Cheryl Berg, Realtor at Century 21 Cornerstone Realty

06/17/2026

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05/06/2026

Condominiums can be an affordable alternative to detached single family homes. In this case, the homeowners pay less for one YEAR of insurance than I pay for one MONTH. Why? Because the Homeowners Association covers the main insurance on the building. Even with HOA fees, the numbers still make sense. This condo is located at 346 Gracie Rd, Nevada City. Rare single-level end unit with garage. Available for $349,000. Call me for more details (530) 277-7992. Cheryl Berg, REALTOR Lic #01256678.

05/06/2026

Little Leaks Can Lead to Structural Nightmares

Most homeowners see rain as just watering the lawn. However, in the greater Sacramento / Foothill region, heavy rain acts as a dinner bell for subterranean termites. It's also a catalyst for hidden moisture damage in your crawlspace.

However, you shouldn't let a moisture issue derail your closing.

I live and breathe the real estate world, as do the contractors & other professionals I rely on . My team provides you personal attention to find structural risks before they become structural nightmares.

Thorough inspection reports can give you total clarity. With decades of experience, I know exactly what to look for to keep your escrow moving forward.

04/29/2026

Living in an area with considerable wildfire risk, availability and affordability of insurance coverage is a major concern for many homeowners. Voting for a qualified candidate for Insurance Commissioner in the upcoming primary election should be something worthy of your time.

Come November, California voters will elect the state’s next insurance commissioner. The race comes at a time when California is grappling with an ongoing insurance market crisis, increasing fire hazards intensified by climate change and the aftermath of 2025’s Los Angeles-area wildfires.

CalMatters’ Levi Sumagaysay spoke with the five candidates who raised the most money to learn what they would do if chosen to lead the California Insurance Department.

Ben Allen, Democrat: The El Segundo state senator, who represents a district that was hit by the Southern California wildfires, wants to set up a consumer advocate position within the insurance department. He also wants to create funding sources, such as state-backed loans, to make homes more fire resistant.

Steven Bradford, Democrat: To keep private insurers in the state, the former legislator and Southern California Edison executive would establish a partnership between the state and private companies to share risk. Bradford would also seek input from insurance companies when discussing land use and planning.

Merritt Farren, Republican: After his home was destroyed in last year’s wildfire, the former Amazon and Disney executive became an intervenor — a member of the public who can challenge insurers’ rate reviews. Farren wants to create CAL Reinsure so the state could provide a backstop for insurers, and rework regulations that he views as discouraging new insurance products in the market.

Jane Kim, Democrat: The head of the California Working Families Party wants to create “natural disaster insurance for all,” and establish a public option for auto insurance. Kim also believes the state should centralize all insurance authority within the Insurance Department, including managed health care.

Patrick Wolff, Democrat: A financial analyst who resides in San Francisco, Wolff wants to hold insurers accountable by creating a report card that would grade how insurers handle claims. He also wants to establish a dashboard that would disclose complaints about life insurance providers.

Read the full article here:

It's a big job to regulate the nation's largest property and casualty insurance market for homeowners, businesses, renters and drivers. California wildfires have made it harder.

04/25/2026

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04/23/2026

New Listing. Rare single-level, end unit condo with garage in Nevada City. 346 Gracie Rd. $349,000.Call today for a private viewing (530) 277-7992. Cheryl Berg, REALTOR, Lic #01256678. CLICK on the XPRESSDOCS link below for pictures & details.

04/12/2026

Enjoy Low Maintenance in this Affordable Condo on the Golf Course!

04/10/2026

There are only 8 single-level end-units in this desirable condominium development, and now is your opportunity to own one. As an added bonus, the backyard adjoins the Alta Sierra Golf Course, and the Homeowner's Association takes care of all the exterior building and landscape maintenance. MLS #226043020 Listed at $295,000. Contact me for a private viewing (530) 277-7992.

03/30/2026

Are you ready for the next wildfire?

03/30/2026

What are your priorities when looking for a new home? At the top of my list: Secure fencing for my dogs, plenty of room for them to play, and a low-traffic neighborhood just in case they did get loose.

Let me help you prioritize what's important to you. No judgment.