Rebecca Chambliss

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Location:	Rolling Hills Estates
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Asked Mon Jun 9 2008, 08:50 by Jennifer Kre… - Cambrian Park - Home Selling - 15 answers

Rebecca Chambliss answered:

Hi Jennifer,

I took a look at the link for you house. It looks very pretty from the exterior, but of the only 2 photos..one is exterior and one is of the living room which focuses on what looks like dirty (or stained) carpet. Since you say the carpet is new, it may be just a bad photograph. Also the furniture scale and placement do not make the most of the room. I don't know your exact market, but I think you'll get the most bang for your buck with a professional stager followed by new photographs. Take the home off the market for a few weeks to "refresh" it, have it staged and then re-present it.

I know it seems silly to spend money on staging, but I've had properties staged along with a price increase to pay for the staging and it's paid off. - Mon Jun 9 2008, 10:06

We are looking for a better location to move what is a better location Carson, CA or Gardena,CA

Asked Sun Jun 8 2008, 14:50 by Jj - 91342 - Home Buying - 3 answers

Rebecca Chambliss answered:

Like every city, there are better and worse neighborhoods. Your best bet is to find an excellent local Realtor who you can work with to find the best possible situation in the best area. There are lots of GREAT buys in both cities right now...it's a good time to be looking. - Mon Jun 9 2008, 09:42

What would you consider to be the most expensive areas in Los Angeles? Beverly Hills, Bel Air,

Asked Wed Jun 4 2008, 08:27 by Jm - Los Angeles - Home Buying - 13 answers

Rebecca Chambliss answered:

The number on the tax site is related to what it sold for last, not ness. what its value is now. There are quite a few distress properties in the Hills. If you were my client, I would recommend that you purchase a property that you love and can stay in for at least 10 years if money is an issue. I wouldn't recommend purchasing now with hopes to make a profit in 5 years. No one can ever predict, but I suspect the market will be flat for a while. Again, it depends on the exact property, the condition, improvements you might do etc. - Wed Jun 4 2008, 12:29

I think it really depends on the exact property and the street in the Hills. It's always been desirable, but it's more for a certain buyer. Not a lot of families, more couples and singles. - Wed Jun 4 2008, 11:06

Again, it depends on the property in the Hills. There are some very expensive properties there, also some not so expensive. Curious as to what you are trying to find? - Wed Jun 4 2008, 10:35

Pacific Palisades, Bel Air, Brentwood, Beverly Hills, Malibu and Santa Monica...but each depend on the neighborhood.

Just south Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes and Rolling Hills are all exclusive areas. - Wed Jun 4 2008, 10:13

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Asked Thu May 15 2008, 19:04 by Charles - Sunnyvale - Home Selling - 2 answers

Rebecca Chambliss answered:

Re/Max Palos Verdes has the highest market share on the Penninsula and does quite well in the South Bay. Re/Max has offices throughout and many agent like myself work the entire South Bay and the Penninsula. - Thu May 15 2008, 19:28

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Asked Tue Apr 29 2008, 17:24 by Guy - Sacramento - Home Buying - 3 answers

Rebecca Chambliss answered:

Hi Guy, I would first ask, what the problem was with each offer. Did the properties sell for higher than your offer? If that is the case..then it's probably more circumstance and less agent. An agent can only act on your behalf. They advise you but ultimately you make the decision as to what sort of offer you want to make.

I would probably sit down with your current agent and discuss the reason offers aren't being accepted. If it isn't price or terms...then I'm sure he would agree it might be best to move on. - Tue Apr 29 2008, 18:11

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