Al Zielske

We had a good experience using Al Zielske for selling our home in Pleasanton. He was great at communicating via text messages with myself and my sister so we were all on the same page. Al spent many hours having open houses to get potential buyers in the door.

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I've used Al as an agent twice, to buy and sell the same house. Would recommend again to anyone.

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Al was very patient and helpful; he responded to all our calls and emails; we made 11 offers before we finally got one accepted.

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Superb realtor in a difficult market
Positive and professional are good words to describe Al Zielske. We first met Al when he handled the sale of our neighbor’s home. When it came time to list our home with an agent, Al was our first choice. He arranged for photography and staging and helped us establish a reasonable asking price. As it happened, California’s shelter-in-place order came down the day before our house was scheduled to go on the market. The realtors’ walk-through and our open house weekend were cancelled. The public was warned to stay home, so few ventured out to see our house. Through our fears and uncertainties, Al kept a positive attitude and spoke with us regularly about leads he was following with agents and buyers. He posted a beautiful video tour of our home and reassured us that our house was sound and would sell. And he was right. We received an offer and were able to successfully close despite a market that was all but standing still, thanks to Al’s persistence,

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Talk about a "trooper"......it is the perfect definition for Al. We met each other through my childhood friends, Sheila and John Sanches, who met Al at church. That was the beginning, August-September, 2022. The recommendation was valuable. I live in Southern California; I was muddling through the emotional decision of when, how and what to do about selling the home my parents owned for fifty plus years. It was not, however, the family home. My parents had several marvelous homes over their 60 plus year marriage. So never setting eyes on me, Al and I worked through the emailing and phone calling. Not easy and not what any realtor really deserves.So Al had to endure my emotions, my fears and most of all, share my mother's emotional journey. Though "old", she has a memory that is sharp and slick. I was finally given permission to sell the/her Pleasanton house. The trials and tribulations began in February, 2023. What a mess! The house was still in tact with my mother's stuff. NOT persona

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