Daniel Martinez

Associate Broker

Daniel Martinez's Mission Statement

My professional pledge is to abide by a strict code of ethics and treat every client with respect. My goal is nothing short of 100 percent satisfaction for every person who chooses to work with me, and I try to make the process enjoyable along the way.

I have the knowledge, expertise and resources to ensure all your real estate transactions are successful. As a professional real estate Associate Broker serving the Albuquerque and Rio Rancho areas, I can offer a wide range of information designed to help you make the right decision.

Buying and selling a home is often the greatest investment of a lifetime. I consider it an honor to bring buyers and sellers together and to ensure that every transaction closes successfully.

Have you read about this?
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Ranks
Albuquerque #3 Among Nation’s Best Cities

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance analyzed 258 metropolitan areas, including visits to the top ten finalists, before ranking Albuquerque as the nation’s third best city for living and work. Huntsville, Alabama, with a large aerospace and missile-defense industry, ranked first.

In researching Kiplinger’s Best Cities this year, the authors wrote, “We still kept our focus on the best places to live, but we wanted to emphasize the best cities for work, too. We selected those that have stable employment rates in key job areas as well as provide new career opportunities. A premium was put on places that will lead the country in employment growth when the recovery takes off.”

What we loved: Miles of trails in the city along the Rio Grande's undeveloped banks and through cottonwood forests. More than 300 sunny days a year to enjoy cycling or hiking. Albuquerque offers resort town ambience, a boomtown economy and cow-town prices. The city's laid back pace gives you plenty of time to enjoy the spectacular sunsets.

And How About This?

Albuquerque tops list of 25 Best Places To Retire. See full story at CNN Money.

A Little Bit About Daniel Martinez

I want to take this opportunity to present my background. I was born and raised in New Mexico. My roots are from Northern New Mexico and I have lived in Albuquerque and spent several summers in Denver Colorado growing up. I graduated from Albuquerque High School and attended University of New Mexico.

My hobbies are Riding bikes along the north Rio Grande river valley and playing basketball any chance I get. I love restaurants, plays and musicals, and sporting events for entertainment.

As your New Mexico REALTOR®, my job is to guide you through the maze of choices helping you select the New Mexico Real Estate that best fits your needs and lifestyle so that you and your family can enjoy the Good Life that New Mexico has in store for you. The current Market in New Mexico has produced some incredible buying opportunities for New Mexico real estate. Currently there is a greater inventory than we have seen in ages and sellers who are in a position where they really must sell are listing their homes at attractive selling prices. If you have ever wanted to own a New Mexico home now is the very best time in years.

What Can I Do For You?

I am pleased that 91% of my business is from the Referrals of friends, and past clients. See for yourself how this attitude benefits you. What I do for You:

I am your Consultant --- I risk asking you thought provoking questions to insure that we both fully understand your true objectives, desires and needs.
I Educate and Investigate --- I educate you on the local market conditions and best strategies for the realization of your goals. I research the properties and sellers to help you ascertain the validity of your choices and offer referral to sources of further investigations when needed.
I Negotiate --- I am like a pit-bull guarding your money. I negotiate for you as though I were Representing myself.
I Handle the Details --- A Real Estate Transaction consists of hundreds of varied details of which even the least could cost you money if not timely and effectively handled. There are over fifty pages of documents each requiring signatures or initials as well as an understanding of what they each represent to you. There may be more than 25 different people from as many as fifteen different industries involved in your transaction. I am there to coordinate and oversee for you, so you don't have to put your life on hold while this process is taking place.
I will be There ---Long after the dust has settled you will find I haven't run off or forgotten about you. I will be there anytime you have need of me. Unlike your last REALTOR® , you will remember my name. I want to be Your Real Estate Consultant for Life.

Money Magazine Ranks Rio Rancho Among '100 Best Places to Live' - Again!

Welcome To Rio Rancho Money Magazine's annual list of "100 Best Places To Live" for 2012 was released August 20, and it puts Rio Rancho at number 58 among America's best small cities.

Rio Rancho mayor Tom Swisstack observed, "This recognition is a reflection of the community's long standing commitment to invest resources in education and public safety, as well as the great strides that have been made over the past few years to improve access to health care and make more jobs available. Every community member should take great pride in knowing their city is recognized as one of the best in the country."

To create this year's list of America's best small cities (communities with populations of 50,000 to 300,000), the magazine took into consideration factors such as job opportunities, schools, low crime, and health care.

Since 2008, Rio Rancho has also been recognized by Fortune Small Business magazine as one of the 100 best places to live and launch a business, and Bloomberg Businessweek named Rio Rancho one of America's 100 fastest-growing cities and as New Mexico's best place to raise kids.

Things To Know About -
Tingley Beach

It may be eight hundred miles to the nearest ocean, but that doesn't mean you can't visit a beach in Albuquerque! Tingley Beach recreational area is located south of Central Avenue on the east side of the Rio Grande. It is part of the Albuquerque Biological Park complex. The series of ponds, originally known as Conservancy Beach, was built during the 1930s by diverting water from the Rio Grande. It was renamed in the 1950's to honor former New Mexico Governor Clyde Tingley.

The beach was closed to swimmers in the 1950s and was used primarily for fishing. In 2004, under the direction of Mayor Martin Chavez, the City Of Albuquerque began a major renovation of the area. The beach was reopened to the public in 2005, and The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) awarded Tingley Beach the '2008 North American Conservation Award'.

Tingley Beach features fishing ponds for adults and children, a model boating pond, paddle boats, nature trails, a gift shop, a restaurant, and a narrow-gauge railroad connecting Tingley Beach with the Rio Grande Botanic Garden, Albuquerque Aquarium, and Rio Grande Zoo.

Contact Daniel Martinez

Primary Phone: 505-615-3474

Secondary Phone (Cell): 505-610-7827

E-mail: Daniel@nmALLSTAR.com

1001 Golf Course Rd, Suite 101
Rio Rancho, NM 87124
Office Phone: (505) 994-8585
Toll Free: (877) 821-8054
FAX: (505) 994-1399
allstar_west@nmallstar.com

7001 Prospect Place NE, Suite 200
Albuquerque, NM 87110-4311
Office Phone: (505) 888-1700
Toll Free: (877) 343-1700
FAX: (505) 888-9650
allstar_east@nmallstar.com