Personal Attention to Clients

Just when I thought I had seen it all in my experiences in real estate, I came across something new. A client put a new roof on his vacant house on Walnut Ave. in Walnut Creek. In the course of tearing off the existing material, “Oliver”, the curious cat belonging to the neighboring Zuppan family, climbed up into the attic area of the home. He apparently got “roofed-in” by the workmen. Six or seven days passed with the Zuppans desperately looking for “Oliver.” The weather was extremely hot so it must have been 120 degrees or above in the attic. Neighbor, Andy Huang thought he heard a cat meowing and called the Zuppans. Late one evening I got a call from Ben Zuppan who asked me if I would open up the home and check for his lost cat. I raced over with a flashlight in hand and we opened up the attic. A frightened and dehydrated “Oliver” reluctantly staggered in the waiting arms of his owner. How he survived for six or seven days in those conditions is anybody’s guess. Ben Zuppan reports that “Oliver” is doing fine but is still just as adventurous as ever. Has he used up all of his nine lives?
“We don’t just sell a home to a client, we sell him a housing program that helps him meet all his real estate needs now and in the future.“

-Pete, Andrea & Zack

The estate agents la cala de mijas spain, very frequently advise a client not to buy or sell real estate if it is not in his or her best interest at the time.

We may advise them instead to rent, remodel, re-roof with a company like Bondoc Roofing, or refinance. Some people may not think that this makes good business sense but we call it quality service. Our customers know that we can help them find a good mortgage credit report company or even help find contractors for any home repair.