Jorge M. Sanchez has been in the Real Estate business since 1989, and presently he is working at MacLons Capital Realty; a recognized company, that shares his philosophy of dedicated customer service to help his clients achieve their financial goals. Jorge has a unique approach to helping his clients achieve the dream of homeownership. With his multi-cultural experience, bi-lingual abilities, warm sense of humor and background in finance and marketing, he is able to creatively negotiate on his clients' behalf, while giving them the hands-on service they deserve. Jorge has two associate in science degrees, one in Real Estate and another in Legal Assisting, also he has a Certificate of completion in Court interpretation and translations. Jorge is a member of the Pacific West Association of Realtors and the California and National Association of Realtors. Jorge acquired the knowledge to assist the first-time buyers with such programs as the FHA, VA, CHFA and other purchase and rehabilitation loan programs, though his experience at Countrywide Home Loans and Indy Mac Bank. Furthermore, Jorge has extensive knowledge in the commercial Real Estate practice. Jorge will respect your decisions. He will guide you through the paperwork, and will negotiate the best possible price, terms, costs and conditions for his clients. Jorge is an experienced realtor who will work hard to successfully close your transaction, and he uses cutting-edge marketing programs to advertise your property. Contact Jorge for a consultation now.
I want to earn your business for life. You can also count on me to help your family and friends whenever they need a mortgage.
I know that you want a great rate when you purchase or refinance a home! Our company offers some of the best rates in the industry.
Getting a mortgage requires a lot of communication. Our team will remain in constant contact with you throughout the process.
I know that time is of the essence whenever you’re buying or refinancing a home. I am committed to a quick and efficient closing.
