Lily Galadzhyan Top real estate agent in Burbank

Lily Galadzhyan

JohnHart Real Estate
28 Years of Experience
(51)
$14M
Total Sales Last Year
28
Years of Experience
7
Recent TransactionsTransactions from the last 3 years
$813.6K
Average Price Point

    About Lily Galadzhyan

    Lily Galadzhyan brings a dynamic blend of real estate expertise, financial insight, and deep client care to every transaction. With over 25 years of experience and a strong presence in the Los Angeles market, Lily has helped countless families and investors buy, sell, and protect what matters most! Recognized for her bold marketing strategies, strong negotiation skills, and personal approach, Lily goes beyond the sale - offering hands-on guidance from the first showing to the final signature. Her background as both a licensed Broker Associate and a trusted insurance advisor allows her to assess every deal with a broader lens, providing clients with smart, long-term solutions. Lily's mission: to turn big decisions into beautiful outcomes!
    OTHER LANGUAGES
    Russian, armenian
    Community Involvement
    I am a Licensed Life Insurance Agent and offer Financial Services, too.
    HOBBIES/INTEREST
    Photography
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    Credentials

    LICENSE
    Real Estate - California - # 01244046

    Specialties

    • Buyer's Agent
    • Commercial Properties
    • First Time Home Buyers
    • Investment Properties
    • Listing Agent

    Awards

    • FastExpert 2026 Five Star Agent Award badge

    Answered Questions

    Why is the war causing interest rates to climb?

    Wars often push interest rates higher because governments spend and borrow more money to fund military and defense, which increases demand for capital. At the same time, wars disrupt supply chains, energy, and food markets, causing inflation. To control rising prices and stabilize the economy, central banks like the Federal Reserve often raise interest rates.

    Answered by Lily Galadzhyan | | 1038 Views | Working With an Agent | 7 months ago
    Sell house and move or HELOC?

    You're actually in a very strong position. A $800 mortgage at 4% is amazing in today's market, so I completely understand not wanting to give that up. If moving won't significantly improve your space without a big jump in payment, finishing the basement could be a smart option. A HELOC can work well for projects like that, especially if it adds usable living space and value to your home. I'd just make sure the waterproofing and structural work are done right first, then build the space over time so you're not stretching your budget.

    Answered by Lily Galadzhyan | Irwin | 292 Views | Working With an Agent | 7 months ago
    What is the strangest reason someone refused to buy a home?

    My listing was painted all blue from outside and I kept hearing that the paint color gave them "bad vibes." Instead of imagining repainting, they decided the house wasn't "meant to be."

    Answered by Lily Galadzhyan | Jackson, MI 49201, USA | 85 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 months ago
    How can someone become a house flipper?

    House flipping can be a profitable business, but it's much more than buying low and selling high. The most successful flippers understand the local market, renovate wisely, and manage their costs carefully. If you're thinking about flipping your first home, don't start by asking, "How much can I make?" Start by asking, "What could go wrong, and have I budgeted for it?" That mindset can save you thousands of dollars. As a real estate broker, I often help investors identify properties with strong potential, estimate resale value, and avoid overpaying. Having a solid strategy before you buy is one of the biggest advantages you can have.

    Answered by Lily Galadzhyan | Frackville, PA, USA | 1255 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 months ago
    What are the risks of selling a house during the holiday season?

    Fewer Buyers Many people are traveling, shopping, or focused on family events, so you may see fewer showings. Some Buyers Expect Better Deals Buyers shopping during the holidays sometimes believe sellers are more motivated and may submit lower offers. Scheduling Can Be Challenging Holiday vacations, lender closures, inspectors, and title companies may have limited availability, which can slow the transaction. Decorations Can Be Distracting Holiday decorations can make it harder for buyers to picture the home's layout. Simple, tasteful dA(C)cor usually works better than over-the-top displays.

    Answered by Lily Galadzhyan | | 54 Views | Working With an Agent | 4 months ago
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    Contact Information

    Location

    215 North Victory BoulevardBurbank, CA, 91502

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