Request an Evaluation

Start with a conversation — not a commitment

Tell us about the property. We’ll lay out both ways to sell it.

To request a property evaluation, share the property address, condition, occupancy, situation, and timeline. Alex Gonzalez, California Real Estate Broker (DRE #01384006), reviews new requests directly and aims to respond within one to two business hours, Monday to Friday. Submitting this form does not commit you to an investor offer, a brokerage, or a sale.

I understand that Synergy Real Estate Group may introduce me to independent investors or licensed brokerages. Investors make their own offers and act in their own interest. Any listing representation requires a separate agreement with the selected brokerage. Alex Gonzalez, California Real Estate Broker #01384006, may receive compensation through a participating brokerage referral or investor-related compensation if applicable.

Request a property evaluation

Use this form to request a property evaluation from the Synergy team. Share a few details and we can help you compare an investor cash-offer introduction, an independent brokerage referral, or another appropriate resource.

Alex Gonzalez, Real Estate Broker, DRE #01384006, leads our team and typically responds within one to two business hours. No price, offer, or closing date is guaranteed.

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When you request a property evaluation, our team organizes the facts and lays out both paths — an investor introduction and an independent brokerage referral — so you can compare the tradeoffs and choose the next step that fits your situation.

What to have ready

You do not need every detail to start, but the review is faster and more useful when you can share:

  • The property address, and roughly what condition it is in — including anything that would make a standard sale harder, like deferred repairs, fire or water damage, or a home that is not safe to show.
  • Who is living there now — you, a tenant, or no one.
  • Any deadline that matters — a foreclosure date, a probate hearing, a lease term, a job relocation.
  • Whether you have already received an offer or talked to another buyer or agent, and how that went.
  • What matters most to you: speed, certainty, the highest price, the fewest moving parts, or some mix.

If a fact is missing, say so — part of the review is identifying what still has to be confirmed before either path can move.

What happens after you submit

  • Alex reviews it directly. Alex Gonzalez, California Real Estate Broker, DRE #01384006, reads new requests himself — not a call center.
  • You get a response, usually within one to two business hours during published hours (Monday to Friday). That is a service target, not a guarantee.
  • Both paths, laid out in plain language. How a participating investor’s as-is cash offer compares with an open-market sale through an independent licensed brokerage — on timing, preparation, showings, price, costs, and certainty. You can also compare the two paths here first.
  • An introduction only if you want one. If a direct offer looks like a fit, we introduce a screened participating investor. If market exposure looks better, we refer you to an independent licensed brokerage. If neither fits yet, we say so.
  • No obligation. Submitting the form does not commit you to an investor offer, a brokerage, or a sale, and you review every offer and agreement separately.

What this form is not

  • It is not an offer, an appraisal, or a valuation of your home.
  • It is not a credit check or a loan application, and it does not start a foreclosure-assistance process.
  • It does not list your home for sale — that would require a separate written agreement with a selected licensed brokerage.
  • Please do not send sensitive financial or legal documents through the form. Bring those to the conversation instead, once you know who you are working with.

Prefer to call or text?

You can also reach the Synergy team directly at 310-365-9450 or agonzalez@pacificres.com. Published hours are Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m. Pacific. However you start, the first conversation is free and there is no obligation. If you would rather read first, see how the process works.

Ready to compare your options?

Share a few details and Alex will help you understand whether a cash sale with him as the buyer, an open-market sale with him as your listing agent through MGR Real Estate, or another professional resource fits your situation.

Compare my options

On a cash sale, Alex Gonzalez is the buyer for his own account through Synergy Real Estate Group — a principal, not your agent, with a financial interest in the purchase price; deals that do not fit his buying criteria may be presented to other investors in his network, who may pay him a referral fee. On an open-market sale, Alex represents you as your listing agent through MGR Real Estate under a separate written listing agreement; outside his direct service area he refers you to a partner brokerage and may receive a referral fee. No offer, sale price, timeline, foreclosure outcome or closing is guaranteed.

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Share a few details and the Synergy team will follow up about your property options. Please do not send sensitive financial or legal documents through this form.

Property Evaluation Request

Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Path

A thoughtful review starts with the facts that can change the practical outcome. Gather the property address, approximate condition, occupancy details, known deadlines, and any documents connected to ownership. This helps the Synergy team explain what information an investor or brokerage may ask for without presenting a preliminary discussion as an appraisal or formal offer.

What matters about timing?

Ask which deadlines are fixed, which are flexible, and who controls the next step. A cash-offer introduction may involve an investor’s own review and underwriting. A brokerage referral may involve preparation, pricing, showings, buyer financing, and escrow. Neither path has a guaranteed closing date.

What should be disclosed?

Ask who is making an offer, who would represent you, what compensation or referral relationship exists, and which agreement creates an agency relationship. Alex Gonzalez is a California Real Estate Broker, DRE #01384006. A selected brokerage is responsible for its own listing advice, disclosures, marketing, negotiations, and representation.

When is another professional needed?

Ownership, probate, tax, lien, foreclosure, tenant, insurance, and legal questions may require an attorney, CPA, lender, probate professional, housing counselor, or other qualified specialist. The Synergy team can help organize questions and identify the appropriate next conversation.

request a property evaluation: Compare Your Options

People researching request a property evaluation can compare practical next steps with the Synergy team before deciding.

Review the property condition, timing, representation, and compensation questions that may affect each path. No outcome is guaranteed.