Real Estate
Buying real estate in Los Angeles.
Six insider tips.
As a Realtor, interior designer, developer and project manager who owns several investment properties in Los Angeles, you could say I have seen it all. Here are some of the tried and true tips I share with clients, and trust me, if we work together, I have many more. I love this business, and my best day professionally is when a client makes a wise investment in a property they love.
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Love it, but don’t fall in love with it.
Strong emotions often lead to overpaying and buyer’s remorse.
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Look at the foundation, the architecture and the placement on the lot.
These matter most, because they are the things you cannot change without razing the house.
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Under two thousand square feet, flow and proportion decide everything.
A well thought out floor plan will always make a space feel larger. A poorly designed home will feel smaller and will be difficult to furnish.
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Stay open to different architectural styles.
Your idea of a dream home may change depending on location, architecture, amenities and light exposure.
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See the property in daylight and again in the evening.
Light exposure is critical, and it is the one thing a photograph will never tell you.
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Buying a property is like a forced savings account.
Choose wisely, and your nest egg will grow.
JudsonRothschild@mac.com · 310 710 3160