Listed by Judi Reimer
,Bought with Nancy Acuna
Source: California Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc #DW21012089
12121 160th Street, Norwalk, CA, 90650
$635,000
SingleFam
•Nancy was exactly what we needed in a realtor during one of the most competitive times in the real estate market. She is caring, prompt, professional and a true hustler. She was able to get an offer accepted right away, despite the competition. She was not shy to negotiate the best terms for us and she explained the process every step of the way. A true caring real estate agent is hard to find. Thank you Nancy for getting us into our new home and for going above and beyond for us, even after closing escrow. Mark and I recommend her 100%, you will love her!!!
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