Claudia Lee
Buying in San Francisco is competitive and overwhelming, and the stakes are real. It's the morning light you'll wake up to, the walk you'll take a thousand times, the front door that starts to feel like yours, and the number that has to make sense on paper before it can make sense anywhere else. Selling means handing a place full of your memories to whoever comes next, and trusting someone to find the right next stewards for it. I don't take either lightly. You get my full attention, honest numbers, and a steady hand through every step. It's an honor to be the one walking beside you, and I treat it like one.
Find the place that feels right.
Pre-approval, broker tours, and what "over asking" actually means here. The free guide covers the whole timeline.
Buyer's guide
Prep that moves the needle vs. money you'll never see again, and how pricing really works in this market.
Seller's guide
Plug in your real numbers. Rent vs. own, side by side, down to what's left to live on. That's the number that matters.
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I grew up helping my grandma manage her East Bay rentals, hit an 815 credit score before 24, and competed on the US national karate team three times (calm under pressure is a real skill in a multiple-offer situation). I'd rather you understand your numbers than sign anything fast.
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The San Francisco Insider
Market context without the panic, neighborhood intel Zillow doesn't have, and the money stuff nobody walks you through.
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