Selling in Los Angeles

Sell your LA home with a Realtor — not a cash buyer.

Cash-buyer companies promise speed, then offer you 60–80% of what your home is actually worth. You deserve full market value, real representation, and a strategy built around your timeline — not theirs.

The honest comparison

What a cash offer actually costs you.

The cash-buyer route

  • • Offers typically 60–80% of market value
  • • Hidden "service fees" and repair deductions
  • • No buyer competition driving the price up
  • • Take-it-or-leave-it terms
  • • You're a transaction, not a client

Selling with Elizabeth

  • • Pricing strategy based on real LA comparables
  • • Professional staging and marketing guidance
  • • Multiple-offer scenarios when the market allows
  • • Negotiation on your terms, your timeline
  • • A licensed Realtor representing you — start to close

Recent representation

Real closings across Southern California.

Verified transactions sourced from my Zillow profile — including seller representation in Murrieta and buyer-side closings in Pasadena and Laguna Woods. Every client gets the same standard of care.

Seller represented

$498,000

Murrieta, CA · 4 bd · 3 ba · January 2025

Buyer represented

$1,989,750

Pasadena, CA · 5 bd · 3 ba · April 2026

Buyer represented

$335,000

Laguna Woods, CA · 2 bd · 2 ba · April 2025

How the process works

From first conversation to closing day.

  1. 01

    Personalized valuation

    I walk your home, study live comparables, and give you a real price range — not an automated Zestimate.

  2. 02

    Prep and positioning

    Targeted improvements, staging guidance, and a marketing plan built around your buyer profile.

  3. 03

    Launch and negotiate

    Professional listing, multi-channel exposure, and skilled negotiation to push your final price up.

  4. 04

    Smooth close

    I manage inspections, escrow, and every deadline so you can focus on what's next.

Common questions from LA sellers

Frequently asked.

Should I sell to a cash buyer like Opendoor or a 'we buy houses' company?

Only if speed matters more than money. Most cash-buyer offers in Los Angeles come in 15–35% below market value once their fees and 'repair credits' are deducted. A traditional listing with a Realtor almost always nets you more — even after commission.

How long does it take to sell a house in Los Angeles?

Well-priced LA homes typically go under contract in 2–6 weeks, with close roughly 30 days after that. The exact timeline depends on price point, neighborhood, and condition. I'll give you a realistic estimate during your valuation.

What does it cost to list with a Realtor?

Commission is negotiable and only paid at closing if the home sells. There are no upfront fees to work with me, and I'll walk you through every number before you sign anything.

Do I need to make repairs before listing?

Not always. Some upgrades return more than they cost, others don't. I'll tour your home and tell you honestly what's worth doing and what to skip.

Find out what your LA home is really worth.

No obligation. No automated guesses. A real conversation with a real Realtor.