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Integrity, Service, Results! Brian M Jeacoma comes to Remax Universal with knowledge, professionalism and experience in the industry. Brian has a passion for real estate, which shows in everything he does. Brian is here to help serve all your real estate needs. Brian specializes in residential properties, investment properties, first time home buyers, vacant land purchases, second homes and retirement homes.

Brian M. Jeacoma received his New York real estate license in 2001 and has been a Realtor since. Brian has also earned a Business Administration degree. Brian measures his success by the level of his clients satisfaction throughout the time they work together. Brian knows his future success depends upon recommendations to your friends, associates and family based on the services he has provided.

 

Languages I speak

English , Korean , Spanish

My Specialities

Historic Home , Luxury Home , New Construction , Residential

Professional Designations

Accredited Seller Representative , Certified Buyer Representative , Certified Internet Professional , Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist , Certified Residential Specialist

My Preferred Providers

TEAM JEACOMA recommends the following home service providers:

My Service Area

Nassau and Queens County

My area of focus is mainly the areas surrounding Queens County, NY and the greater Bayside area. You can find more information about this area by exploring the map below.

My Blog Entries

  • mortgage rates jump to 6-month high

    T JEACOMA wrote on Fri Dec. 10 2010 at 10:21 PM:

    Mortgage rates rose for a fourth-straight week to reach a six-month high as yields on government bonds continue to rise. The average interest on a 30-year fixed loan hit 4.61 percent, up from 4.46 percent a week READ MORE...

  • 5 predictions for 2011

    T JEACOMA wrote on Fri Dec. 10 2010 at 10:20 PM:

    5 Predictions for 2011 Freddie Mac analysts point to five features that they believe will likely characterize the 2011 housing and mortgage markets: 1. Low mortgage rates. With Fed observers expecting the central READ MORE...

  • agencies clash over mortgage relief

    T JEACOMA wrote on Sun Jan. 10 2010 at 10:19 PM:

    The two federal agencies charged with setting housing policy are at odds over a new program aimed at assisting borrowers whose homes are "underwater," or worth less than what is owed on the mortgages. The Federal READ MORE...

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