Kimberly Olbrich Top real estate agent in San Dimas

Kimberly Olbrich

Century 21 Citrus Realty
17 Years of Experience
(146)
$26M
Total Sales Last Year
17
Years of Experience
75
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$0.9M
Average Price Point

    About Kimberly Olbrich

    Realtor(R) Licensed since August, 2009. ) Specialties: Buyer's agent Listing agent Relocation, Luxury, Relocation, SRES www.KimberlyOlbrich.com Ranked #1 with Century 21 Citrus 8 years in a row. Top agent since 2015. Ranked as high as #7 in the state of California. It is my honor and privilege to assist you with your real estate goals. SRES (senior designation) Recipient of President's Award, Double Centurion, Centurion Award, Master's Diamond, Master's Emerald. Pinnacle Quality of Service since 2017. Quality of Service 2016, '15. Learn how to be a first time home owner, getting the most for your property, downsizing, buying and selling at the same time so you have one move to make.
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    My interests is a new passion of mine: tennis. Living in SoCal allows us to enjoy many places to take our fur babies including parks, trails, beaches and outdoor restaurants.
    FAMILY
    I have dogs and cats aplenty and have adorable grandkids from my stepkids.
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - California - # 01851689
    Designation

    Top Producer

    SFR (Short Sales & Foreclosure Resource)

    REALTOR

    Specialties

    • Sellers
    • Buyers
    • Residential Property
    • Commercial Property

    Awards

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    Answered Questions

    Is it better to offer a mortgage rate buydown than a price cut?

    Hi, I am not sure the particulars in Tennessee with what is allowed to post in the description. However, if allowed or at least in the agent remarks, offer an option of either closing costs or a buy down rate. Buyers may appreciate to have their closing costs covered since they are already putting a good amount down towards the purchase and most likely want to budget for any possible improvements or personalization to the home as well as furniture if they need to buy any. Wishing you the best.

    Answered by Kimberly Olbrich | Franklin, TN, USA | 57 Views | Working With an Agent | 3 weeks ago
    Are home warranties actually worth it, or just a waste of money?

    I sell in California in your area. It is advisable to provide or have home warranty. Though, it is not a fix all if something is outside of the scope of what has been agreed in the coverage. I, personally, just bought another property and grateful that I had home warranty. A month into owning, the dryer went out. Now, it took time to get it resolved (approximately 3 weeks) but it was under home warranty and they took care of what was needed. The first service call was free. Thereafter, it is a $95.00 or so service fee (depending whom you have) Another time, I had a client that had the A/C go out back in 2014. The cost to repair was about $900 at that time. Most likely double now or more. But, because she had home warranty, she did not have to pay for the repair. I have had others that had the water heater go out and make a mess. Covered. Hope this helps.

    Answered by Kimberly Olbrich | Pomona | 73 Views | Working With an Agent | 3 weeks ago