JUST LISTED!

March 22, 2022 Debbie Vukojevic

Spacious modern home with sweeping city & mountain views in the coveted North Kentwood neighborhood.

7409 Henefer Avenue Los Angeles

4 Bedrooms 3.5 Bathrooms
Luxurious master retreat with balcony, fireplace, & spa bath
Wide plank white oak throughout
Attached two-car garage
Private front, back, & upper Ipe decks
Walk-In Pantry
Raised garden beds
Offered at 2,549,000

Happy New Year!

January 7, 2018 Debbie Vukojevic

It's that time of year for regrouping & organizing for the year ahead. Happy New Year all! The past year has been the busiest yet, although my blog posts don't show it! There was a LOT of remodeling projects going on this year, leasing, buying, & selling. Did I mention my husband and I also had identical twin boys last year? Busy is an understatement! We have a lot more to do this year and I can't wait to start checking off my To-Do List. As always, thank you for your business & referrals. Cheers to a happy, healthy, & prosperous 2018!

JUST LISTED! Turn Key Brentwood Condo

July 11, 2016 Debbie Vukojevic

11918 Kiowa Avenue #206 Los Angeles

2 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

1,470 Sq. Ft. (Per Assessor)

Offered at $749,000

Open House Schedule

Saturday, July 16th, from 1:00PM-4:00PM

Sunday, July 17th, from 1:00PM-4:00PM

Summer Newsletter!

June 24, 2016 Debbie Vukojevic

Read it here!

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Great Tips for Buyers in a Seller's Market

April 22, 2016 Debbie Vukojevic

Buyer Cheat Sheet for a Seller's Market

Daily Real Estate News | Friday, April 08, 2016

House hunting is challenging enough at any time; shopping during a seller’s market is a whole additional difficulty level—and that’s what would-be buyers are seeing across the country. The supply of homes is low, demand is high, and sellers are in control. If you’re not careful, you’ll be left drying your eyes with the broken shards of your rejected bid. Sound painful? It is.

So you’d best bring your A-game, or don’t bother showing up at all.

In a seller's market, home buyers need to be willing and able to act fast to snag the home they want. This spring, areas across the country are facing a limited number of homes for sale. Realtor.com® offers up a cheat sheet for surviving a seller's market.

Be on call. "If you're only looking now and then when it's convenient, you're probably wasting your time," says James Malmberg, a real estate professional in Sherman Oaks, Calif. He suggests treating house hunting like job hunting. If someone calls with a lead, follow up promptly to gauge whether it could be a good fit and don't linger.
Bring the paperwork. To be taken seriously, buyers would be wise to get a mortgage pre-approval letter as well as a "proof of funds" form from their bank to show they have enough to cover a down payment. They'll be able to act quicker when they do find the right house.
Limit the contingencies. In a seller's market, buyers may need to drop some of the contingencies to score the house. Sellers prefer the fewest number of hurdles to closing as possible. If your buyers come in with several contingencies — such as "if" they secure financing — the sellers are more inclined to bypass their offer and take another with less hassle. Also, "don't waste your time lowballing a seller," advises Sean Kelley, a real estate professional with Howard Hannah in Pittsburgh, Pa. "Always put in an aggressive offer."
Cast a wide net. Search for homes outside prime locations if faced with limited or high-priced choices. Buyers need to carefully consider what they're willing to compromise on. "Sometimes properties sit, even in a seller's market, because of a problem that is scaring other buyers away," such as some renovation work that may need to be done, Malmberg says. Those "flaws," however, might not be a big deal to your buyers. "Finding a house this way can also cut down on the amount of competition you will face," Malmberg adds.

Source: “Surviving a Seller’s Market: The Ultimate Cheat Sheet,” realtor.com® (April 7, 2016)