Real Estate Agents in Burlingame, CA

Do you know what neighborhoods you are looking at? Ideally you will have a real stir that knows that area.

We used Berni Bishop Pirollo and thought she was good for first time home buyers in our price range. Before talking to a real estate agent, I heavily heavily suggest you take a homebuyer's workshop that walks you through the process, talks about details and answers questions from someone who isn't financially or otherwise involved in your transaction (i.e no bank led or real estate company led seminars/workshops). [NeighborWorks](https://www.neighborworkswpa.org/) has a good program and [here's a list of all the HUD approved homebuyer workshops](https://apps.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/hcs.cfm?&webListAction=search&searchstate=PA). If it's overwhelming now, it'll be even moreso when you're shopping, making offers, negotiating and closing, so get some education upfront. Also - interview multiple real estate agents. Make 20-30 minute appointments in-person and let them know what you're looking for, your price range/neighborhoods/etc. It takes a little more leg work, but remember these folks are the ones going to bat for you against other agents, sellers, and the other parties involved (lender, title transfer co, home inspector). Don't sign a contract or any sort of agreement until you've gone on a few house visits and feel comfortable working with them. Ask them for info about their recent transactions - are they in places near where you want to live? Same type of properties and price range? What are they like interacting with you - are they asking questions? Are they able to explain the process in a way that makes sense to you? And ask them to send you some initial listings based on your convo to see if they really understood what you were asking for. We had a realtor send us listings for condos in Mt Lebanon when we were looking for houses in and around the city and specified "not the south hills", other realtors who were nice but their recent sales were higher end and they probably weren't going to be that interested in us.

Cindy Hughes with Coldwell Banker was great to work with from what I heard! She helped some older family members of mine sell their house and find a better place to live, as they were getting to the point they could no longer live in it alone. It was a very fast and smooth process. 10/10, I highly recommend giving her a call! https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/pa/murrysville/agent/cindy-hughes/aid_200341/

Mona Williams of Your Town Realty has been an absolute goddess. She's so smart and insightful, and we couldn't be happier. She helped us get our house below asking price, which is pretty difficult in this market. She's been an incredible advocate for us, even getting the inspection company to go back and re-check the roof, which was covered in snow the day we had our inspection.

I smoke cigars with [this guy](https://robdutcherteam.selecthomefinder.com/) hes been doing a lot of business. nice kid and he works hard.

Just don't go with Coldwell. A bunch of no talent ass clowns unless they've cleaned shop in the past several years. Also buyers don't really need be realtors. You can find a place on your own and the sellers agent won't have to split. you're just on your own for negotiations which is ok because agents no are more interested in closing a sale than getting the best price, especially if they split commission

Kevin Brown, praedium realty. They only represent buyers so no dual loyalties.

Christa Ross at ReMax is great. She was a good communicator and I felt she looked after my best interests although I wasn't buying an expensive home.

I used Julie and Ted Block: [http://www.blocksintheburgh.com/](http://www.blocksintheburgh.com/) Super personable, know the business well, and made my first time home-buying experience as stress free as possible! Also -- they didn't show me any properties above my upper limit.

Justin Cummings was great to work with, I was a first time home buyer and he made the process seamless and I got a great deal and he advocated for me every step of the way.

Cowden Creek

We just closed on our first house after working with Sara Minshull from Redfin. Low pressure experience, very attentive, and she was more than happy to walk us through the entire process. I'm happy that we didn't go with a traditional real estate service. Small nitpick but something I learned for the first time recently -- only agents who work with and are licensed by Realtor.com are "realtors". Everyone else is a "real estate agent".

[Justin Francart](https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/pa/pittsburgh/agent/justin-francart/aid_170460/) sold my house and he was awesome. He took the time to find a family that wanted the property and that I would be comfortable selling it to.

Big fan of Rachel Mulholland, can't say enough good things about her [Rachel Mulholland](https://www.thepreferredrealty.com/real-estate-agent/2243165/rachel-mulholland/details/)

A great client of mine Andree Benson Coldwell Banker SM. She is my client here in Tahoe 530.558.6897

Mike Robles or Gina Haggerty....both with Coldwell . Gina sold our house in Pacifica.

Hey Lisa, Look up Mike Rosa out San Mateo Re Max.....Congrats to you and your Family......

Pam Long. She's my neighbor. Awesome lady.

The Dan Lyons Team w/ Keller Williams Realty in Burlingame. http://www.danlyonsrealtor.com/buyers_page.shtml

Mike Hirner. He's On My Facebook. Contact Him Or I Can Put You In Contact With Him.

Anita Hunter. I sent you her number.

Maribel Perez please PM their email address or better yet, Sylvia, please have your Husband call me ASAP. 510-517-6063

Hi Greg, I left a voice mail. You can call me at 4083163445 thanks