Photos from Tiffany Wilson - Green Real Estate, First Time Home Buyers & Investors
Fresh, locally grown, organic vegetables at the Manhattan Beach Farmer's Market.Located in: Manhattan Beach, CA
If your rent is going up or it is time to renew your lease, you may want to think about firing your landlord and hiring yourself!
As a homeowner, you could:
* Build equity in your new home
* Invest in your future
* Receive tax benefits
* Maintain a stable monthly payment
* Take pride in YOUR home
At this free seminar, learn how buying a home could be easier and more affordable than you may imagine. Take advantage of low rates, increased loan limits, and the best buyer's market since the early nineties!
Join us for a brief evening of education and snacks, and learn about the unique opportunities available to first time homebuyers.
Wednesday, September 10 | 7-9pm | 1050 Duncan Ave., Suite C, Manhattan Beach, CA
Presented by Tiffany Wilson of Shorewood Realtors and James Kay of Countrywide.
Please RSVP to Tiffany Wilson at tiffany.wilson@shorewood.com or call 310-503-0557.
BONUS!* Receive a $500 certificate towards loan closing costs just for stopping in!
BONUS!* Receive an additional $1000 credit from Shorewood just for stopping in!
*Some restrictions apply.
A great family fun event with all of the proceeds going to benefit the Wiseburn Neighborhood Watch.
Who: Residents of Wiseburn and local vendors that serve the area
When: Saturday, August 23, 2008 from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Where: South La Cienega Blvd., between 138th Street and 137th Place in the Wiseburn neighborhood
Come on out and get to know your neighbors and get some information on the Watch program.
Food items including hot dogs, ice cream, and baked goods available for purchase.
There will also be a raffle and free moon bouncers for the kids!
For more information, or to make donations of time, money, raffle items, or a baked good, please contact Janine Gertsch by email at jgertsch@yahoo.com.
Monday, August 8 - the news is positive... The community of Wiseburn is getting their own park! The decision was just made by Los Angeles county leaders and shared with the ecstatic community. With the Wiseburn Neighborhood Watch being one of the parties instrumental in the move towards getting this park, the timing is excellent as their fundraiser event is being held this upcoming weekend - August 23rd.
Right now final details are in the works, with the expectation of a schedule and some timelines to follow shortly. Stay tuned for more details as they come!
Curious to see what the park looks like? Send me an email and I will get you a PDF artist's rendering of the Wiseburn Park design.
Attention residents of the communities of Wiseburn, Holly Glen & Del Aire! LA County Parks & Rec are holding a meeting to discuss the future of the old water tower lot on 133rd Street in the Wiseburn area.
Since the water tower was dismantled years ago, the lot has remained walled up and unused. A movement has begun by many members in the community to convert this lot from being unsightly and unused, to a lush greenspace for all members of the community to enjoy.
Be sure to come out to this community meeting to get an update on what's happening at the old 133rd Street water tower lot, and voice your opinion.
WHEN: June 11, 2008 at 6:30 pm
WHERE: Del Aire Community Center (12601 Isis Avenue, Hawthorne, CA)
WHO: All members of the communities
MORE INFO: Contact Joe Mendoza of LA County Parks & Rec at joemendoza@parks.lacounty.gov
NOTE: If anyone has any pictures of the old water tower, please email them to me!
Tiffany D. Wilson has lived in the South Bay of Los Angeles County for almost 10 years. She and her family enjoy the safe and rich family features that the beach communities of the South Bay have to offer, including a close and neighborly community. Also, having experienced an out-of-country move to California over 10 years ago, she is perfectly positioned to assist foreign buyers in their search for real estate in the South Bay and additional surrounding communities of Los Angeles and Orange County. Tiffany can be reached directly at 310-503-0557 or tiffany.wilson@shorewood.com.
Every Tuesday between 12 and 4 pm, locals in the beach city of Manhattan Beach converge at 13th Street between Valley Drive and Morningside Drive, for the Manhattan Beach Farmers Market.
The Manhattan Beach Farmers Market features vendors with a wide variety of products:
And for the little ones, there is an musical entertainer to keep them occupied and safe from boredom, while their parents do their shopping.
Many young families with kids make the Manhattan Beach Farmers Market a weekly event. Local workers from nearby offices also make a stop here for a scrumptious, impromptu picnic (how do pita chips, hummus, dolmads, and fresh squeezed juice sound?).
The popularity of the Manhattan Beach Farmers Market will ensure its longevity.
Fresh baked goods, ranging from breads to cakes to cookies to pies.
Yummy seafood for your evening grill.
Fresh cut flowers.
Herbs for your garden.
Fresh squeezed juices and freshly made papusas.
Gourmet desserts you can pass off as your own!
Tiffany D. Wilson has lived in the South Bay of Los Angeles County for almost 10 years. She and her family enjoy the safe and rich family features that the beach communities of the South Bay have to offer, including a close and neighborly community. Also, having experienced an out-of-country move to California over 10 years ago, she is perfectly positioned to assist foreign buyers in their search for real estate in the South Bay and additional surrounding communities of Los Angeles and Orange County. Tiffany can be reached directly at 310-503-0557 or tiffany.wilson@shorewood.com.
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Do you want to hear about me, or what I can do for YOU? How about a Realtor who keeps in touch with the changing market, so she can adapt to best serve her clients. Competency, knowledge, and service.
I LOVE real estate, and I appear to have an affinity for it. I began investing in real estate in 1999 and have learned a lot along the way and bought some great homes. I have enjoyed this experience immensely, and I find that it helps me greatly when serving my clients.
But it's not just about real estate - it's about the people I work with: my current & future clients, financial professionals, title and escrow, insurance professionals, my peers, and all others involved. Real estate is serious business, but that still doesn't mean we can't have fun with it, does it?
Some people think I am crazy for being in a career in real estate with the way the current state of the housing and finance industry. But, I have always walked to the beat of my own drum. My primary motivator for working in real estate is not financially driven, but because it is something I truly enjoy. I am up for all of the challenges, looking at them as opportunities to grow and learn, not pitfalls. This is no fairweather real estate agent, my friend!
I think it is important to have a mantra - a slogan - which tells people what you are all about. I think I have found one for myself which is simple and succinct:
Responsible Real Estate
Of course I want to act in a responsible manner in all my real estate dealings, but I want to go further than that:
I specialize in the South Bay, beach and surrounding cities of Culver City, El Segundo, Gardena, Hawthorne, Hermosa Beach, Lawndale, Lomita, Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes Peninsula, Redondo Beach, Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills, and Torrance.
I also specialize in Real Estate Investing and Green Real Estate.
Who are my clients?
Buyers and sellers who are:
I intend on serving ALL of my clients at a minimum in the following manners:
Individuals and families selling or relocating to or within the South Bay
I have lived, worked, and played in the South Bay for almost 10 years now - and counting! I have driven the streets to and from work, my family and I have frequented the beaches, we have dined all over (shout out to Wahoos Fish Taco in Manhattan Beach, the BEST restaurant in the whole world), shopped here, and enjoyed this wonderful area that I made into home after relocating from the cold, northern regions of Canada.
Buyers:
Sellers:
Real Estate Investors & Foreign Buyers
I am a real estate investor myself, and I always look at every piece of real estate with an investor's eyes. I am also a foreigner, having made a large move from Canada to Southern California over 10 years ago. I am familiar with what investors and foreign buyers are looking for and what they have to deal with. I have also served foreign buyers in the past when considering the purchase of real estate in Costa Rica. To top it off, I have also personally purchased out-of-state real estate safely and successfully. That is only possible with the help of a good agent, and mine has taught me the proper way to do it.
Tiffany has the experience in customer relations, sales and marketing, and most importantly, a desire to succeed through self-motivation. Her dedication and passion lends a unique commitment to service excellence, of which her colleagues and clients have, and will continue, to benefit from in the future. Tiffany is a genuine asset to the industry, to her clients, as well as to her colleagues, friends and family.
- Renee Crow, Missouri real estate agent with Realty Professionals
From my first contact with Tiffany, the choice was obvious: Wayne and Tiffany came well prepared, with their "homework" done and every detail attended to. They were there to sell themselves , but it was clear that they had listened attentively to our needs as sellers: they were extremely clear on a well-researched asking price that would be attractive in the current market and yet acceptable to us, and they had a creative marketing plan that went far beyond the office caravan, brokers' open, and open house after open house and included every possible potential buyer , whether it was someone just surfing the internet, starting to think about buying or someone who had been searching with the help of a real estate agent and just waiting for the perfect house to come on the market.
I signed the listing paperwork on a Monday evening, the listing went public Tuesday morning, and by that Thursday evening, we had a realtor call to say she had an offer on its way. We went from listing to closing in a mere 38 days.
Throughout the entire process, Tiffany and Wayne were always available to me via phone and email, and they never hesitated to stop by in person when necessary. Their teamwork is tightly choreographed and between the two of them all aspects of our sale were handled without a hitch. The internet listing was beautifully done with a maximum of photographs, the hard copy materials were thoughtfully conceived and flawlessly executed.
I highly recommend Wayne Lester and Tiffany Wilson to anyone considering selling their home.
- Elizabeth Baker, Torrance, CA
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