Real Estate Investor · Victorville, CA · Member since 2016 · 35 posts · 7 votes
Hello Biggerpockets members,
I am looking for a real estate agent/s in Riverside County. That works speficically in Riverside, Lake Elsinore, Hemet, Temecula, Moreno Valley, Murrieta, Perris, Sun City and other areas.
I have been targeting Inland Empire recently and have a business partner that also has his license. When I tell him I want to put in low-ball offers, he says "how low shall I make it for". I've had my fair share of experience with real estate agents and as an investor and personally, I don't deal with anyone unless they are interested in the same things as me. When I want to offer 50% of asking, he doesn't question me. I'm more than happy to forward his contact info to you. He uses Berkshire Hathaway and their E-signing is SUPER easy. I've literally done contract signing online in less than 30 seconds per deal (I look at the address and the offer price, I trust him with the rest of the verbiage because we pretty much make all offers the same way). We are currently working on a property in Ontario, hopefully have it closed within the month, so yes I have used him before personally. We've made offers in Riverside, but have not had anything accepted as of yet. But as you know, it's a numbers game :)
Rosamond, CA · Member since 2016 · 1 post · 0 votes
9y
I have to recommend Landon Tutt, who grew up in and is now a realtor in that exact area. His commitment to clients, his constant market research/analysis and his overall knowledge of that specific market make him a great choice. Visit www.landontutt.com to read more about him and what he has to offer. Good luck in your endeavors.
Temecula, CA · Member since 2014 · 4 posts · 1 vote
9y
Ashley that's a pretty large area you want one person to cover. It's over 40 miles from Temecula to Riverside. Hemet is about 20 miles from Temecula and a different market area. My wife, Juliet Grossman, can help you between Temecula and Perris. If you need someone in the Riverside or Hemet areas maybecyou can tell us what you are looking for e.g. SFR, commercial, etc.
Real Estate Investor · Victorville, CA · Member since 2016 · 35 posts · 7 votes
9y
I am aware that it is a large area that is way I am looking for multiple agents for it. I had two agents that covered that area. They claimed to be investor friendly and knew the areas well and I informed them I would be putting low offers in. Though when it came time to put offers in they would not submit any offer that was not listing price. I have quite a few properties I am interested in right now out in these areas. I am looking for SFR's.
I have been targeting Inland Empire recently and have a business partner that also has his license. When I tell him I want to put in low-ball offers, he says "how low shall I make it for". I've had my fair share of experience with real estate agents and as an investor and personally, I don't deal with anyone unless they are interested in the same things as me. When I want to offer 50% of asking, he doesn't question me. I'm more than happy to forward his contact info to you. He uses Berkshire Hathaway and their E-signing is SUPER easy. I've literally done contract signing online in less than 30 seconds per deal (I look at the address and the offer price, I trust him with the rest of the verbiage because we pretty much make all offers the same way). We are currently working on a property in Ontario, hopefully have it closed within the month, so yes I have used him before personally. We've made offers in Riverside, but have not had anything accepted as of yet. But as you know, it's a numbers game :)
Wow. That sounds like your agent is extremely investor friendly. Have not had one of those in a long time. If it would not be to much trouble and you do not have a problem with sharing I would like to contact him.
Real Estate Agent · Falls Church · Member since 2012 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
9y
@Ashley Cast it's very important to select the agent that will get you to the best possible outcome in your transaction. I have written some blogs that might help you sift through the agents you come across. Give them a read by clicking the links below :)