Al Russo
Realtor, TXR Homes, Inc.
San Diego, CA 92106
Phone (858) 605-8025
Specialties
Investment Sales Broker, Tenant Rep
Property Types
Office, Health Care
Markets
San Diego
Bio
Prior to becoming a Realtor, Al founded and ran Cardio Health Screen Inc., providing and caring for local organizations’ employees with custom on-site health screening and education programs.
As an advocate for children in family court and as a credentialed negotiator, he honed that training by brokering creative “meeting-of-the-minds” agreements with attorneys and parents while listening to individual moms and dads’ concerns, then continuing to guide their best course and action.
Like most every other real estate agent, Al will represent you, giving no-nonsense honesty along with the results you deserve and want. And like most every other real estate agent, if you are selling, he will use his negotiating insights to get you the highest price, in the least amount of time, combining state-of-the-art marketing with decades-long personal connections he is built in the local community. If you are buying, he will likewise provide you with the best information and market data to inform and advise you so you can be a well-equipped buyer with the strongest possible negotiating position.
Al is a San Diego native Italian and grew up in his parent’s many local restaurants, waiting on guests and managing dining rooms. When not assisting clients, Al enjoys spending time bringing families and couples fun activities on his 365 Things to Do in Escondido page on Facebook. He trained over a 40-year period in Korean martial arts, attaining multiple degrees of black belt rank and instructing black belts, grew up racing dirt bikes, LOVES cooking for friends and family and is a serious space nerd while watching the International Space Station when it flies overhead. His medical years as a diagnostic cardiovascular technologist is equally geeky and good evidence of his love for detective work and problem solving. Al now insists on two cups of coffee in the morning for a jump start but saves money by buying coffee beans at Costco. He finds fulfillment in helping others succeed and will ask you rhetorically, “are not serving and being served just two different folds in the same garment? “
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