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Roberta Murphy

Broker Associate

Villa Sotheby's International Realty

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(877) 818-8197

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I am a San Diego real estate broker with Villa Sotheby's International Realty in Del Mar. I partner with my husband Mike, son Scott and great agents Eve Sieminski, Ilene Brodsky, Daruish Abedian and Wendy Barbour who all help to put life and client needs into balance. We are a cohesive and talented real estate group with a definite preference for clients who possess a well-grounded sense of humor. If you qualify, please feel free to give me a call at 760-402-9101 or 877-818-8197.

If you would rather meeet us online, please feel free to do so at:

http://www.SanDiegoPreviews.com
http://www.LuxuryHomeDigest.com

and if you would rather just cut to the chase:

http://www.SanDiegosMLS.com

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  • We've recently had Swedes
    By May 11, 2008 - 8:48am

    We've recently had Swedes looking for beachfront property in north San Diego County. They came not as a result of any blogging or advertising; rather, through some of our family's Swedish friends. I think the best way to reach a foreign audience is via their family and friends here in the United States. The introduction is generally a warm one. Roberta Murphy Villa Sotheby's International Realty http://www/SanDiegoPreviews.com http://www.LuxuryHomeDigest.com 877-818-8197/760-402-9101

  • Kris: I am late to the
    By May 9, 2008 - 9:32pm

    Kris: I am late to the party--as usual. Still, want to congratulate you on the new venue and for an article well done (as usual)! I am cozy with every distraction you describe and Inman is fortunate to have your talent. So are we. Roberta Murphy Villa Sotheby's International Realty http://www/SanDiegoPreviews.com http://www.LuxuryHomeDigest.com 877-818-8197/760-402-9101

  • If lenders would quickly
    By May 1, 2008 - 8:20am

    If lenders would quickly pre-negotiate their short sales prior to listing (or when lender-borrower loan modifications fail), these problem loans would be less likely to end up in foreclosure or in the bankruptcy courts.