Wow! Beautiful 2733 Calle De La Loma  boasts 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths and is located in a desirable central Pleasanton neighborhood within walking distance to tennis ans sports parks.

Gourmet kitchen and family room. Formal living and dining rooms with vaulted ceilings. Master suite with fireplace. Lush, private backyard and so much more.

Offered at $899,000.

2171 Goldcrest Circle is a gem!

Single story remodeled home with custom touches inside and out.

2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with large, private backyard.

Close to Historic Downtown Pleasanton.

Offered at $375,00.

Open House on Sunday, 1/31 from 1pm-4pm or contact us for a private showing.

1812 Sinclair Drive in Pleasanton’s Mohr Park neighborhood is ready for you to move in! Nicely updated with dual pane windows, new carpet, granite counters, tile flooring, neutral interior paint, and much more. Open floor plan with kitchen/family combination and master suite with retreat.

This one won’t last!

Offered at $649,000.

Open house on Sunday, 1/10 from 1pm-4pm.

Or contract us for a private showing.

Terrific family home in a popular neighborhood.

4817 Funston Gate in Pleasanton has 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Situated on a large lot within a cul de sac, this home is within walking distance to the Pleasanton Sports Park.

Open House on Sunday, 11/22 from 1pm-4pm.

Or contact us for a private showing.

 Q. What is the reason the Legislature passed the Buyer’s Choice Act?

A. The Legislative findings and declarations state that the recent troubled real estate market has resulted in a concentration of the majority of homes available for resale within the hand of foreclosing lenders and has dramatically changed the market dynamics affecting ordinary home buyers. The act declares that the potential for unfairness occasioned by the resale of large numbers of foreclosed home requires that protections against abused be made effective immediately.

Q. What is the Buyer’s Choice Act?

A. The Buyers’ Choice Act is a new law that prohibits a seller who acquired property as a foreclosure sale from requiring a buyer to purchase title and escrow services from a company chosen by the seller as a condition to receiving offers or selling the property. It was enacted by Assembly Bill 957 (Galgiani).

 Q. When does the Buyer’s Choice Act become law? 

A. Yes, provided that a written notice of the right to make an independent selection of those services is first given by the seller to the buyer.

A. The law covers title insurance and escrow services.

A. Yes. A seller who violates the new law is liable to the buyer for three times all charges made for the title insurance or escrow service. In addition, a seller who violates the law is also considered to have violated their licensing law.

A. No. A transaction cannot be invalidated solely because of the failure to comply with the law.

Q. Does the Act continue indefinitely? 

A. The Act is only effective until January 1, 2015 unless it is extended by the Legislature.