Kellie Gore

Always take a look at the surrounding area before purchasing. Check on school ratings, research crime, and proximity to freeways, warehouses, and noisy areas such as airports. This will be very important for your investment in the future!

De-cluttering and removing family photos/personal items is the very first step in getting your home ready for the market. You really want to try to create a space where the new buyer can envision themselves living their lives with their families.

I have worked with many different clients, including those who are: Moving Up, Downsizing, Investing, Relocating, First Time Buyers, First Time Sellers, Probate Sales, Trust Sales, and so many more.

My favorite recent transaction went something like this: My clients hired an agent at first who was unable to sell their home, or secure their replacement home. After contacting me, I sold their home for even more than they had expected in less than two weeks. Within 1 month, they also closed on their dream home with me, which gave them ample space to expand their family, and a beautiful backyard for their toddler and puppy. They were so grateful, and were a pleasure to help!

I originally began as a Real Estate Assistant, and worked my way up to becoming a Transaction Coordinator. I also spent time working as a receptionist in a busy real estate office. I learned so many things about industry standards, customer service, marketing, laws, paperwork, and so much more. Then, finally decided that it was time for me to take all of my knowledge and get licensed!

Yes, I am certified by the California Association of Realtors in Luxury Marketing, as well as Trust & Probate Sales. Additionally, I am a licensed Loan Officer.