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GETTING TO KNOW BRIAN GUEVARA 
Brian was born in 1962 and has lived in
Ventura County his whole life. His grandfather, Juan G. Salas, was a leader in
the Mexican community as well as a prominent businessman in the county. Owning
El Brillante market in Santa Paula, as well as establishing the first Spanish
language radio station in Ventura County - KSPA
Ten years later and nearly 6,000
miles away, a little baby girl was born in the sprawling metropolis of Seoul,
Korea. Now, fast-forward almost 25 years, and these two enchanted beings met,
(through a real estate transaction, of course). On May 12, 2001 the stars
collided and created a new universe as the two were joined together in
matrimony.
Their wedding day
was storybook material with an outdoor ceremony at the beautiful Saddlerock
Ranch in Malibu, California. The guests enjoyed food from both cultures while
listening to lively and romantic songs from the famous Mariachi Imperial de
Mexico. Later they enjoyed watching Brian and his bride, Jeong-sook, share an
ancient Korean custom of Pae-baek in complete colorful costumes. Pae-baek is
normally a private ceremony between the immediate families in which the bride
and groom pay respect to their parents while they are also welcomed into their
new respective families. They topped the event off with a splendid dance
performance to "Beauty and the Beast". (No reflection on Brian of course!)
Some of Brian's interests include:
traveling; fitness training; martial arts (tae-kwon-do and hapkido); 5k &
10k runs (P.B. are 21:23 & 42:58 respectively); languages, studying
Spanish, Korean and Japanese. His wife has the more artistic flair and enjoys
music and plays the piano with her natural ear. She loves to cook and entertain
for her friends and family. After receiving her A.A. degree with "Most High
Honors", Jeong-sook, is currently investigating "design" fields for jewelry,
interiors and shoes as well as cosmetology, photography and professional chef,
for her career choices.
Brian was one of the founders of the Santa
Paula Jaycees and served not only as their President but also as President for
the local Toastmaster organization. He was also a former member of the Board of
Directors for the Santa Paula Boys & Girls Club and the Santa Paula Board
of Realtors. Brian is also a founder for the Santa Clara Valley Bank - a
community bank serving the people of Santa Paula and Fillmore.
Together with his family, Brian and
Jeong-sook welcome you to his site and encourage you to at least visit
beautiful Ventura County. You just might want to
stay.

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When you buy an investment property, finding and keeping a tenant is very important. It's been said that a little caution during the screening process can save a lot of headaches later on.
You can rely on an intuitive sense of how a prospect feels to you. While this is an important aspect of a landlord's decision-making process, following up on your intuition by checking on the facts is definitely worthwhile. Have prospective tenants fill out an application giving employment references and the names and addresses of previous landlords. The application should also include written permission for you to run a credit check. In most areas, it is difficult and expensive to evict someone who turns out to be less than a model tenant. Only after you check their references and credit history should you allow them to move in.
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48% of all newly-constructed homes now have 2 1/2 baths or more, up from 1985 when only 29% had more than 2 baths.
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