Awesome, updated 2 Bedroom Condo in Moline IL 61265

Completely updated, spotless and move-in ready. This fantastic and roomy 2 bedroom condo is conveniently located near schools, shopping, dining, and within walking distance of the YMCA. Kitchen and bath updated in 2015 with new appliances, gorgeous tile back-splash, handscraped dark laminate flooring and quartz counters. New paint and carpet in 2015. The huge master bedroom has two large closets and there is also a kitchen pantry. 1 car garage with opener, and additional guest-parking spot. Appliances stay, washer/dryer and furniture negotiable. 1 year AHS Home Warranty included. Schedule a showing today!

For more information on the area 

check out moline.il.us or visitquadcities.com.

Information on the schools can be found 

at molineschools.org or greatschools.org.

Please view the virtual tour!

For financing information please contact 

Dan Schimanski with Regent Financial at 

dschimanski@regentfinancial.com or 563-505-5571.

Ashley Hamerlinck is a licensed REALTOR® in Illinois and Iowa.  For more information on my personalized 15-step marketing plan, email me at ashleyhamerlinck@gmail.com, visit my website www.ashleyhamerlinck.com, or find me on facebook.

What is RADON and am I safe?

One of the many questions my buyers ask me when purchasing a home is whether or not they need to get a Radon inspection and why. Here is quick summary of just WHAT Radon is, and WHY it's important to have a home tested for it.

What is Radon? Radon is a gas that comes from decaying radium found in soil that surrounds a home. Radon cannot be seen, smelled or tasted, yet it's one of the most dangerous indoor pollutants there is, and high levels of exposure can be deadly. Radon enters the home through the basement and is generally distributed throughout the home by way of the heating and cooling system, it doesn't remain in the basement. Radon is measured in pico-curies (pCi/L), and a level of 4.0 or higher is considered unsafe.  

Why test for Radon? Radon is second only to cigarette smoke as the leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. When breathed in, Radon causes lung damage and cell mutation, and when mutated cells multiply, cancer forms. If you live in a home that measures 4 pCi/L for a year, it's equal to being exposed to the radiation of 200 chest x-rays! Therefor, in order to protect your family from cancer-causing Radon, it's best to have your home (or potential home) tested and, if necessary, have it mitigated.

Home Buyers and Sellers can visit the EPA's Radon Resources for Home Buyers and Sellers or for more information on Radon visit RadonAwareness.org.

Ashley Hamerlinck is a licensed REALTOR® in Illinois and Iowa.  For more information email me at ashleyhamerlinck@gmail.com, visit my website www.ashleyhamerlinck.com, or find me on facebook.