Adam Renteria

About Adam

NOTHING WANTS TO BE IN FRONT OF ANYTHING THAT IS RELENTLESS

My Purpose: Service and philanthropy. After 6 years of helping buyers and sellers accomplish their real estate needs, I found that time is the most important asset and commodity people have. The more people that choose me to represent them for their real estate needs, the more time and money I can create to donate back to the causes I care about most. The three areas that I care most about are my church community, the military community, and my high school baseball team that I coach. God blesses me on a daily basis and I strive to extend His love and blessings to others as much as I can.

Why: I love competition. Pressure and adversity fuel my fire to get out and compete regardless of the economy and market conditions. I chose the real estate business to fire my passion to compete within the market and grow through adversity. I also love people, and believe in using my strengths to serve people in a way that is lasting beyond any closed transaction.

Mission: The mission of the Renteria Group is to serve in everything we do. We do this by providing world class service to clients seeking to buy, sell, or lease real estate by delivering exceptional experiences through unmatched reach and outsized influence in the world’s biggest markets. My role as your real estate agent is to bring calm, composure, and expertise to your lives, especially during times of stress and possible chaos.

Core Values: Faith, Family, Integrity, Service, Generosity,

OIF Veteran, US Army
CSU Long Beach Alumni
USC Alumni

Why interview me to help you sell your home?
Because you share the same core values as I do and we would work well together to get your home sold for the price that makes sense for your family in the time you need it sold. I’m direct with the truth when it comes to market conditions, buyer activity, and communicating all the variables that tend to happen during a real estate transaction between buyer and seller. If at the end of the interview it doesn’t work out, then hey, no harm no foul and we can never get that 30 minutes back.