Stewart Penn

"LA Condos"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Penn Properties
Location:	West Hollywood
Web sites:	Condo Specialist
Phone:	(310) 866-1818

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Welcome to PENN PROPERTIES - An Independent Real Estate Brokerage

STEWART PENN - West Hollywood's Condo Specilaist

When you choose to be represented by Stewart Penn of Penn Properties, you are assured of an unparalleled committment to the very highest levels of service in the Real Estate Industry.

Stewart is a multi-million dollar producer specializing in the sale, purchase and exchange of fine residences and income properties in West Hollywood and the greater Los Angeles area.

He is a highly skilled and astute negotiator - who together with his his exceptional attention to detail and innovative marketing strategies - achieves outstanding results for his many repeat clients. Both Buyers and Sellers are able to rely on Stewart to facilitate an enjoyable and stress-free Real Estate transaction.

Whether you're considering buying or selling you owe it to yourself to discover the Real Estate Services of Penn Properties. Call (310) 866-1818 or e-mail stewart@pennpropertiesla.com

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What can be done to promote a home in a time of inventory surplus?

Asked Fri May 9 2008, 17:51 by D&r - 98030 - Home Selling - 23 answers

Stewart Penn answered:

Open Houses work.
Your agent seems to be lacking tenacity & perseverance.

You need ONE BUYER for your house - Why exclude Open Houses from a comprehensive marketing strategy?

Many neighbors tell their friends about what they've seen and one of these people might be the right buyer you're looking for.

Good Luck! - Mon May 12 2008, 08:07

How can I get out of listing my home? I wanted to sell my home but I was a little hesitant. I listed it

Asked Mon May 12 2008, 07:04 by Ali - Miami - Home Selling - 10 answers

Stewart Penn answered:

I recommend you explain the situation to the Listing Agent.

It appears that your agent has not spent much time or money marketing the property yet - so either discuss cancelling the Listing, or "suspend" it for a period until your circumstances change, at which time the Listing may resume with that Listing Agent (provided of course, you are happy to continue working with that agent). - Mon May 12 2008, 08:00

Is it common for the buyer to change during escrow? If so, what forms are needed?

Asked Tue May 6 2008, 07:24 by David - Los Angeles - Home Selling - 8 answers

Stewart Penn answered:

An Investment Group usually submits an offer in the name of one person "and/or assignee" to provide for name changes. - Wed May 7 2008, 12:35

In my experience the "buyer's name" has changed because the original purchaser on the contract could not qualify for the loan required.
It is extremely important that your Escrow Officer have a document signed regarding the good faith deposit paid into escrow.
You need confirmation that whatever deposit is being held in escrow actually belongs to the person buying the property. - Wed May 7 2008, 11:44

do you recommend the hollywood area for a first time home buyer?

Asked Fri Jul 13 2007, 23:38 by LoveTheSun - West Hollywood - General Area - 6 answers

Stewart Penn answered:

In my opinion, Hollywood is an excellent area for first-time home-buyers where there is an excellent choice of condos ranging from the late $300,000's to over $1.5 Million.
There is lots of new construction and refurbishment going on which can only enhance property values in the medium to long term.

West Hollywood (an incorporated City) is well known as being a "gay village" and is an exciting and vibrant city to live in. It is generally more expensive than Hollywood with a great choice of condo buildings as well as single family homes. - Wed May 7 2008, 10:46

what is the average price per square foot in west hollywood?

Asked Mon May 5 2008, 20:13 by Jessica - 90069 - Home Buying - 4 answers

Stewart Penn answered:

The price per sq ft depends on which part of West Hollywood you're looking at, as well as the condition and finishes of the particular condo. The calibre of the building also determines the price per sq foot.
Please let me know the buildings you're considering and I can give you a more accurate number. - Wed May 7 2008, 10:12

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