I found this property for my clients before it hit MLS (off market), we took a look, wrote an offer…and then it got interesting. Have you ever wondered what it feels like to walk through the doors of a dream home in the heart of San Francisco? This home at 20 Aztec in Bernal Heights … Continue reading Just Sold! 20 Aztec | Bernal Heights | San Francisco
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Just Sold! 646 40th Ave | Outer Richmond | San Francisco
I’m happy to report the recent sale of one of my latest listings in the Outer Richmond. As the #1 resident realtor in the neighborhood you can count on me and my company to get you stellar results even in complicated and confusing markets and situations. I expect 2024 to continue to be somewhat challenging, so … Continue reading Just Sold! 646 40th Ave | Outer Richmond | San Francisco
How to Hack the Current 7%+ Interest Rate
How to Hack the Current 7%+ Interest Rate
Time travel back to sub 3% interest rates with an Assumable Mortgage
Price Per Sq Foot, Popcorn Ceilings and Pools
At 28 square miles, Novato is the largest and most northern town in Marin. A quick zoom on Google earth reveals an idyllic benefit of the landscape; large flat lots featuring single level ranch style homes many complete with 2 car garages, front and back yards and most importantly pools, plenty of them! Another added … Continue reading Price Per Sq Foot, Popcorn Ceilings and Pools
“It’s always better to buy real estate and wait than to wait and buy real estate.”
Being a real estate agent is akin to being a fitness, finance, political anything, etc guru thanks to social media. You can, without much resistance, say whatever, however, you want in order to portray yourself or your agenda in a certain light, shout out to Top Producers in their bio and nod to Mr. Musk … Continue reading “It’s always better to buy real estate and wait than to wait and buy real estate.”
How I Closed Two Homes in Marin Last Month and Why It Matters
Marin and San Francisco real estate are similar beasts, except for one glaring caveat: amazing vs mediocre public schools. Single Family homes in both area’s sell for relatively similar amounts with similar buyer profiles. Given their close proximity and interdependence on each other, both area’s are on the radar of prospective buyers with a major … Continue reading How I Closed Two Homes in Marin Last Month and Why It Matters
If You are in the Market to Buy a Home, the Time is Now
“I believe that beginning with next month’s CPI Report (May 10th) and continuing through the summer, inflation will trend downward, only at a much faster pace. And while it may seem counter-intuitive, if you are in the market to buy a home, we suggest using today’s potentially higher interest rates to negotiate a discount from sellers, and … Continue reading If You are in the Market to Buy a Home, the Time is Now
NOPA Is Calling You!
Another amazing off market opportunity for my dear readers…not going on MLS for a few weeks, but definitely available for immediate purchase and viewing. Like some of my other listings at the moment, this is off market, so we don’t have pictures to share. You gotta see it in person. Property Details: 215 Cole St … Continue reading NOPA Is Calling You!
San Francisco New-Home Construction Report
The SF Planning Department just released updated Q3 information regarding the new-housing development pipeline. San Francisco is in the midst of one of its biggest new-housing construction booms in history. (The same is occurring on the commercial development side, but this report won’t deal with that.) Indeed, it often seems that new projects of one … Continue reading San Francisco New-Home Construction Report
Should You Rent Or Buy | San Francisco
The debate will go on and on forever, should you rent or buy. Thankfully, some really, really smart people at the New York Times have updated their amazingly interactive Rent versus Buy calculator to help you with your decision, or confuse you just a little bit more. Following on the heels of our Mid Year … Continue reading Should You Rent Or Buy | San Francisco
Penthouses, Mansions, Short Sales & Fixer-Uppers
What Did San Francisco Homebuyers Buy in 2013? Views, prices, architecture, neighborhoods, property types and sizes, parking, probate sales and appreciation rates: We data-mined all of San Francisco’s 2013 sales reported to MLS through the end of November and charted the results below. Please call or email with any questions or comments. Sales as described … Continue reading Penthouses, Mansions, Short Sales & Fixer-Uppers