How I decide who’s listed
- A current professional license in good standing
- Real experience with clients in their sixties, seventies, and beyond
- Responsive — and willing to include adult children and other advisors in the conversation
- Explains costs in writing before anyone commits to anything
If you’re a professional who fits that description and would like to be considered,
call me at (818) 674-7284. The list is open, and it costs nothing to be on it.
Refiloe Matemotja
Realtor
Marina del Rey · Serving greater Los Angeles
Refiloe (it’s pronounced re-feel-way) has spent more than a decade in Los Angeles
real estate and property management, working with first-time buyers, luxury listings, and investment
owners alike. She stays with a transaction from the first conversation through closing and past it
— and she brings a genuinely international perspective to a city that needs one, with family
roots in South Africa and Russia.
She also holds the Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES®) designation from the
National Association of Realtors — training built specifically around clients over fifty. In
practice that means an agent who understands how a sale interacts with Proposition 19 and a
decades-old property tax base, who can pace a move around a family’s timeline instead of a
market deadline, who knows what downsizing actually involves when a house holds fifty years of
belongings, and who keeps adult children in the loop without ever losing track of whose decision it is.
SRES® · Seniors Real Estate Specialist
Angie Yamini
Realtor
Beverly Hills · Serving the Westside
Angie has held a California real estate license since 1987, which means she has guided clients
through nearly four decades of Los Angeles markets, the boom years and the hard ones alike. She works
from Beverly & Company’s Beverly Hills office, and her home ground is the Westside: Beverly
Hills, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Westwood, West Hollywood, and Pacific Palisades — neighborhoods
where many owners have lived in the same house for thirty or forty years.
What sets her apart for older clients is patience. Selling a house a family has lived in for
decades is rarely just a transaction, and Angie never rushes it. She explains each step as many times
as it takes, moves at the family’s pace instead of the market’s, and is as comfortable at
the kitchen table with a homeowner in their eighties as she is on the phone with adult children helping
from out of town. Whether the question is selling, staying put, or buying something smaller, she starts
by listening.
Licensed in California since 1987
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