Across the bridge
Marin trades on things a spreadsheet can't hold: which lanes flood in January, where the fog line actually sits, which hillsides hold the afternoon sun. Eric learned them the expensive way — as a Marin homeowner and renovator for years before he ever represented a client here.
From Sausalito to San Rafael and the hidden pockets between, Eric represents buyers and sellers who want an owner's read on the property, not just an agent's read on the market. He has owned, renovated, and maintained Marin property himself; he knows what a hillside foundation bid really costs and what a remodel is worth on resale.
For city clients heading north and Marin owners weighing what their home would bring — start with the honest number.
Marin practice
Slopes, decks, and sightlines — plus the foundation and drainage questions that come with them, answered by someone who has paid those bids.
Dated ranchers with mid-century bones and room to grow. Eric reads remodel potential — and contractor bids — like a former flipper, because he is one.
City equity into Marin room. Eric works both sides of the Golden Gate, so the sell-and-buy happens as one move — not two gambles.
Local knowledge
Marin rewards patience and punishes guesswork. Inventory is thin, school districts move prices block by block, and the best properties often trade before they're broadly marketed. Years of owning and renovating here are Eric's edge — he's been the one getting the foundation bids, not just forwarding them.
Whether you're crossing the bridge for more room or unlocking equity after decades on the hillside, Eric brings an owner's context and an investor's arithmetic to the same table.
A straight answer from someone who has owned here too.
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