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Your Home Is My Priority
Whether your upcoming investment represents a threshold-crossing life transition or a strategic acquisition, I can create a plan to suit your needs and personality. I am highly experienced in navigating the maze of today’s market from start to finish, including property identification, lending options, negotiations, escrow and final closing.
My buyer services include:
Technology. Considering we live in the heart of the high-tech world, I use the most current and evolved technology to help you stay informed about the market and manage your purchase. I will connect through your preferred technology to ease the communication process and match your lifestyle. And, when you need some good old fashioned face time, I’ll happily oblige.
Local Connections. I get San Francisco and Marin County and I am both a homeowner and investor. I’ll l help you figure out which price ranges, neighborhoods and property types best fit your needs. When it’s time to make an offer, I’ll provide unrivaled guidance, detailed market information and analysis to help you close the best deal.
Personal Guidance. Think of me as your private concierge. I will help you review disclosure documentation for the properties you like and establish the right offer price and terms. I will present your offer in the most favorable light.
Inspection Assistance. Any property is worth a closer look. I will provide a list of qualified home inspectors, and attend inspections with you. If the inspections reveal items that require correction, I will advise as to whether or not it may be possible to obtain credits or repairs.
Closing Assistance. I will monitor the entire escrow process to ensure a smooth experience. And when it’s time to sign closing papers, I will be available to handle any last minute details.
Your Home Is My Priority
Whether your upcoming investment represents a threshold-crossing life transition or a strategic acquisition, I can create a plan to suit your needs and personality. I am highly experienced in navigating the maze of today’s market from start to finish, including property identification, lending options, negotiations, escrow and final closing.
My buyer services include:
Technology. Considering we live in the heart of the high-tech world, I use the most current and evolved technology to help you stay informed about the market and manage your purchase. I will connect through your preferred technology to ease the communication process and match your lifestyle. And, when you need some good old fashioned face time, I’ll happily oblige.
Local Connections. I get San Francisco and Marin County and I am both a homeowner and investor. I’ll l help you figure out which price ranges, neighborhoods and property types best fit your needs. When it’s time to make an offer, I’ll provide unrivaled guidance, detailed market information and analysis to help you close the best deal.
Personal Guidance. Think of me as your private concierge. I will help you review disclosure documentation for the properties you like and establish the right offer price and terms. I will present your offer in the most favorable light.
Inspection Assistance. Any property is worth a closer look. I will provide a list of qualified home inspectors, and attend inspections with you. If the inspections reveal items that require correction, I will advise as to whether or not it may be possible to obtain credits or repairs.
Closing Assistance. I will monitor the entire escrow process to ensure a smooth experience. And when it’s time to sign closing papers, I will be available to handle any last minute details.
Your Home Is My Priority
Whether your upcoming investment represents a threshold-crossing life transition or a strategic acquisition, I can create a plan to suit your needs and personality. I am highly experienced in navigating the maze of today’s market from start to finish, including property identification, lending options, negotiations, escrow and final closing.
My buyer services include:
Technology. Considering we live in the heart of the high-tech world, I use the most current and evolved technology to help you stay informed about the market and manage your purchase. I will connect through your preferred technology to ease the communication process and match your lifestyle. And, when you need some good old fashioned face time, I’ll happily oblige.
Local Connections. I get San Francisco and Marin County and I am both a homeowner and investor. I’ll l help you figure out which price ranges, neighborhoods and property types best fit your needs. When it’s time to make an offer, I’ll provide unrivaled guidance, detailed market information and analysis to help you close the best deal.
Personal Guidance. Think of me as your private concierge. I will help you review disclosure documentation for the properties you like and establish the right offer price and terms. I will present your offer in the most favorable light.
Inspection Assistance. Any property is worth a closer look. I will provide a list of qualified home inspectors, and attend inspections with you. If the inspections reveal items that require correction, I will advise as to whether or not it may be possible to obtain credits or repairs.
Closing Assistance. I will monitor the entire escrow process to ensure a smooth experience. And when it’s time to sign closing papers, I will be available to handle any last minute details.
In a marketplace loaded with unique properties, locations and prices, there are enough potential variables to make your head spin. I will always be on hand to help identify the right options to meet your needs and budget. This may even include seeking out options that others may ignore. Below are some tips to finding the best home for you:
Consider an improving neighborhood. San Francisco neighborhoods have evolved over the years, many going from shabby to chic. Changes in city planning, transportation and construction can all signal changes to a neighborhood. Early entrants into improving neighborhoods can be rewarded for taking a chance.
Consider a cosmetic fixer. Many buyers shy away from cosmetically unattractive properties (which is why the home staging industry is booming). However, an ugly duckling can often become swan-like with simple and inexpensive enhancements. You may experience lasting value by repainting, removing carpets to reveal hardwoods, or making other sensible changes.
Consider a home with a ‘major’ defect. Disadvantaged properties are less likely to receive multiple offers or bids over the asking price. If repairs and related costs are reasonable, and you are willing to commit to a renovation project, this type of property may be a great option. Cost-effective repairs can reap major benefits when it comes time to sell. While some defects are incurable (like location), they may not affect your personal enjoyment of a property.
Consider a tenancy-in-common. Tenancies-in-common, in buildings of three or more units, tend to sell for less than comparable condominiums due to unique TIC ownership and financing rules. Some TICs may eventually convert to condos, providing significant advantages to owners who make the transition. TICs can be more difficult to sell than condominiums, but for many buyers they present an opportunity to get more for their money in San Francisco.
In a marketplace loaded with unique properties, locations and prices, there are enough potential variables to make your head spin. I will always be on hand to help identify the right options to meet your needs and budget. This may even include seeking out options that others may ignore. Below are some tips to finding the best home for you:
Consider an improving neighborhood. San Francisco neighborhoods have evolved over the years, many going from shabby to chic. Changes in city planning, transportation and construction can all signal changes to a neighborhood. Early entrants into improving neighborhoods can be rewarded for taking a chance.
Consider a cosmetic fixer. Many buyers shy away from cosmetically unattractive properties (which is why the home staging industry is booming). However, an ugly duckling can often become swan-like with simple and inexpensive enhancements. You may experience lasting value by repainting, removing carpets to reveal hardwoods, or making other sensible changes.
Consider a home with a ‘major’ defect. Disadvantaged properties are less likely to receive multiple offers or bids over the asking price. If repairs and related costs are reasonable, and you are willing to commit to a renovation project, this type of property may be a great option. Cost-effective repairs can reap major benefits when it comes time to sell. While some defects are incurable (like location), they may not affect your personal enjoyment of a property.
Consider a tenancy-in-common. Tenancies-in-common, in buildings of three or more units, tend to sell for less than comparable condominiums due to unique TIC ownership and financing rules. Some TICs may eventually convert to condos, providing significant advantages to owners who make the transition. TICs can be more difficult to sell than condominiums, but for many buyers they present an opportunity to get more for their money in San Francisco.
In a marketplace loaded with unique properties, locations and prices, there are enough potential variables to make your head spin. I will always be on hand to help identify the right options to meet your needs and budget. This may even include seeking out options that others may ignore. Below are some tips to finding the best home for you:
Consider an improving neighborhood. San Francisco neighborhoods have evolved over the years, many going from shabby to chic. Changes in city planning, transportation and construction can all signal changes to a neighborhood. Early entrants into improving neighborhoods can be rewarded for taking a chance.
Consider a cosmetic fixer. Many buyers shy away from cosmetically unattractive properties (which is why the home staging industry is booming). However, an ugly duckling can often become swan-like with simple and inexpensive enhancements. You may experience lasting value by repainting, removing carpets to reveal hardwoods, or making other sensible changes.
Consider a home with a ‘major’ defect. Disadvantaged properties are less likely to receive multiple offers or bids over the asking price. If repairs and related costs are reasonable, and you are willing to commit to a renovation project, this type of property may be a great option. Cost-effective repairs can reap major benefits when it comes time to sell. While some defects are incurable (like location), they may not affect your personal enjoyment of a property.
Consider a tenancy-in-common. Tenancies-in-common, in buildings of three or more units, tend to sell for less than comparable condominiums due to unique TIC ownership and financing rules. Some TICs may eventually convert to condos, providing significant advantages to owners who make the transition. TICs can be more difficult to sell than condominiums, but for many buyers they present an opportunity to get more for their money in San Francisco.
