Sally Rosenman

"SMART...SAVVY....THE RIGHT REALTOR FOR YOU!"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Hill & Co Real Estate
Location:	San Francisco
Web sites:	http://www.sallyrosenman.com
Phone:	(415) 640-0028

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SMART....SAVVY.....THE RIGHT REALTOR FOR YOU!

Sally Rosenman loves putting people and property together. Her commitment to excellence has been her trademark for the past 18 years as a real estate professional ready to deliver. She is a Top Producer at Hill & Co., a prestigious real estate firm with 3 office in San Francisco and one in Marin.

Sally is often praised for her ability to add a reassuring touch to a sometimes stressful transaction. She places a high priority on listening to her clients, and has the confidence to do what it takes to fulfill their individual real estate needs. Sally is a skilled negotiator and her open communication immediately puts buyers and sellers at ease.

Personable style and first-hand knowledge of San Francisco as a life-long resident set her apart from the rest. When you need the expertise of a high-energy, knowledgeable professional call Sally. You'll appreciate the difference.

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Is investing in a unit in Grand Soma Condos a good investment?

Asked Sun Nov 9 2008, 19:19 by Isabel - San Francisco - Home Buying - 7 answers

Sally Rosenman answered:

Dear Isabel,

Lots of good and interesting answers. I think the answer is yes if you are planning to live there for 5-7 years minimum or plan to rent the unit if you live there a shorter period of time. The area is being gentrified slowly but surely and it is always good to get in at the "bottom."

Be sure to ask for many different credits in the way of price, upgrades, storage and HOA dues. Remember HOA dues are not tax-deductible so other types of credits are better for you. If you feel you would be better off, take a realtor to negotiate for you.

Good luck,
Sally - Tue Nov 11 2008, 11:15

How safe is the area between 7th and 8th street on mission? Specifically at night and the crime rate.

Asked Sun Nov 9 2008, 19:09 by Isabel - San Francisco - Crime & Safety - 4 answers

Sally Rosenman answered:

Dear Isabel,

Bill is correct. Please go to http://www.sfgov.org and check out the police website. They have crime stats that are updated constantly. You can also access the police website directly from my website under Resources/Links.

Good luck,
Sally - Sun Nov 9 2008, 23:48

We're a Manhattan (New York) firm looking to partner with some Bay Area brokers who may have clients

Asked Sat Nov 8 2008, 18:53 by Dynamaxrealt… - San Francisco - Agent2Agent - 3 answers

Sally Rosenman answered:

Dear Wei Min,

We would be happy to talk with you. You can learn about me on my website http://www.sallyrosenman.com. We do all types of Residential real estate, relocations and commercial lofts.

Cheers,

Sally Rosenman
Hill & Co. Real Estate
415-321-4222 Office Direct
415-202-2484 Efax
srosenman@hill-co.com http://www.sallyrosenman.com - Sun Nov 9 2008, 13:19

Can you negotiate for the seller to pay for inspection?

Asked Sat Nov 8 2008, 20:10 by Michael Roth - San Francisco - Home Buying - 12 answers

Sally Rosenman answered:

Dear Michael,
I agree with JR. You can ask, but more than likely the bank will say no. If the home was on the market with an agent prior to foreclosure, inspections might have been done already. And, if the inspectors are well-known & licensed, you would not need to conduct your own inspections. If you decide to back out, it is doubtful that you will get a refund for the inspection. Be sure to back out with a short sentence saying you disapprove of the inspection. Do not go into detail and do it within the time frame alloted on the contract.
Good luck,
Sally - Sun Nov 9 2008, 13:15

We have a two unit building in Soma area with protected tenants

Asked Wed Nov 5 2008, 15:53 by Partscounter - San Francisco - Home Selling - 4 answers

Sally Rosenman answered:

Dear Partscounter,

Your best bet is to buy them out first, if you can. No one wants to buy a unit, home or income property with protected tenants. You might have some luck if they are paying market rate rents.

Cheers,

Sally - Wed Nov 5 2008, 16:53

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