Rancho Santa Fe

Real Estate, Inc.

&  E A S T E R L I N G   E S T A T E S

 

Rancho Santa Fe Real Estate, Inc.

Rancho Santa Fe Real Estate, Inc. is the leading real estate brokerage serving Sellers and Buyers in the Covenant, Fairbanks Ranch and other areas of Rancho Santa Fe, California with Fortune 100 Ad-Agency-quality marketing and internet optimization/exposure. Did you know the average home Seller in Rancho Santa Fe pays $150,000 to $300,000 in real estate commissions to sell their home? Frankly, we think that is absurd and makes no business sense for Sellers who have worked hard to live in the Ranch and build wealth, which is why we formed Rancho Santa Fe Real Estate, Inc. We provide Sellers a lower commission and over 25 years experience in home marketing and Agency-developed best-of-breed creativity.


When you list or buy through our brokerage, you will deal with the owners of the company, and we can even be present for every showing, if desired, for maximum security and privacy. And after the sale, whether in a year or ten years, we can share the Seller-paid commission on your next home or investment purchase, saving you tens of thousands more. We want to by your brokerage for life, and will work hard to exceed your expectations. 

 

 

SELLERS: Please don't pay 6% or even 5% to sell your home. Our average transaction in the Rancho Santa Fe saves the home seller $30,000 to $60,000 on the Listing side. And if we represent the Buyer too, the savings can double. Yet will get Fortune 500/Ad Agency quality marketing/collaterals and state-of-the-art internet exposure, including video and search engine optimization/SEO. And your home will go on the MLS for exposure to thousands of agents and websites.

 

BUYERS: Want some extra money for your down payment and escrow costs? Earn a large credit in escrow when we respresent your offer on a Rancho Santa Fe or Fairbanks Ranch residential home. Email us for details on our Buyer representation program. Tell us what you are looking for. You will get immediate alerts on all homes matching the criteria you set. And we won't pressure you or even contact you; just tell us when something catches your eye.

 

If you've ever dealt with the large franchise brokerages such as Century 21, Prudential California Real Estate, Coldwell Banker, Re/Max, Realty Executives or Keller Williams, you've probably noticed that they all usually quote the same exact fee, either 5% or 6% to sell your home...and if you are a buyer seeking to obtain a portion of the seller-paid commission, it just never or rarely happens.


We have a perfect/clean r
ecord with the Department of Real Estate (DRE) and use special care to process your transaction properly, to help protect you during and after the sale. We use Department of Real Estate and Realtor® Association approved forms, contracts and disclosure documents and we scrutinize every one of them. This is absolutely essential in today's environment, and we take the myriad of transaction and legal documents very seriously, whether you are selling or buying. We use the San Diego County (Sandicor) and other Southern California Multiple Listing Services, so your home will be exposed to thousands of agents and brokers, and appear on Realtor.com, Yahoo and dozens of other sites.

 

And since we have Fortune 500 marketing and internet experience, we will market your property with professional "ad agency quality" materials and internet methods. In short, we are experts in marketing and internet use, and can apply these skills toward your transaction.


Whether you are buying or selling, we will provide excellent service...while saving you money on your Rancho Santa Fe home sale or purchase. Thank you for considering us, and good luck with your transaction.

 

Please contact us today for a no pressure consultation, or simply to sign up for automated homes available information. Send email


 

Rancho Santa Fe Real Estate, Inc.

www.ranchosantafeinc.com


La Costa Oaks

         

CA DRE Lic.#01407475


 

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