selling-your-land Archives | Jennifer Buys Houses

What Documents Do You Need To Sell Your Land in Los Angeles?

January 24, 2019

Do you know about the documents you need to sell your land in Los Angeles? We can help you make sure you have everything you need before selling your property. Learn more about what you will need in our latest post! Selling land might seem more simple than selling a house, however, there are some documents … Continued

How Selling Land Is Different Than Selling A Los Angeles House

January 17, 2019

Selling land is much different than selling a house. There are some fundamental key differences you should be aware of before putting it up for sale. In our latest post, we will let you know how to prepare the land, how to market it and what you should be aware of. Do you have land … Continued

The Best Way To Sell Land In Los Angeles

January 10, 2019

You might think selling land is simple, however, the process can be much more difficult than selling a house. If you have a Los Angeles lot you would like to sell, check out our latest post to learn more about the best way to sell land in Los Angeles! Do you own land in the Los … Continued

How To Sell Your Lot or Land In Los Angeles

January 3, 2019

Curious about the best way to sell your lot in Los Angeles? We are here to help you! We can help you turn your vacant land into cash today! Learn more about how to sell your lot or land in Los Angeles in our latest blog post! Selling land is a lot different than selling … Continued

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Jennifer Buys Houses
“Working with her was pleasant and a good experience.”

“My home buying experience with The Shenbaum Group has been exceptionally good. I represented myself with no agent. She and her team willingly showed me the house multiple times to make sure our family really liked the house before we made an offer. My initial offer was an email offer. Jennifer accepted the offer with a condition that I cross qualify with her mortgage agent. The mortgage agent was also exceptionally good and accepted a credit report that I had taken a day before to check my credit history. I wanted minimum hard inquiries as possible in my credit report and did not want her mortgage agent to run my credit report. Once cross qualified by her mortgage agent with credit report and salary slips, Jennifer wrote me a formal offer using California real estate forms (Zipforms is the software, if you want to make it yourself). I validated the offer with offer that I had while buying an earlier home and went ahead and signed it with 10K as an earnest deposit.

Now with a signed offer, Jennifer opened an escrow with Peninsular Escrow, a reasonable charging escrow office. I considered her mortgage agent, but shopped around and felt Wells Fargo was better for me on that particular day. The mortgage banks these days give a real run for their money and luckily for me, I had all paperwork and got it over in 2 days. Wells Fargo then initiated the appraisal process and it took a couple of days for the appraisal and appraisal report. During this process, Jennifer and her team were always co-operative and was ready to keep the house open for appraisal any time. The appraisal was completed within a week and the house appraised to my offer price. But since the house was bought and sold within last 12 months, Wells Fargo ordered a second appraisal. In the meantime, I wanted to wait for the second appraisal and be sure the home appraised to my offer price and then go for home inspection. But since time was running out, I decided to go with the home inspection and roof inspection before I knew the results of the second appraisal.

I requested Jennifer for a scanned blank C.A.R form RR (Request for Repair) which she readily emailed me. I formally made a word document with all the repairs that I needed and converted to a pdf document (pdf are non-editable documents) and forwarded to Jennifer through email along with updated C.A.R form RR. Jennifer accepted all the repairs and did each and everything that I asked for. In fact, I had missed chimney door in form RR and request her to do orally. She compiled gracefully. Most of the repairs had been completed before the close of escrow and she gave me a proof of invoice copy for each of the fix. The only 2 things that were done after the close of escrow were an electrical repair and fumigation and those were mutually accepted before the close of escrow.

For a week after escrow, she had her gardener take care of my garden and graciously allowed me to keep Gas, Electricity, Water & trash for a week until I moved in and transferred to my name. Working with her was pleasant and a good experience.”

Gopal B., Torrance, CA