San Leandro Real Estate Agent

At Beverley Group Real Estate Services, we offer a boutique environment for those looking to purchase, sell or handle any luxury real estate, bulk sales, short sales and listings

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 24, 2012

Be the first to own a house or any commercial space today as The Beverley Group is currently offering its real estate services for properties in a variety of price ranges, including those properties priced at $200,000 or less.

“These properties in Alameda County meet the criteria of properties fairly priced under $200,000 and would be great for first-time home buyers and investment opportunities,” Sunny Thiara of The Beverley Group said.

The luxury real estate company is announcing available properties primarily in the San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo, Tiburon, Sausalito and Castro Valley areas. It also offers luxury homes in the Bay Area at lower prices because of the competitive nature of today’s market, and due to The Beverley Group’s mission to provide people with good pricing as well as good properties.

“At Beverley Group Real Estate Services, we offer a boutique environment for those looking to purchase, sell or handle any luxury real estate, bulk sales, short sales and listings,” Thiara said. “Our expertise and extensive industry relationships are what set us apart from other San Leandro Real Estate companies.”

A discerning eye for detail, strong commitment to client needs and intimate knowledge about real estate are valuable assets when looking for real estate representation. These positive qualities make The Beverley Group’s real estate agents stand above others for their excellent communication with clients and unconditional means to achieve their client’s real estate goals.

For more information about The Beverley Group’s real estate listings or services, call 925-478-3456 or view the real estate company on the web at http://www.beverleygrp.com. The Beverley Group is located at 1201 Fourth St. in San Francisco.

About The Beverley Group Real Estate Services

The Beverley Group provides boutique real estate representation to businesses and individuals in the East Bay. It offers client consultation on a variety of real estate matters, from short sales, bulk home sales, luxury real estate properties and more. The Beverley Group serves the areas of San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Tiburon/Sausalito.

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They need to know how to negotiate with the bank properly and understand the market in that area. In today’s economy, dealing with investors and buyers, you have to pick realtors who know their game

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 14, 2012

The Beverley Group, a real estate group that provides luxury homes in the Bay Area, would like to offer local homeowners the following advice concerning selling homes and making smart short sales:

1)         Find a good real estate agent. In the case of short sales, years of experience in the real estate industry is not enough. Real estate agents should also have experience and knowledge dealing directly with short sales.

“They need to know how to negotiate with the bank properly and understand the market in that area. In today’s economy, dealing with investors and buyers, you have to pick realtors who know their game,” Sunny Thiara of the Beverley Group said. “A realtor should know how to market and put the product out there properly, and should know how to maneuver while bringing excitement to the game.”

2)         Don’t delay. By waiting too long, homeowners may cut the amount of time they have to negotiate with the bank.

3)         Do the leg work. It is in homeowners’ best interests to find out the options available with a variety of banks early and to come up with a game plan.

4)         Read all of the Realtor’s reviews and referrals. Although a Realtor may have years of experience, homeowners want someone who works for them and inspects the home for the homeowner.

Thiara, the CEO at The Beverley Group, is an excellent resource for homeowners both looking to sell or buy. Throughout his career, Thiara has only lost one short sale. He helps clients find and sell homes, and works with all sorts of clients. From small to large, he works hard for all of his clients throughout the San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Tiburon/Sausalito areas.

For more information about buying or selling a short sale, or any of the Beverley Group’s listings or services, call 925-478-3456 or view the real estate company on the web at http://www.beverleygrp.com. The Beverley Group is located at 1201 Fourth St. in San Francisco.

About The Beverley Group Real Estate Services

The Beverley Group provides boutique real estate representation to businesses and individuals in the East Bay. It offers client consultation on a variety of real estate matters, from short sales, bulk home sales, luxury real estate properties and more. The Beverley Group serves the areas of San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Tiburon/Sausalito.

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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 21, 2011

In today’s economic times, people are having to make some tough choices regarding their future and their homes. Many people in the Bay Area are turning to San Leandro real estate agent Sunny Thiara of The Beverley Group for help.

Sunny Thiara isn’t a typical Danville real estate agent. His compassion for people and his strong sense of ethics guide him in his work to help families make difficult choices for their future.

“My work impacts people’s lives, and me as a person,” said Sunny. “What I do can be very emotional to the sellers as well as the buyers, and I feel compassion for all these people. The buyers are usually excited to be getting a fresh start, and eager to get started. The sellers might be going through a difficult time because of a divorce or financial situation.”

Thiara believes his success in short sale transactions stems from his knowledge of how banks work. He has worked to develop relationships with banks to learn about their needs and expectations.

“Sunny worked above and beyond what any normal realtor would have,” said Dr. Linda Cushing, a client helped by Sunny. “He is genuine and honest – he really wanted to help me. And as for the banks – he doesn’t take no for an answer!”

“Your approaches in business will always pay off because you are sincere and caring,” said Michelle, a former client. “I will gladly refer you to anyone I can. You have been great!”

Sunny feels good about his work. He makes significant positive changes in his clients’ lives, helps them to overcome obstacles and find new beginnings and opportunities for happiness.

For more information about Sunny Thiara and the Beverley Group and their services, give them a call at (925) 478-3456 or visit them on the web at www.beverleygrp.com. They are located at 1201 4th Street San Francisco CA 94158.

About the Beverley Group

The Beverley Group provides boutique Pleasanton real estate representation to businesses and individuals in the East Bay. They provide consultation to their clients on a variety of real estate matters, from short sales, bulk home sales, luxury real estate properties, and more. The Beverley Group serves the areas of San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Tiburon/Sausalito.

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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) October 29, 2011

Beverley Group Real Estate Services, a San Leandro real estate company aims to provide top tier service and attention to their high profile clientele. The group is run by CEO and broker Sunny Thiara and under his leadership, the organization provides elite real estate services in the East Bay, primarily in San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Castro Valley.

Sunny Thiara, or “Sunshine,” the moniker many use for him, is celebrating over 15 years of experience in real estate and is known as an expert in business and a very experienced and credible Realtor. He is so good at what he does that he is being contacted by high-profile people, such as players on the Oakland Raiders, celebrities, heads of large corporations, doctors and other elite clients.

People seek out Sunny Thiara because he has worked in all aspects of the Danville real estate field for more than 15 years. He started in 1995 at California State Senate in San Diego when he was studying law. At age 24, he played a pivotal role in helping Qualcomm acquire naming rights to the stadium where the San Diego Chargers play. He worked closely with lobbyists, insurance companies, banks, and other interest groups before moving back to the Bay Area in 1997. He then worked in land acquisition, assisting in the purchase of Crescent Shopping Center in Pleasant Hill. Soon after the project was complete, his career took off with the handling of residential and commercial mortgages and real estate.

“I developed relationships with banks, learning about their needs and consumer needs, said Sunny Thiara. “This led to my success in dealing with individuals and short sales.”

For more information on the Dublin real estate company, The Beverley Group and their services, give them a call at (925) 478-3456 or visit them on the web at www.beverleygrp.com. They are located at 1201 4th Street San Francisco CA 94158.

About the Beverley Group

The Beverley Group provides boutique Pleasanton real estate representation to businesses and individuals in the East Bay. They provide consultation to their clients on a variety of real estate matters, from short sales, bulk home sales, luxury real estate properties, and more. The Beverley Group serves the areas of San Leandro, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo and Tiburon/Sausalito.

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