CallThatAgent.com – Call that sold!

Since 2001

The only team offering ‘DIY’ options

Includes all contracts and disclosures needed
Maximum number of photos allowed by MLS
List until sold
Cancel anytime
The ‘*’ sign means an optional item

$100

List it
For $100 get your listing on the same MLS a local agent would. Your contact info on MLS.

$100

*show up & show out*
For $100 include zillow, redfin, trulia and many more.

$50

*open house*
For $50 advertise open houses and/or add a virtual tour.

$1,000

*contact filter*
For $1,000 we filter leads. Avoid spam & unwanted soliciting. Deal with real agents and buyers. Includes assistance filling out contracts and disclosures.

$2,500-$5,000

unrepresented buyer
$2,500 fee to handle the buyers legal requirements (contracts and disclosures) if you added the *Contact Filter* option. Otherwise $5,000.

Concierge service

*We handle everthing*
Rather let the pros handle it? We can definitely take the drivers seat and get you to the signing table. Put us to work for you.

Options

You can call the wrong agent or us, team Call That Agent.

Decisions

Try elsewhere first or let us get it done right the first time.

Consequences

Waste time and money or save it and avoid headaches.

Sell & Buy Specialist

Real. Real Estate. Realized.

We are an East Bay Area real estate team specializing in helping those wanting to sell and buy at the same time and in one move – from the current property to the new home. No need for favors from friends, renting an extended stay hotel or worst yet in many cases, moving in with family, even if temporarily.

Your are helping local agents with…

College

Not to buy a private jet

Home

Not for a private island

Family

Not some hedge fund

The Smith family’s home was spotless, the air fresh with lemon-scented cleaner. Weeks of decluttering and staging had paid off; Sarah could feel it. The first showing had gone smoothly, and by the third, their real estate team at team CallThatAgent.com called with good news: “You’ve got an offer.”
“That was fast,” Dan said, smiling as he hugged Sarah. “Maybe this won’t be so bad after all.”
Their relief grew when their offer on a spacious colonial was accepted the same week. “We’ll close on both homes the same day,” Luis’s team assured them. The coordinated timeline felt like a miracle.
Moving day arrived without a hitch. The movers loaded the truck at their old home and headed straight to the new one. By evening, the family stood in their new living room, surrounded by boxes and dreaming of the life they’d build there. “We really did it,” Sarah said, tears in her eyes.
Sometimes, things do go according to plan.

The air smelled faintly of fresh paint and lemon-scented cleaner, masking the chaos of the Smith family’s life. Sarah’s once-beloved home now felt like a sterile museum piece, staged and spotless for prospective buyers.
“Mom, where’s my science project?” Ethan called.
“In a bin in the garage,” Sarah replied, scrubbing furiously. “You’ll redo it at Grandma’s.”
Sarah clenched her jaw as her husband, Dan, appeared, looking frazzled. “The buyers are coming at six. Did you pick up the laundry?” he asked.
“I’ve been cleaning all day,” she snapped. “You’re welcome to help.”
Weeks of showings brought little but frustration. Finally, their Realtor, ‘Called-Some-Other-Agent,’ called with news: an offer. It wasn’t perfect, but it was enough. “We did it,” Dan said, clinking glasses with Sarah. Relief was short-lived as they waited to hear about their dream home—a colonial with a spacious yard. Days later, ‘Called-The-Wrong-Agent‘ called: “The sellers accepted your offer.”
But the new house wasn’t ready for six weeks. With no other option, the Smiths moved in with Sarah’s parents. The cramped quarters quickly strained nerves. Parking complaints, spilled juice on Grandma’s carpet, and a flushed toy in the bathroom added to the stress. “If I hear one more comment about staying in the old house, I’ll scream,” Sarah whispered to Dan.
Finally, ‘Called-Some-Other-Agent‘ called: “The house is ready.” On moving day, the Smiths pulled into their new driveway, kids leaping from the car. Exhaustion gave way to joy. It hadn’t been easy, but together, despite their agents missteps they’d navigated the chaos and come out strong.

Who is, that agent?

Luis Del Toro began his sales career in his teen years working at Sears Outlet in San Leandro, CA., ‘The Good Guys,’ in Hayward, CA and Emeryville, CA., among other sales and random jobs. From Appliances to clothing, fruits and vegetables to knifes and vacuums door-to-door, his first “real job” as he calls it, was selling new and used vehicles at Good Chevrolet in Alameda, CA, where he realized the power of commission sales and decided to pursue it long-term. In 2001, Luis entered a financial advising company while still working as a car salesmen, obtaining a license for life insurance with opportunities to offer and get licensed for mutual funds. However, he soon discovered that real estate, particularly home loan refinancing, was where his true interest lay. This was a small part of the financial advising company, but became his whole world.

Luis transitioned to a loan broker in Hayward, CA, and quickly found success. He joined the real estate industry during a hot market, and after thriving through a market downturn, he founded ‘Call-That-Agent.’ Today, Luis focuses on his investments and leads his East Bay Area team at CallThatAgent.com, alongside a network of agents across California through CallThatRealEstateAgent.com.

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