Bob Waldron
Your Realtor for Service, Expertise and Results

1. Over thirty years of experience:  Bob knows the intricacies and details of selling and purchasing real estate.  There’s no substitute for experience.

2. Market knowledge:  Bob knows the value of your property and how market conditions affect your property based on his extensive knowledge and experience.

3. Honesty and integrity:  Bob will always tell you the truth.

4. Comprehensive service:  Bob will manage all of the details and guide you expertly through the entire process.

5. The art of negotiating:  Bob has honed and mastered his negotiating skills to obtain the best possible price and terms for you.

6. Constant communication:  Bob will keep you completely informed of all you need to know on a consistent basis, both verbally and in writing, from the beginning of the transaction to the close.

7. Networking and professional relationships: Bob knows the value of having positive interaction and maintaining relationships with other agents and real estate-related professionals.

8. Enthusiasm:  Bob has an enthusiastic and positive approach in work and life.

9. Teamwork:  Bob has a professional and well-trained team of three licensed real estate agents to help administer and streamline your transaction.

10. Listening skills:  Bob knows the importance of listening to you and putting your needs first.

11. Staging skills:  Bob has extensive experience in preparing homes for sale so that they shine and create an impressive presentation to buyers.

12. Accomplishments:  Bob is a consistent leader in real estate year after year and is constantly updating and increasing his skills and knowledge.  Bob is the top-producing agent in his office every year since 1982.  He is also in the top 50 Coldwell Banker agents in the Los Angeles area and the top 100 agents in Southern California and a member of the Society of Excellence, the highest honor for Coldwell Banker agents.

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