure a successful house sale!

1. Price the house right.

Putting a house up on the market with an exorbitant price tag is a sure way of keeping potential buyers at bay. Be sure to fix a price that resonates well with the neighborhood, house size, and the amenities found in the house. Thanks to the internet, it’s easy to have a comparative market analysis done. This way, you can reach an informed decision by comparing your price with the listed houses in your immediate neighborhood. After all, a correctly-priced house is better placed to attract the attention of the right kind of buyers!

2. Don’t skimp on the paperwork.

Of course, buyers require all necessary paperwork to be made available for examination before committing to a sale. After all, you, the seller, don’t want to keep scheduling meetings because of missing title deeds and other documents. By having all the necessary paperwork handy, you’ll earn the trust of potential buyers. Relevant paperwork includes:

  • Declaration and any deed restrictions on the house.
  • Utility bills – water, sewer, electricity and tax bills from previous years.
  • A comprehensive list of items excluded or included in the sale.
  • Inspection reports for pests and environmental hazards.
  • Repair history of major appliances and building components.

3. Carry out proper home staging.

Be sure to spruce up the house before showing it off to maximize its appeal to potential buyers. Realtors will attest that home staging significantly reduces the DOM (days on market) of homes for sale. Even things like a well-manicured lawns and properly trimmed bushes will help to strike the proper resonance with potential buyers.

4. Hire a photographer.

A picture is indeed worth a thousand words. Realtors often point out that houses featuring magnificent and alluring photos tend to get snapped up faster than those that don’t. A good professional photographer can bring out some esthetic characteristics of a house that will appeal to potential buyers. So, don’t use your phone’s camera – hire a top-notch photographer who uses different light settings and effects to capture the best features of the house and makes your photos alluring to buyers.

5. Plan open houses carefully.

Buyers often need to create an emotional connection to a house before committing to a sale. Ensure that your schedule is flexible enough to allow you to hold open houses and and private showings. Recording an open house at various times of the day allows you to showcase the house on video on your website for people with hectic work schedules; you can even create a virtual tour of the entire property. It’s no secret that showing off the house when it looks the most resplendent — like when the outdoor planting is particularly colorful or when the sun rays filter through the bedroom windows — is more likely to move people emotionally.

6. Offer incentives.

Sometimes offering an incentive can be just the right motivation needed for borderline buyers. Incentives are a great alternative to cutting down the asking price for a house. Examples include offering a decoration allowance, leaving the splendid Christmas tree and lighting, or including a household item such as an outdoor grill. You can even refer buyers to local suppliers where you got discounts. Any advice you can give to ease the hassle of settling down in a new environment is to your advantage.

By following these 6 steps, you should be off to a better house selling experience and a higher selling price! And if you’ve got questions about selling or buying any type of home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

6 Tips To Getting Your Home Sold This Winter

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Home Sold ABQDespite Albuquerque’s abundance of sunny weather year-round, we’re not complete strangers to gloomy winter days. Making your home shine in the colder and darker winter days does require a bit more preparation. Here are my 6 tips to help get your home sold by the end of this winter.

1. Price it right the first time. Don’t think that because there’s less competition in the winter, that buyers will pay more than your home is worth. Barring some unusual winter weather blizzard, most listings, on average, receive about four times more visits in their first week than they do a month later. Your price drops later may well go unnoticed.

Have you given serious thought about pricing your home? Sure, you can stop by a few open houses in your neighborhood (with amenities hopefully close to yours). And reading up on some local real estate blogs can be quite helpful (such as this one!).

But when you’re finally ready to list your home, you should find an experienced real estate agent who can help you determine its price. Your agent should do a comprehensive comparative market analysis (CMA) to determine baseline pricing, then adjust for your home’s strengths and weaknesses.

2. Get professional photos. Despite the cold, barren landscaping of winter, good online photos are highly critical to your home’s selling success. High-quality photos will get more views than homes without. I can’t suggest strongly enough the need to hire a professional photographer to take your photos!

3. Keep your home warm, well-lit, and welcoming. Start outside by keeping your walks and driveway clear of ice and snow (yes, we do get some in New Mexico!), leaves, and debris. Keep your heat on, open your curtains, and turn on indoor and outdoor lighting, so people feel invited to come in and stay a while.

4. Clean up and declutter. Around holiday parties and gatherings, it can be difficult to keep your home immaculate. Move winter clothing and gear out of site, and keep up with vacuuming, sweeping, and dusting. Don’t leave holiday decorations up too long. Before listing your home, do a thorough deep cleaning – carpets, floors, kitchen grout, bathroom tiling, and windows.

Nonessentials should be put in self storage or boxed neatly in totes in the garage. Obviously, some furniture should be used to define the living space. In fact, I generally recommend staging for the best showings.

5. Make sure your home is in good condition. Go through each room, making a list of anything that’s damaged but easily fixed, like holes in walls or peeling wallpaper.

You’ll also want to make sure that your home’s infrastructure is intact. Start thinking home inspection now. Check the condition of your roof, electrical system, plumbing, foundation, drainage, and windows.

6. Choose an experienced agent.

An experienced Albuquerque real estate agent will give you sound advice and guide you through the entire home selling process. They’ll know your area, help you understand pricing your home, explain what to expect with negotiations, and handle any unusual issues that may arise. They’ll use every online and traditional marketing tool to get your home noticed, and they’ll be available to answer any questions you or your potential buyers may have.

That’s why if you’re looking to list your Albuquerque area home, you should contact me today!

How Do Improvements Raise the Value of Your Home?

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kitchen remodelAs a homeowner, you’re probably familiar with the term “improvement.” But what exactly is a home improvement? Is it just any enhancement to your home? What increase in home value can it bring? Let’s find out.

By definition, a real estate improvement contributes towards improving a home’s performance and/or increasing its value. Improvements do not include general maintenance-related actions that seek to sustain an asset’s current value.

Painting your home isn’t an improvement because it sustains your home’s value but doesn’t increase it. But a new addition to your home does increase its value, which makes it an improvement.

Some capital improvements raise the value of your home and some don’t – and still others minimally do.

Minimum-Impact Improvements

Consider replacing your roof. This increases the marketability of your home, but if you’re replacing it with similar materials, the increase in value is minimal. Why? Because all houses are expected to have a roof.

Swimming pools do not add much value because they are considered a high-maintenance item that many prospective homebuyers don’t necessarily want.

Once again, painting is another low-impact improvement. It may help your marketability when you’re selling, but even if you’re adding custom murals, the financial improvement is low.

Moderate-Impact Improvements

Some examples include:

  • Installing new flooring, such as tile and hardwoods (but not carpet)
  • Installing new patios and decking in outdoor spaces
  • Finishing a basement

High-Impact Improvements

Here are two examples that typically have a sizable impact on increasing your property value:

  • Remodeling your kitchen
  • Remodeling your bathroom

Obviously, updated kitchens and bathrooms can really increase the desirability of a home since they usually involve high-cost materials.

Keep in mind that the location of your home and regional architectural elements play a key role in valuation, too. For example, if you custom build a home in the Northeast using Southwest styling, such as vigas and kiva fireplaces (which are not the norm for the region), don’t expect to get a good return on your investment. Remember, there is such a thing as over-improving your home for the area it’s in.

Do you have any home improvements that raised your home’s value or taxes? Please leave them in the comments below!

And if you have any questions about home design or about selling or buying a home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

4 Things to Consider When Hiring a Custom Home Builder

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Building a custom home? Customizing the layout and build of a home, although daunting, can be a very rewarding undertaking. This is because every single aspect of the house is built to the specifications of what the homeowner wants.

Custom homes are the ultimate dream home, so choosing the right builder who can help bring it to life is crucial. Consider these four factors when deciding which builder to hire for your custom home.

1. The builder’s body of work

Because building a custom home is not the same as building using a cookie cutter, run-of-the-mill floor plan, it’s important to look for quality in all aspects. When selecting a builder, take into consideration their past projects. Perhaps ask for a portfolio, or request to tour some of the previous homes they’ve built to check how polished their handiwork is. Interview past clients if possible, and ask them about their experience with the builder. If the builder is good, it will show in their body of work, and former clients will have little to no issues with them.

2. The builder’s choice of materials

When building a custom home, what matters most is the structure, and it’s usually the foundation and the framing of a house that get looked over in the frenzy of deciding what paint color to buy and what roofing to use. Talk to the builder about the quality of the materials they use, from the largest sheet of plywood down to the smallest screw. Knowledgeable builders shouldn’t balk at the request and will be happy to share these details; be wary about those that skirt around the details.

3. The builder’s credentials

Custom homes can be very diverse; some homeowners may wish to have indoor pools while some may opt to have heated flooring. Licenses and certifications are one way to ensure that the builder has the experience and accreditation to undertake the specific needs common in custom home builds. Check with industry associations such as the National Association of Home Builders and other similar bodies to check if the builder can take on a particular request for a custom home build.

4. The builder’s communication style

Creating a custom home can be a very stressful experience, and this can be exacerbated if a home builder is unable to communicate well with a client. A good custom home builder is able to communicate to a client what can and can’t be done with the budget and resources without compromising the client’s vision. Communication doesn’t just end with the initial discussion of how the home will be built–a good custom home builder should also be able to keep clients updated of the status of the project, and likewise should be able to arrange things with suppliers and even with the client in a smooth manner.

There’s no shortcut to creating a custom home, and there’s certainly no shortcut to hiring a custom home builder either. But keeping these four factors in mind should point you in the right direction, and help turn your dream home into a reality.

And should you have any questions about selling or buying a home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

5 Ways to Increase the Value of Your Home

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No matter if you’re preparing to sell your home or are finally ready to make some upgrades, it makes the most sense to spend money on home renovation projects that have a good return on investment. By taking on projects that increase the value of your home, a worthwhile home upgrade all but pays for itself once the project is complete. Here are five ways in which you can increase the value of your home.

1. Upgrade the Exterior.

When most people think of increasing the value of their home, they think of interior projects that they can complete. But, the biggest step in increasing the value of any home starts with its exterior. What your home looks like on the outside sets a first impression and also has a huge impact on curbside appeal. A home that looks well taken care of on the outside is likely to show pride of ownership on the inside as well.

In upgrading the exterior of your home, there are many changes you can make. Start with the landscaping. Manicure your lawn by cutting the grass, edging the gardens, planting new flowers for a pop of color, and maybe even adding a fresh layer of mulch for a finished look.

Other outside projects to consider include:
● Adding a fresh coat of paint to shutters, porch, hand-railing, etc.
● Installing a walkway
● Adding a new mailbox

By making upgrades to the outside of your home, you can create a more welcoming and tailored look. This is a must if you’re selling in the near future or if you just want your home to stand out amongst the crowd.

2. Replace Old Windows & Doors.

Old windows and doors are problematic for many reasons. First, windows and doors that have reached their end of lifespan tend to look old. No one likes to see cloudy and discolored glass when looking out of a window or door.

Another reason for replacing old windows and doors is to make your home more energy efficient. Older windows and doors tend to be drafty, which means outside air is constantly being let into your home. This makes it harder for your HVAC unit to maintain the internal temperature which means higher energy usage.

When you replace old windows and doors, you don’t have to worry about drafts, leaks, or unsightly glass. Knowing where to buy replacement windows and doors will help to ensure that you’re buying quality windows that will last for a decade or longer!

3. Remodel the Bathroom.

A total bathroom remodel can cost tens of thousands of dollars. The good news is that you can upgrade the look and feel of a bathroom in your home and get a good return at resale time with a minor bathroom remodeling project.

There are many small changes you can make in a bathroom including adding new lines of caulk, repainting the walls, installing new light fixtures, or laying new flooring. All of these smaller projects together can have a huge impact in bringing your bathroom into modern times.

Other upgrades worth considering include installing a new vanity or refinishing the bathtub to restore its glossy white appearance.

4. Make Kitchen Updates.

Similar to a full bathroom remodel, a complete kitchen update can also be quite expensive. But, by making small changes in the space, you can make it look more modern. Start with the cabinets, especially if your home is old and you’re still using the original ones. If you don’t have thousands to spend on brand new cabinets, refinish and resurface them for less. Finish off with new hardware and voila, you’ve got a great new look!

Other upgrades to make to the kitchen include:
● New flooring
● Stainless steel appliances
● Bold light fixture
● Fresh coat of paint

The kitchen is the heart of any home, so take the needed time and effort to make yours look amazing!

5. Add a New Room.

Does your home have a viable attic? If so, instead of using the space for storing Christmas decorations and random knickknacks, turn it into another bedroom. This not only adds space for a growing family or for guests to sleep, but the extra bedroom will be quite worthwhile if it ever comes time to sell. The more usable space a home offers, the more valuable it is.

With these five home renovation projects, you can greatly increase the value of your home. No matter if you’re looking to sell in the near future or just wanting to upgrade your home while getting a good return on investment, these are projects worth tackling.

If you have tips about increasing home value, be sure to leave them in the comments below. And if you’ve got questions about buying or selling a home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

6 Tips for Finishing Your Basement Before Going to Market

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Do you have an unfinished basement in your home? If so, chances are you’ve wanted to do something more with that room at some point. You have an entire room in your home that you don’t want to spend time in, simply because it isn’t finished yet. By finishing the basement, you can turn it into a spare room, an office, or even just a place to hang out. Here are a few tips for getting started and finally finishing your basement.

1. Replace the Floor

One of the first things you’ll want to think about is replacing the floor. In your unfinished basement you may have a hard, concrete floor, possibly even with cracks in it. Before you do anything else, you’ll want to get a good floor in there. Trying to replace the floor after you’ve done everything else in your basement will be more difficult, so it’s better to get it out of the way now.

To replace your floor, you have a few options. If you want to put new concrete down, you’ll either want to hire someone to do this, or look into getting a concrete form rental. After that you’ll have to think about whether you want to put some hardwood over the concrete, or if you want to lay down some carpet to make the room more comfortable.

2. Add New Walls

Another thing you’ll want to do before you tackle the rest of the room is the walls. In some unfinished basements, there are concrete walls around the edges that don’t look so great. You can cover these up, or divide the basement into multiple rooms by adding in some walls. Adding some drywall is an easy way to remedy this, helping to make your basement look the way you want.

3. Cover the Ceiling

Does your unfinished basement have some pipes or wires running along the ceiling? If so, you probably want to cover these up if you’re going to spend time in the basement. You can add some affordable tiles to the ceiling to cover up some of the insides of your home, but keep in mind this will make the ceiling a little lower in that room. Make sure you’ll still have room to walk around before you start adding things to the ceiling.

4. Regulate the Temperature

With the large projects complete, now you can move onto things that will help make the room more enjoyable. To do this, one of the first things you should consider is the temperature. Basements are often large and drafty, making them colder or more humid than the rest of the home. To regulate the temperature in your basement, you have a few options. If your basement is too cold, consider adding in a wood burning stove or pellet stove to introduce more heat. You can also go with a plug-in electric heater if the room is small enough. In New Mexico, a simple humidifier can also come in handy.

5. Decorate the Room

Your basement is starting to look better, but it isn’t quite done yet. With the major stuff out of the way, now you can focus a little more on the small details. This means decorating the room to suit your style. Paint your new walls, hang up some shelves, add some potted plants – whatever it is you want to do. Empty, colorless drywall will lessen the appeal of the room, and you’ve spent so much time finishing your basement, that you should go that extra step to make things look truly great.

6. Add Some Furniture

Finally, what finished basement would be complete without furniture? Find a nice desk for your office. Order yourself a comfortable couch to watch TV on – along with the TV. You likely have a few ideas in mind for what you want to do with that room, so go out and get the furniture that suits your needs. If you’re working on a budget, try searching some local garage sales or a discount furniture store to get started.

There are a lot of benefits to finishing the basement in your home. Not only does it give you another room to enjoy in your home, but it can also help to improve the value of your home. The best part is that finishing your basement doesn’t have to be difficult, and with a little time and effort, you can do a lot of it yourself.

Do you have any questions or tips about home basement finishing? Please leave them in the comments below. And if you have any questions about selling or buying a home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

4 Tips to Consider When Bidding on a Home

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Albuquerque home salesWith housing prices in recent years averaging an upward trend, the Albuquerque real estate market is more competitive than ever. Finding a home can be challenging, and getting a bid accepted on one more so. Since bidding wars are stronger than ever, here are 4 tips to consider when placing your bid.

1 Figure out what the home is worth to you. Temporarily put the the asking price out of your mind. If the house has unique features that fits your needs and is in low supply, you may want to consider making a higher offer.

2 Look at comparable properties. Remember, location weighs heavily in pricing. A house that could be worth $300,000 in one neighborhood may only sell for $225,000 in a different one down the street. Make sure the asking price is fair by looking at houses on the same block, preferably the same size, and with the same number of bedrooms and bathrooms. Using these comps will give you a baseline estimate of what your potential home should be worth.

3 Research sold price vs. list price. Look at houses that have sold recently in the same neighborhood. Have they sold above or below the asking price? This should tell you what sellers are expecting. Don’t forget the word “recently.” A home that sold above the asking price last year may not be able to get the same price today.

4 Consider price history. How long has the home been on the market (days on market)? If it was recently listed, the seller may not be as likely to take a lower offer. If it’s been on the market for several months and the price has dropped, you may be able to make an offer below the list price.

After considering these tips in making a bid, how much should you bid? In competitive markets, you need to make your best offer initially because you may not get a second chance. Work with your real estate agent and use your information from above to determine what amount would be competitive while keeping your bid affordable. Doing so will put you in a far better position to grab your dream home!

Have you won in a bidding war? Do you have any bidding advice to share? Feel free to tell me in the comments below. And if you’re looking to buy or sell a house in the Albuquerque area, contact me today!

6 Tips for a Successful Remodel

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Quite often, I’m asked by homeowners and sellers alike for advice on remodeling. Here are my six best tips for a successful remodel.

1. Start with a realistic budget.

Don’t rush into your project without seriously budgeting for materials, supplies, and tools! Try to be as specific as possible so you know you’ll have the budget to finish the project. Be sure to set a completion date.

2. Stay consistent with your home’s overall style.

Creating a contemporary addition to a classic farmhouse or changing a room that becomes out of sync with the rest of the house is never a sound remodel.

3. Don’t attempt to do everything yourself.

Many people hear the price of a contractor, and try to do the entire project themselves. Price around. Recognizing your limitations may be difficult, but you only have so many skills and so much knowledge.

4. Don’t necessarily hire the lowest bidding contractor.

Going with the lowest bidder may not always be the best choice. Check to see whether your contractor is stable, including being licensed and insured.

5. Consider the effect on your property value.

When considering the importance of projects, be sure to put heavier weight on those that will have a good impact on your home’s resale value.

6. Don’t over-personalize.

In general, avoid making permanent changes that are far from neutral, unless you’re really advertising a particularly valuable niche within your home.

By following these six tips, you’ll be well on your way to a home that will make the most of its value when you do decide to sell! If you have any remodeling tips you’d like to add, feel free to leave them in the comments below. And if you have any questions about selling or buying a home in metro Albuquerque, be sure to contact me today!

Anita Mora, Associate Broker
Coldwell Banker Legacy
8200 Carmel NE
Albuquerque, NM 87122
Cell: 505-400-8105
Direct: 505-292-8900
Office: 505-292-8900