Case studies · Los Angeles
What the seller came in asking for, what we did, and how it ended. In Jose’s own words, grouped by the path each sale took.
Path one
One number, signed, closing at a local title company in about 17 days.
Illustration Path one · The cash offer
Their home was beautiful but competing against brand new construction, and they didn’t wanna spend months battling it out on the open market. So, for them, privacy, speed, and certainty were more important.
Jose Schnaider 
As found Path one · The cash offer
roughly $250K More than at auction
In Los Angeles, a homeowner was deep in foreclosure after listing the property for over a year with no success. The lender was losing patience. A trustee sale date was looming, and the borrower and lender weren’t communicating well at all.
Jose Schnaider Los Angeles 
Illustration Path one · The cash offer
3 of 4 Units delivered vacant
A retiring couple owned a fourplex for decades, but with long-term tenants paying below market and mounting deferred maintenance, the property was draining them. The daughter stepped in to help, but a traditional listing wasn’t realistic. They needed speed and certainty.
Jose Schnaider Path two
I fund the repairs up front, up to $150,000, then it lists and sells, and the money comes back out of the proceeds at closing.
Illustration Path two · Renovate & list
about $500K Better than the cash option
When John came to Rapid Close, he was exhausted. He’d done most of the hard work on a big renovation, but the last 20% had him completely overwhelmed. Between contractors, permits, budget overruns, and just everyday life, he was ready to be done. So, naturally, he asked us for a cash offer.
Jose Schnaider 11750 Christy St, Cerritos 
After Path two · Renovate & list
about $200K She walked away with
A client came to us ready for a new beginning. She had purchased her first home years ago, and after moving out and renting it out for about 15 years, it was now time to sell. She and her husband wanted to buy their forever home, but the rental had been neglected, and selling it as is would not get her where she needed to be.
Jose Schnaider Path three
Cash, funding or a listing, whichever the situation calls for. For when the house is not the actual problem.
As found Path three · Built around your situation
When we first met the family in La Mirada, they were overwhelmed. The home they’d inherited had been in the family for 70 years, but after heavy rains, the roof caved in and the city red-tagged it. On top of that, after a death in the family, there was an heir who was entitled to half the estate and was pressing hard for their share.
Jose Schnaider La Mirada The figures are as Jose reported them, rounded the way he rounds them.
Start with the address
You’ll know all three numbers before I leave your kitchen. And if listing it the ordinary way is the better move for you, I’ll say so out loud.
Maisha or I answer these ourselves, usually the same day.
Or skip all this:
(323) 363-2731That’s my line. Maisha or I pick it up.
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Or skip all this:
(323) 363-2731That’s my line. Maisha or I pick it up.
