FirstTeam · San Fernando Valley and 12 more
Your first home, without the parts nobody explains.
Beverly walks first-time buyers through every step before it happens — what it costs, how long it takes, and what you are signing. Search every home for sale in San Fernando Valley and 12 more right here.
San Fernando Valley · Burbank · Glendale · Pasadena · Westside Los Angeles · Ventura County · and 7 more
7
Closings
2025–2026
6
Represented the buyer
of those closings
1
Listed and sold
for the seller
$7.18M
Total volume
closed
Every figure is calculated from the closings shown in the portfolio — nothing is rounded up or estimated. Sale prices are as recorded with the MLS.
Who you would be working with
Beverly Oanes
As an active resident of Los Angeles, I have a deep-rooted understanding of this community. I've watched it grow and evolve, forming strong connections with its people and the unique character of the neighborhood.
DRE #02241181
How this actually works
Five steps, in plain English.
Nothing below is a surprise if you know it in advance. Most of it is a surprise if you do not.
Timelines above reflect the standard California Residential Purchase Agreement and typical local practice. Your contract governs. This is general information, not legal, tax or lending advice.
Closings
Every home closed, in one book.
7 closings you can turn through page by page — 1 listed and sold for the seller, 6 bought on behalf of the buyer. Each page carries the address, what it sold for, and who listed it.
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Listed and sold
4405 Carpenter Avenue
Valley Village, CA
$1.92M
Listed courtesy of First Team Real Estate
Where they work
13 markets served. 5 closed in.
The darker pins are cities with a closed sale on record. The pale ones are markets served. Most agent sites do not draw that distinction — this one does.
A walk around Alhambra
Closings in this neighbourhood.
Worth reading first
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