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Blayne Pacelli is a California native who grew up in Malibu and then moved to Calabasas for High School. After graduating from Calabasas High he went to junior college at Pierce. He graduated with an Associates Degree getting ready for his major, Hotel/Restaurant Management. At the University of Las Vegas he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts with a minor in Marketing. After Managing Restaurants for many years Blayne decided to forgo the Restaurant business and get into Real Estate. While working with sellers he helps them get the house ready to get the most money possible. While working with buyers he finds the best house and negotiates the best price.
"I have been selling Real Estate in The San Fernando Valley for many years.Though I have sold alot of properties in Encino,Lake Balboa,Reseda,Tarzana,Woodland Hills,Calabasas I specialize east of the 405 including Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Valley Village, Toluca Lake,Valley Glen and North Hollywood".
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It is extremely hard to get pre-foreclosure. Trying to get the owners of pre-foreclosed houses to sell is not as easy as it sounds.It is much better to wait until the house gets foreclosed on and the bank takes back the property. As far as offering 70-80 cents on the dollar for REO or listed homes really depends on the motivation of the seller. Yes, banks are sellers also. Some banks have lots of inventory(homes) and some don't. It is very important to find out how motivated the banks is. Some sellers are extremely motivated to sell and will take less than what the house is worth. You need a good agent to help you find out! - Thu Jan 31 2008, 21:08
It's more important to find a Real Estate professional that knows the in and outs of the contract. There are alot of coningencies, disclosures that need to be given at a reasonable time, HOA docs(if is a condo/townhouse) that need to be given to the buyer at a reasonable time. Our job is to protect you and help gudie you through one of the most important decisions and investments in your life. A good Realtor will be all you need! - Thu Jan 17 2008, 21:33
Manhattan Beach is a great area but it takes forever to get to Downtown or even Century City. There are so many good neighborhoods form Marina Del Rey, Santa Monica, Playa Del Rey, The Hollywood Hills, Studio City , Silverlake. Marina Del Rey, Play Del Rey and Santa Monica start at about 400k for a condo and 800k for a house. Studio City starts about 300K for a condo and 700k for a house. Hollywood Hills is also about 400K for a condo and 700K for a house. If you would like some emails of houses from these different areas please free to contact me at 310-383-6281, my name is Blayne Pacelli. - Thu Jan 17 2008, 21:11
First of all this is a bad time to buy. The prices are going to drop more and more. As long as the interest rates keep then you are going to make out. As far as your FICO, it's not bad but you need to work on it. I know someone that can help raise it above 700. If you must buy now then getting a home lease to buy is the best way to go. Unfortuneately the price is normally set on todays market and you will be buying at too high a price. I wiould be glad to put you on a prgram to get you the best price when you are ready. - Thu Jan 17 2008, 20:56
The price per square foot is $178 to $479. As far as is it a good neighborhood? That is all relative. What are you looking for? Granada Hills has more prestige but Mission Hills has more upside. - Fri Dec 21 2007, 21:45
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