Ms. Sherlock Homes
Ms. Sherlock Homes
will find the best deal for you!
Ms. Sherlock Homes
Ms. Sherlock Homes
will find the best deal for you!
From the Wharton School to Park Avenue in New York City to Century City in Los Angeles, Carmen Hill will use her financial skills to find the best deal for you. Aka Ms. Sherlock Homes, she is committed to sharing the resources and expertise she has gained throughout her career.
Ms. Sherlock Homes works with homebuyers as well as investors and developers. She has helped generations to make profitable real estate investments. She also provides training to social service providers on how to secure housing for their consumers.
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Recent Acknowledgements
Ms. Sherlock Homes is quoted in various articles, speaks on panels as an industry expert, and has received awards.
"You can build wealth by building the community." - Carmen Hill
Featured in these 5 Bisnow articles:
- 43 Real Estate Executives on the Biggest Lessons of 2020
- Opportunity Zone Investors Should Consider Being On The 'Right Side Of History,' Fund Founder Says
- Landlords Could Lose As Much As $21.5B In Rental Payments As Eviction Wave Begins
- Pressure To Change OZ Reporting Requirements Amps Up As Election Looms
- Biden... Begins Reshaping of Fair Housing Rules
Featured in Bisnow, "Opportunity Zone Investment
Is Still Flocking To Areas That Don't Really Need It.""Carmen Hill, an adjunct real estate professor at Cerritos College
and a local advocate for the opportunity zone program,
has observed a lot of investment happening in opportunity zones
where gentrification has already taken hold and
where steady streams of wealthier residents are flowing in.
She pointed to the opportunity zone that includes
the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall.
The mall sold in August for more than $140M with entitlements
to add housing, offices and green space on the 42-acre site.
'Maybe 10 years ago that area was struggling,'
Hill said, but now, 'they’ve got houses selling
for over a million dollars there.'"Featured in Bisnow, "Two Years After The Pandemic,
Much Has Changed.
CRE Is Just Fine With That.""CitiHousing Real Estate Services broker Carmen Hill said the strength of the multifamily market has also spurred redevelopment in many places, such as in her home market of South Central LA, and will continue to do so.
"'Many of the outdated commercial buildings are being demolished for multifamily apartment projects due to the high demand for rentals because of high single-family housing prices' she said."
Featured in the following Build to Rent article:
Carmen Hill, as a real estate broker and past President of the MultiCultural Real Estate Alliance, does not support the "build to rent" programs described in this article.
"If households can afford to pay $2500-$3000+ to rent a house, then there are many community resources that can help them qualify to buy a house: credit counseling, down payment assistance programs, training programs offered by community colleges to boost income, etc..."
Featured in Black Women Lawyers Association's Summer 2020 Newsletter, "Ask The Experts: 15 questions about real estate," page 5
Carmen Hill as past President of the MultiCultural Real Estate Alliance was invited to the gala installation of Jared Martin, the 2019 President of the California Association of Realtors.
Participant on the panel on Opportunity Zones at USC Lusk Center for Real Estate, Ross Program, June 2019.
Nominated for the 2019 Advancing Real Estate Education Center Award, presented by the California Community Colleges Real Estate Education Center "for commitment to instructional excellence and student success."
