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Kevin Litinsky Real Estate

Kevin Litinsky is completely dedicated to providing concierge, boutique-style real estate representa

Kevin's vast and diverse real estate background allows him to navigate a multitude of obstacles throughout the real estate industry. Kevin specializes in listing, marketing, and selling properties, ensuring that his clients receive the highest return on their investments while accomplishing all their real estate goals throughout the process. His experience rehabilitating distressed properties while working with a high-profile investment group has equipped him with the mandatory vision and foresight necessary when analyzing any given property. As a result, Kevin is able to bring a unique perspective to his clients while identifying potential problems before they arise. His expertise is invaluable, whether searching for and acquiring your next home or identifying unique investment opportunities. Rodeo Realty is a dynamic brokerage informed by expertise and driven by local area knowledge. Rodeo Realty is an exclusive fine estates brokerage, structured to cater to the luxury market, providing buyers and sellers access to the world's finest properties. Attorneys, CPAs, Business Managers, Real Estate Investors and Estate Trustees have all come to trust and recommend the personalized attention that Kevin provides to his clients. Kevin has a remarkable ability for making each and every client feel as though they are his only client by comfortably sifting through the legal rhetoric and facilitating complex transactions in a seamless manner. Kevin's ability to successfully identify and understand the needs of his clients has established Kevin as a leading industry authority in luxury real estate.

10/15/2026

Should you wait until spring to buy? Not automatically. 🏡

Spring usually brings more homes to the market, but it can also bring more buyers with it. Fall can offer a different kind of opportunity, especially if you're willing to look at homes that have been sitting a little longer.

A seller who's been on the market for several weeks may be more open to a conversation about price, credits, repairs, closing costs, or timing. That doesn't mean every fall home is a bargain, but it does mean there can be more room to negotiate the terms of the deal.

In Los Angeles, I wouldn't choose when to buy based on the season alone. I'd look at the neighborhood, the individual property, how long it's been listed, comparable sales, and most importantly, whether the numbers make sense for you.

If you're thinking about buying this fall, let's take a look at where the opportunities are.

📞 818.744.3820
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🌐 https://kevinlitinsky.rodeore.com/

10/13/2026

Getting an offer accepted is a big milestone, but it is not the finish line. Once the seller accepts your offer and the contract is signed, you move into the part of the homebuying process where the details of the transaction are finalized.
Read More: https://www.homeonomics.com/content/what-happens-after-your-offer-is-accepted

10/08/2026

The LA market isn't frozen. It's just making everyone work a little harder.

The latest C.A.R. numbers for August put the Los Angeles Metro median single-family home price at $850,000, up 1.2% from a year ago. At the same time, sales were down 3.8% year over year. Homes took a median 32 days to sell, compared with 30 days in July.

So what does that actually mean?

For buyers, a slightly slower pace can create opportunities to negotiate, particularly on homes that have been sitting. But with LA Metro inventory at about 4 months of supply, we're not looking at a market where buyers suddenly hold all the cards.

For sellers, this is a market where getting the basics right matters. Pricing too aggressively can cost you those crucial first few weeks, while a well-priced, well-presented property can still get plenty of attention.

And as always in Los Angeles, the metro numbers only tell part of the story. Your neighborhood, price range and property type can behave very differently from the headline market.

Curious what the numbers look like where you live? Let's take a look.

📞 818.744.3820
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🌐 kevinlitinsky.rodeore.com

10/06/2026

Getting preapproved for a mortgage gives you a clearer idea of what a lender is willing to lend you. But that number is not necessarily the same as what you should spend on a home.
Read More: https://www.homeonomics.com/content/how-much-house-can-you-actually-afford

10/02/2026

Now this is California indoor-outdoor living. 🌴

Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Hidden Hills, this Craftsman-inspired estate offers nearly 9,000 sq. ft., 5 en-suite bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and some seriously impressive amenities.

The retractable walls of glass open the great room directly to the grounds, where you'll find an infinity-edge pool with waterfalls, spa, fire bowls, expansive entertaining terraces, and a full outdoor barbecue center. Inside, there's a chef's kitchen with Wolf appliances, refrigerated w**e display, private theater, climate-controlled w**e cellar, fully equipped gym with steam shower, and even a showroom-style garage with room for up to 10 cars.

And there's still room to dream. The property includes a substantial upper pad with potential for a future barn, guest house, or other improvements, subject to HOA approval.

25081 Lewis and Clark Road, Hidden Hills
$11,500,000 | 5 Beds | 7 Baths | 8,905 Sq. Ft.

Interested in taking a closer look? Get in touch and I'll arrange a private showing.
https://tinyurl.com/bdhen87d

📞 818.744.3820
📧 [email protected]
🌐 kevinlitinsky.rodeore.com

09/30/2026

The all-white bedroom isn't disappearing, but it's definitely getting warmer.

One of the strongest shifts we're seeing in interiors this fall is away from stark whites and cool grays toward cream, mushroom, camel, taupe and warmer wood tones, layered with linen, wool, bouclé and other natural textures.

For a bedroom, that makes a lot of sense. You don't necessarily need more stuff to make the room feel inviting. A warmer neutral on the walls, a textured throw, natural wood and a few carefully chosen fabrics can do far more than another collection of decorative pillows.

If you're preparing to sell, there's another advantage: warm neutrals can create a welcoming backdrop without imposing too much personality on the room. Buyers can still imagine making it their own.

The goal isn't "fall décor." It's a room that feels calm, comfortable and considered in October and next April.

📞 818.744.3820
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🌐 https://kevinlitinsky.rodeore.com/

09/29/2026

A home inspection can be one of the most important steps in the selling process. Once a buyer is under contract, the inspection may uncover issues that lead to repair requests, credits, renegotiation, or additional questions.

That is why it can be helpful to think about the inspection before your home ever goes on the market. Preparing in advance does not mean trying to make the house perfect. It means taking care of obvious concerns, making the home easy to inspect, and reducing the chance of avoidable surprises.
Read More: https://homeonomics.squarespace.com/content/how-to-prepare-for-a-home-inspection-before-you-list

09/24/2026

A balcony can be a fantastic feature in Los Angeles, but when you're touring a property, look beyond whether there's room for a couple of chairs.

Pay attention to privacy, noise, orientation and actual usability.

Does it get blazing afternoon sun or comfortable morning light? Does it face a busy road? Can neighboring properties see directly into it? Is there enough depth to genuinely use the space? And if you're buying a condo or townhome, find out who is responsible for maintaining the balcony and exterior components.

In LA, where indoor-outdoor living is such a big part of the appeal, a well-positioned balcony can effectively become another living space. But there's a big difference between a balcony that photographs well and one you'll actually use.

When I'm showing a property, that's the distinction I'm interested in.

Looking for a home with a little more outdoor space?

📞 818.744.3820
📧 [email protected]
🌐 https://kevinlitinsky.rodeore.com/

09/22/2026

Fall can be a great time to sell a home. Buyers who are still searching may be more serious about making a move, and cooler weather can create a comfortable setting for showings.

At the same time, fall sellers need to make sure their home feels well maintained, inviting, and ready for the season. A few thoughtful steps before listing can help your property make a stronger first impression and stand out from competing homes.

Read More: https://homeonomics.squarespace.com/content/5-things-to-do-before-listing-your-home-this-fall

09/17/2026

September can be an interesting month to buy in Los Angeles.

As we move beyond the peak summer season, buyers may find a little more breathing room with certain properties. The latest C.A.R. data puts the median time on market for the LA Metro at about 30 days, with 3.6 months of available inventory. That doesn't make this a buyer's market across the board, but it does mean there can be opportunities to negotiate.

The key is knowing where you actually have leverage.

A home that's been sitting for several weeks may have a seller who's more receptive to negotiating on price, closing costs, repairs, credits, or timing. A newly listed, beautifully presented home in a sought-after neighborhood may be a completely different story.

My advice? Don't negotiate simply because you think you're supposed to. Look at the days on market, comparable sales, condition, competition and the seller's situation, then build an offer around what the property is actually telling you.

More negotiating power is useful. Knowing when to use it is better.

Thinking about buying in LA this fall? Let's talk strategy.

📞 818.744.3820
📧 [email protected]
🌐 https://kevinlitinsky.rodeore.com/

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