Scott Pierce

"Condo and New Development Specialist"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Better Homes Realty
Location:	San Francisco
Web sites:	The SFCondoMap
Phone:	(415) 595-3519

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About Me

My name is Scott Pierce and I am a Realtor for Vanguard Properties in San Francisco. I am married to Ye Gong, a top mortgage agent (and former CPA) at Guarantee Mortgage and we work together helping both buyers and sellers in San Francisco.

Recent news includes: Ye Gong beat Wells Fargo's in-house rate for a Wells Fargo employee!! Scott Pierce negotiates almost $30,000 off the model unit at a new well selling condo building for our client.

As I could not possibly include everything about us here, we invite you to visit our website at http://www.sfcondomap.com

Also visit:
Properties: http://www.sfcondomap.com
Market Stats: http://stats.sfcondomap.com

Testimonials

"As soon as my tenant moved out of my unit, Mr. Pierce immediately organized bids for replacing the carpets, linoleum, cleaning and staging, and strategizlly listed my unit at a very attractive price. I was very happy to learn that after the first open-house we had a great offer. It's the best price on similar units that were sold previously in the building."
Yange Han Wed Apr 9

"If you are looking to buy a place in San Francisco, get Scott to work with you. He really knows what he is doing and he’ll make your life much easier — And that is coming from a first time home buyer!!"
Mike Giannini Wed Apr 9

"When I was in the buying process I would always talk to people about buying a property in San Francisco. Most people that had bought a place before kept saying how stressful it was for them. But I had the easiest and best time. Scott handled everything for me on the real estate side and worked seamlessly with my mortgage broker."
Rich Mapp Wed Apr 9

"Overal, Scott is extremely resourceful and has a thorough understanding of the San Francisco real estate market. His attention to detail and experience sets him apart from other realtors we interviewed. We strongly recommend Scott Pierce for the sale or purchase of a home."
Peter & Christy Park Wed Apr 9

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Interested in investment on a pre-sale condo project in San Francisco.

Asked Sat May 31 2008, 08:40 by Elnaz - San Francisco - Home Buying - 6 answers

Scott Pierce answered:

I would be more than happy to assist you. You can reach me through Trulia or my website at http://www.sfcondomap.com. Now is a great time to be looking at investment opportunities. - Sat May 31 2008, 08:52

What do people think about SFH in Bernal Heights (close to Cortand)? Is this a good investment? I just bought

Asked Tue Apr 29 2008, 14:41 by Jt - 94110 - Home Buying - 4 answers

Scott Pierce answered:

Now seems the wrong time to be asking that question. Are you going to return the home to the seller if you determine it is not a good investment? - Wed Apr 30 2008, 06:10

Does attending an open house without a broker essentially bind me into a dual agency with the listing agent?

Asked Mon Apr 14 2008, 21:57 by Dkd - San Francisco - Home Buying - 16 answers

Scott Pierce answered:

That is just an unethical agent is all. - Tue Apr 15 2008, 06:56

Should I have a home inspection done by an inspector when purchasing a brand new condominium? Thank you in

Asked Sat Apr 12 2008, 20:32 by Maria - South Beach - Home Buying - 9 answers

Scott Pierce answered:

Read my blog entry on the subject here: http://www.realtown.com/sfcahomes/blog/the-home-buying-proce…

For new construction, a home inspection can help you learn the important components and systems of your building, your unit, etc. It may also catch stuff that you should know about, but that may not be 'wrong' or 'bad' necessarily.

If you can not afford the $500 or so for it, then maybe you should not be buying the condominium in the first place. - Sun Apr 13 2008, 08:43

First time buyer. I am looking to buy a 1-bedroom condo in South Beach, SF.

Asked Sat Mar 29 2008, 22:23 by CB - South Beach - Home Buying - 8 answers

Scott Pierce answered:

You can ask for anything you want, but it should be reasonable and approached appropriately.

That is a perfect question to ask your Realtor, who hopefully has experience in negotiating good deals for their clients! This is but one reason why Realtors are worth their money. - Sun Mar 30 2008, 08:12

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