Need a Realtor in Santiago

wicken · #1 09-07-2009, 07:10 PM

I have a house in "Vista Linda" that I would like to sell. I would be grateful if someone could advise me of a competent and reputable realtor that can sell it for me. Thanks in anticipation of your advice.

Hlywud · #2 09-07-2009, 07:27 PM

send a message to Hillbilly

http://www.dr1.com/forums/members/hillbilly.html

Chip · #3 09-07-2009, 09:15 PM

Patricio 809-471-8881 patriciofalconi@gmail.com

He doesn't speak a whole lot of Spanish but has done good work at super reasoble prices for at least three otehr DR1'ers here in Santiago. Tell him Chi sent you. No I don't get a commission, ok maybe a beer.

jorgesarduysousa · #4 09-07-2009, 09:23 PM

try not to sign a contract with these Realtor, give them the going % 3-5, but don't get locked into one person

Chip · #5 09-07-2009, 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by jorgesarduysousa

try not to sign a contract with these Realtor, give them the going % 3-5, but don't get locked into one person

I agree. Also, be careful as some realtors can be difficult to deal with when they decide not to work with a potential buyer's realtor because they don't want to split the commission. Patricio only works by commission and will work with all realtors. He is also professional and nice.

DavidZ · #6 09-07-2009, 11:53 PM

Is Patricio a good realtor to work with for a higher-end rental in Santiago? I have a friend looking for a nice apartment/penthouse or villa with a pool in La Trinitaria, La Esmerelda, Villa Olga, Cerros de Gurabo, etc. He's willing to pay top dollar for a really nice place. He doesn't speak much Spanish and is looking for a good English-speaking realtor who's willing to actually work for their commission... any suggestions?

I referred him to Olima RE...he spoke to someone there who took all his information, discussed a couple of listings, said would get right back to him, and hasn't called back in almost a week...

Chip · #7 09-08-2009, 02:10 AM

Oops, I meant to say he doesn't speak a lot of English. No worry, send him and email and he will understand.

Chip · #8 09-08-2009, 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by DavidZ

Is Patricio a good realtor to work with for a higher-end rental in Santiago? I have a friend looking for a nice apartment/penthouse or villa with a pool in La Trinitaria, La Esmerelda, Villa Olga, Cerros de Gurabo, etc. He's willing to pay top dollar for a really nice place. He doesn't speak much Spanish and is looking for a good English-speaking realtor who's willing to actually work for their commission... any suggestions?

I referred him to Olima RE...he spoke to someone there who took all his information, discussed a couple of listings, said would get right back to him, and hasn't called back in almost a week...

Patricio doesn't speak a whole lot of English but has helped at least threee other DR1'ers with good results, and two of them don't speak Spanish. I'm sure he works with all ranges of sales, he is mobile as he has his own car. I do know a fellow who has a condo on the 4th floor in los cerros de gurabo, I don't know if he has a pool though.

BTW, expect to pay a premium commission for an English speaker, it is assumed that you will have loads of money. If you would rather keep that loads for yourself, call Patricio.

DavidZ · #9 09-08-2009, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by domestic

olima hablas english... but same old same old. i wont use them

Have you used an english speaking real estate agent you can recommend?

flo · #10 09-28-2009, 01:20 PM

checkout rdbienes.com they speak english and spanish and have a lot of properties in the santiago area