Keith Mitchell

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	goRealEstateAgents.com
Location:	San Francisco
Phone:	(800) 716-8896

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Keith B. Mitchell, Broker
REALTOR- Specializing in San Francisco and the Greater Bay Area.

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How many Australians invest in property in the States?

Asked Wed Feb 20 2008, 02:07 by Wayne Auld - San Francisco - Agent2Agent - 8 answers

Keith Mitchell answered:

If you put down at least 50% on your average investment property to make it float that works here... And can be a great investment especially if you buy a studio / one bedroom building near one of the many universities /campuses around town. You get turn over and these type of buildings seem to have very low vacancy factor if managed properly. But then again 7 x 7 square mile you are always near a university.

And this is a great place to vacation.

Buy while the dollar is down…

Good luck

SF MLS Search Multifamily 2-4 Units:
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and search 5+ units below web reference: - Mon Sep 8 2008, 00:54

I am thinking of putting my noe valley TIC on the market discreetly without open houses, etc.?

Asked Sat Sep 6 2008, 21:13 by Vincent - 94131 - Home Selling - 13 answers

Keith Mitchell answered:

Market Broker / Agent E-mail list / no sign / Realtor .com and the following syndications should be a good test:

Real Estate For Sale Network
Google Base
Trulia
Zillow
Homescape
Live Deal
Hot Pads

City Cribs
Prop Smart
Oodle
Gumiyo

Luxury Homes
Front Door
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Asked Sun Sep 7 2008, 22:51 by Monica Goyal - San Francisco - Quality of Life - 3 answers

Keith Mitchell answered:

With water you have mold and that's what it sounds like they have... First I would talk with S.F. Rent Board and get some free advice: Phone Counseling Number 415 252-4602 9 AM - NOON and 1 - 4 PM on work days (Monday through Friday, except holidays)

Secondly I would personally talk with the owner and mention the mold issue / health issues and try and work something out. I would ask that he/she fix the leak and replace the carpets since they have basically been wet for three weeks and are ruined or release me from the contract. Mold lawsuits can cost a fortune. After that I would talk with an attorney.

Good luck....
Keith - Mon Sep 8 2008, 00:00

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