Dora Vazquez

02/05/2026

“We’re in escrow.”
And this one hits different.

After more than a year of searching, waiting, negotiating, and pushing through endless back-and-forth, everything finally aligned. This vacant land isn’t just a deal—it’s the future home of Adrian’s recycling center and the next chapter of his vision.

These moments remind me why I do what I do. Standing firm through tough negotiations, protecting my client’s terms, and making sure his best interests were honored every step of the way.

Adrian, thank you for trusting me and allowing me to fight for you. I’m beyond grateful to continue working with you on all your projects.

Cheers to patience, persistence, and progress. 🥂
Congratulations—we’re in escrow!

02/05/2026

In Escrow | 5081 Karbet Way, Sacramento, CA 95822
🛏 3 Beds | 🛁 2.5 Baths | 📐 1,669 Sq Ft | 💲 $490,000

Welcome to this move-in ready half-plex that perfectly blends comfort, convenience, and location. This newer-build home features an open-concept layout with modern finishes and bright, airy living spaces that flow effortlessly into the kitchen and dining areas—ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

Upstairs, you’ll find generously sized bedrooms, including a comfortable primary suite with a private bath. Outside, enjoy low-maintenance living with a small private yard perfect for relaxing, pets, or gardening. Parking is easy with a 1-car garage plus two additional off-street spaces.

Located in the highly desirable South Land Park neighborhood, you’re close to shopping, dining, parks, and easy freeway access. With an unbeatable price, this home is one of the best values in the area and a fantastic opportunity to own in one of Sacramento’s most sought-after communities. ✨

01/25/2026

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11/16/2023

Happy to announce 📣 we are in escrow! 🥳🥳🥳

10/29/2023

You’re invited

06/02/2023

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