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- Serving in Tracy, CA
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- Serving in San Ramon, CA
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From the Business : After a long stint in technology and education, I moved to Real Estate in California to help buyers and sellers realize their dream. I was motivated through my own home buying experience in California and a long history of growing up in a family that deals in real estate. It would be my pleasure to assist you with any real estate transactions. I aim to make all real estate transactions from listing to closing a smooth process. I provide a host of value-added services to my clients to make their transactions memorable. Specialties: Buyer's Agent, Sellers Agent, Real Estate Investment...
Jayshree is the nicest agent I have ever worked with. She is very patient and calmly worked with us for the several months without slightest frustration. Being an immigrant, we faced several hurdles throughout the purchase, she was with us in every hurdle, sorting out deligently with utmost care and encouraged us in every hurdle and kept us positive . Most importantly, she helped us to find our dream home for which we will be grateful.
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