All Forum Posts by: David Erjavec

Up is approx 800sf

Down is unwarranted 300sf room. Could expand to 500 plus within the envelope. Also can expand out the back for additional 500sf. For a total of 1800sf or more.

It is a really great property. Just need improvement.

Could even paint, minor landscapping, new kitchen and baths and then put back on the market.

You decide how much work to put into.

I have under contract a San Francisco fixer located in the Parkside District San Franciso, CA.

Need all cash and a quick close.

1979 34th Ave

A 2/1 up with deck off one bedroom, LR and large eat in kitchen.

Bonus room down with large garage and deep lot

Back yard, ocean views

Let me know if you are interested and would like more information.

The properties that I have available now are:

1. San Ramon, CA

Built in 1976 4bed/2.5ba with 2202sf on a 14,700sf lot

$915,000

2.  Richmond, CA

Built in 1913 4bed/1ba with 1323sf on a 2825sf lot

$280,000

3. Richmond, CA

Built in 1915 2bed/1ba with 1019sf on a 3800sf lot

$255,000

4. Brentwood, CA

Built in 1981 4bed/2ba with 1582sf on a 7276sf lot

$420,000

If you are interested. Please send me an email directly.

Karen,

If your interested. I know of some off market properties that are fixers in the city of Hayward and others in Contra Costa County that are 10% below market. They would make great starter homes to personalize at your leisure.

I would contact Steve Lawson with Tri Pro Investment Properties 

Hi Serena,

Can you please email me more information.

My best,

I would be pleased to recommend my self.

I am an investor friendly Realtor in San Francisco working with off market properties for my investor clients.

Let's connect and discuss your goals and your options.

My best,

Carl,

I am interested. I have buyers for Sacramento.

I would be happy to offer a space

Just saw this article and thought I would share with the community. Where real estate agents make money so the money flows.

Daily Real Estate News | Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Turns out that “location, location, location” is also a mantra for real estate pros looking to thrive in their business. WalletHub recently compared the 150 largest cities across 13 key metrics, such as sales per agent and the annual median wage of agents, to find out the best places for real estate pros to practice, and the mile-high city won out.

1. Denver, Colo.
2. Irvine, Calif.
3. Seattle, Wash.
4. Austin, Texas
5. Aurora, Colo.
6. Portland, Ore.
7. Indianapolis, Ind.
8. San Francisco, Calif.
9. Colorado Springs, Colo.
10. Boston, Mass.
11. Grand Rapids, Mich.
12. Boise, Idaho
13. Honolulu, Hawaii
14. Raleigh, N.C.
15. Madison, Wis.

Of course, real estate is also intensely local. Researchers found that Knoxville, Tenn. (which ranked 34 overall out of 150 cities) had the highest number of sales per agent at 120 – about 20 times more than Houston, which had the lowest at an average of 6 sales per agent. Indianapolis (which ranked number seven overall) had the highest annual median wage for real estate agents at $105,370 – four times greater than in Wichita, Kan., which had the lowest at $24,320, according to WalletHub’s findings.

Source: WalletHub