Marketing and Sales of high-end residential land and estates is the specialization and focus of Citrin's business model, coupled with concierge style relationships with those with whom he works. Citrin is responsible for and sought after to custom design, stage and create marketing materials to facilitate the sales of homes throughout the Amazing San Diego County area, with his office being centralized in Rancho Santa Fe.
Part of the benefits for the customers who work with Citrin is that he is dedicated to advising property owners on how to best maximize and manage their estates' potential, and take them through to the next level with their landscapes and strategic upgrades with interior design. He has represented me in all of my homes - both sales and purchases, and he has also represented my family, friends and colleagues.
Michael is exceptionally knowledgeable with regards to all areas of real estate, including related ancillary industries and I fully trust him.
Part of the benefits for the customers who work with Citrin is that he is dedicated to advising property owners on how to best maximize and manage their estates' potential, and take them through to the next level with their landscapes and strategic upgrades with interior design. He has represented me in all of my homes - both sales and purchases, and he has also represented my family, friends and colleagues.
Michael is exceptionally knowledgeable with regards to all areas of real estate, including related ancillary industries and I fully trust him.
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We worked with Michael on the sale of one home and purchase of another concurrently and were awed by how smoothly the transactions went.
He is incredibly well-organized, an exceptional marketer, and a truly remarkable negotiator.
He was quite an innovator in regard to his efforts.
We continue to recommend him to others, knowing that they will find him highly professional as well as a true pleasure with whom to work.
He has represented me in all of my homes - both sales and purchases, and he has also represented my family, friends, and colleagues.
He is incredibly well-organized, an exceptional marketer, and a truly remarkable negotiator.
He was quite an innovator in regard to his efforts.
We continue to recommend him to others, knowing that they will find him highly professional as well as a true pleasure with whom to work.
He has represented me in all of my homes - both sales and purchases, and he has also represented my family, friends, and colleagues.
He has represented me in all of my homes - both sales and purchases, and he has also represented my family, friends and colleagues.
Michael is exceptionally knowledgeable with regards to all areas of real estate, including related ancillary industries and I fully trust him.
He is a trusted advisor and now a dear friend.
This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
You should rely on this information only to decide whether or not to further investigate a particular property.
BEFORE MAKING ANY OTHER DECISION, YOU SHOULD PERSONALLY INVESTIGATE THE FACTS e.g.
Michael is exceptionally knowledgeable with regards to all areas of real estate, including related ancillary industries and I fully trust him.
He is a trusted advisor and now a dear friend.
This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
You should rely on this information only to decide whether or not to further investigate a particular property.
BEFORE MAKING ANY OTHER DECISION, YOU SHOULD PERSONALLY INVESTIGATE THE FACTS e.g.
You have the home, it is furnished with years of acquiring "things" and heirlooms.
What will you take with you to your next home, a smaller home?
Storage or not?
Why? Garage needs: maybe a larger garage could help your future purchase sacrificing square footage.
How many bedrooms do you need versus do you want?
Have you thought about combo rooms like an office with Murphy Beds?
Before you even think of moving you need to think in three categories 1) Keep, 2) Donate, 3) Throw away/Recycle.
He has represented me in all of my homes - both sales and purchases, and he has also represented my family, friends and colleagues.
What will you take with you to your next home, a smaller home?
Storage or not?
Why? Garage needs: maybe a larger garage could help your future purchase sacrificing square footage.
How many bedrooms do you need versus do you want?
Have you thought about combo rooms like an office with Murphy Beds?
Before you even think of moving you need to think in three categories 1) Keep, 2) Donate, 3) Throw away/Recycle.
He has represented me in all of my homes - both sales and purchases, and he has also represented my family, friends and colleagues.
Most investors think about when to buy and also when to sell.
The homebuyer is an investor and should make a mental forecast of how long this investment should serve for and is it part of a bigger picture strategy or, perhaps you plan to finish your sweet days in this home and will it to someone.
We should talk about it and in the least, you should follow your purchase with a personal will that identifies your wishes and eliminates any future heartache for those still around.
The process is not a hard one.
The homebuyer is an investor and should make a mental forecast of how long this investment should serve for and is it part of a bigger picture strategy or, perhaps you plan to finish your sweet days in this home and will it to someone.
We should talk about it and in the least, you should follow your purchase with a personal will that identifies your wishes and eliminates any future heartache for those still around.
The process is not a hard one.
You own a home and now you want a bigger/different one.
How do you make it happen?
How do you make the choices about where you relocate, what more you want?
Now that you have a home and yard, what would you want different in the next property?
What do you want to replicate?
Let's walk through your home together and have a conversation about future goals.
Should you get a "bridge" loan ( a loan that ties your old and new property together and often has extra fees )?
Is the seller of a home you may have an interest in interested in financing a portion of it via their equity?
How do you make it happen?
How do you make the choices about where you relocate, what more you want?
Now that you have a home and yard, what would you want different in the next property?
What do you want to replicate?
Let's walk through your home together and have a conversation about future goals.
Should you get a "bridge" loan ( a loan that ties your old and new property together and often has extra fees )?
Is the seller of a home you may have an interest in interested in financing a portion of it via their equity?
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