Maria Weiss

"No Surprises..Just Excellent Service"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Coldwell Banker
Location:	92014
Web sites:	My web site
Phone:	(858) 248-0863

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As a full time Realtor in San Diego, I work both with buyers and sellers. For the past 3 years, I have been in the top 9% of sales professionals in my company, Prudential CA Realty. As a believer in giving back to the communities in which I live and work, I currently serve on the Board of Directors for the North San Diego County Association of Realtors and the Rotary Club of Del Mar. Previously, I have held corporate positions as both a Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Sales world-wide. This combination offers you the benefit of an experience sales person with a solid grasp of the finanical aspect of your real estate transaction, be it for you personal residence or investment properties, as well as honed neogitating skills. My primary goal is to assist you to realize your real estate goals. Offering superior client service, I make clients for the long term. The referrals I receive from my clients are greatly appreciated, as I know that I have had to earn that trust. I am always available to answer any real estate related questions you may have. If you are considerating relocating to San Diego, I would love to tell you all about San Diego and its unique neighborhoods. Having relocated to San Diego, I certainly how difficult it is to find out where the right place in San Diego is for you. I always return calls and emails promptly. I look forward to hearing from you. Let me know how I can help you. Regards, Maria

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Me and my wife are looking for a home somewhere between La Jolla and Del Mar. What should we be considering?

Asked Wed Aug 27 2008, 13:46 by Jon Olson - San Diego - Home Buying - 5 answers

Maria Weiss answered:

Hi Jon: You certainly have great taste in picking communities. I have lived and worked (full time Realtor) in the area for the past 8 years. In your price range, you would be looking at a condo. I would be happy to answer any more detailed questions that you may have...just let me know how I can help you...thanks, Maria Weiss - Wed Aug 27 2008, 14:20

San Diego neighborhoods/schools

Asked Wed Aug 27 2008, 11:21 by Terri Whiteh… - San Diego - Home Buying - 8 answers

Maria Weiss answered:

Hi Terri: There are several communities that can meet your criteria....they include, Carlsbad (92009,92011) Del Mar (92014), Olivenhain/Encinitas (92024), Fallbrook with Bonsall Schools, 92028,La Jolla (92037), Poway (92064), Rancho Santa Fe (92067), Solana Beach (92075), Rancho Bernardo, which includes communities such as Santa Luz and The Crosby (92127). These communities have some of the Top Rated school districts/.schools in San Diego...I would be happy to present more information if you would like. You can reach me at 858-248-0863 or visit my website and feel free to search the zip codes....thanks and good luck...Maria Weiss - Wed Aug 27 2008, 12:01

HELLO, we are looking to by an investiment property in san diego. price range $500-700. any suggestion? Thank

Asked Sun Aug 24 2008, 19:28 by Olly - San Diego - Home Buying - 14 answers

Maria Weiss answered:

Hi, My name is Maria Weiss, Realtor with Coldwell Banker...I would suggest looking in the Carlsbad area. There are many good homes in that price range. Carlsbad is a great community, with very good schools, lots of amenities and close to the beach. It is a good rental area as well. Carmel Valley would be a good community for all the same reasons...I would be happy to answer any other questions you may have...just call me. Thanks, Maria 858-248-0863 or maria@mariaweiss.com - Sun Aug 24 2008, 19:41

My wife and I are relocating from New York City to San Diego and would like to get advice on the best buying

Asked Mon May 12 2008, 22:48 by Barry - San Diego - Home Buying - 22 answers

Maria Weiss answered:

As one New Yorker to another, come and take a look at the variety San Diego has to offer. From the beach communities North and South to inland areas. Each place has its own appeal. As with other clients with I have helped to relocate is let me show you around the county and experience each area. I have a little write up on each of the San Diego communities. If you are interested, let me know and I will send it to you, along with some maps and relocation information. Good luck with your move....Maria Weiss 858-248-0863 - Sun Aug 3 2008, 13:19

HI Barry: A long time ago, I moved to CA from NYC, never looked back! San Diego, as the others have pointed out, has great neighborhoods. I would also suggest areas such as Kensington and North Park. Without knowing what interests you have, where your communte would be, it is more difficult to suggest areas. If being near the beach is important to you I can fill you in all the different communities. Also, an important factor would be whether you would want a single family detached home or a townhouse/condo. I would be happy to answer any questions you may have...P.S. I know some good delis too! Good luck, Maria 858-248-0863 - Tue May 13 2008, 09:07

To buy or not to buy...a home in Fallbrook at this time....or wait 6-9 months. What are the predictions for?

Asked Fri Aug 1 2008, 12:33 by Ida - Fallbrook - Home Buying - 3 answers

Maria Weiss answered:

Everyone has an opinion on the real estate market. Realtors do not make 6% on each transaction. In California, according the CA Association of Realtors, sales are way up and pricing is down. Will it continue to go down? Who can predict? The other side of the equation is that there are many good homes for sale right now and buyers are getting exceptional deals. Interests rates are still good, but they have been rising. That is a big factor. If prices go down, but interest rates go up, housing on a per month basis gets more expensive. Like the stock market, it is practically impossible to know when to buy at the bottom or when the top has come to sell. If this is the right time for you, the right house and the right price and you plan to live in the house a while, why not go for it? Be aggressive in your offers. You never know what kind of deal you will get. I have a listing in Fallbrook and we getting lots of showing ---we even received an offer in the first week. There are buyers out there - they have not stopped buying. I know this is an unsettling time. Just go with your very own comfort zone....Please let me know if I can be of any help. Good luck to you...Maria Weiss - Fri Aug 1 2008, 13:36

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