Divorce Is Hard Enough. Selling the House Shouldn't Add to It.
Rudy Flores, together with Patti McKelvey, works alongside you and your attorneys to handle the real estate side of a divorce calmly, fairly, and with discretion — so you can focus on the next chapter.
(619) 392-6714A practical, neutral approach to the home
The goal is a fair, efficient sale that works for both parties — not taking sides.
A Fair Market Valuation
An honest, well-supported read on what the home is worth today, for both parties to work from.
Flexible Timelines
Sales scheduled around your situation — whether that's moving quickly or waiting for the right moment.
Discretion
Coordination that respects both parties' privacy and keeps communication clear and professional.
Rudy Flores
Real Estate Strategist, Realtor®, Coldwell Banker West
Former Real Estate Developer for Google, AT&T, T-Mobile, FirstNet (911) and the U.S. Navy (DoD) for 12 years
Watch Rudy's interviewRudy Flores helps San Diego-area couples handle the real estate side of divorce — coordinating with both parties and their attorneys to reach a sale that's fair and efficient. He works alongside the Patti & Jeff McKelvey Team, whose 40 years in the Eastlake real estate community bring a steady, experienced hand to a difficult time. This isn't legal or financial advice; Rudy works alongside your attorney and CPA, not in place of them.
Read Patti’s book. Real Estate Magic: How a Real Estate Rock Star Helped 6,000 Families Attain the American Dream is available free through Amazon Kindle and in paperback. Get Patti McKelvey’s book on Amazon
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Questions to Ask About the Home
The home is often the largest asset in a divorce. These are the questions worth asking each professional so you make decisions with clear eyes.
Read the guideDivorce and Home: Common Questions
Short, honest answers to the questions people ask most when a marriage ends and a house is involved.
See the answersHow a Divorce Can Affect Your Ability to Get a Mortgage
Whether you are keeping the home or buying a new one, divorce changes how a lender sees your finances. Here is what to expect and how to prepare.
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