About Theresa

Theresa Qadree has engaged herself in the world of Customer Service for over 30 years and has never looked back to diminishing that service when it came to the people she encounters. She has worked for Top Fortune 500 companies as a Trainer and led the pack in accolades and awards for her extraordinary eye that hons in on the needs of her clients, colleagues, and customers.Since 2003 Theresa has scaled her services in the Real Estate industry from a loan originator to a Real Estate Sales Agent, while earning a certificate in Business Management and licensed in financial services, she also carries a BA in the study of Metaphysics and is a Leadership Enthusiast with emphasis on Conscious Business Ethics. Theresa has served on the Board of Economic and Community Development for the City she resides, as well as on the Community Action Board as Vice Chair of San Joaquin County.From the Bay and beyond to the Valley and above Theresa has united families to their dream homes creating win-win transactions. She is always looking to improve her skills and knowledge that will allow her to take advantage of the demands of the ever-changing market....

A word from Theresa

In the last 2 decades our nation has suffered in an economic decline, a paradigm shift that has widened the gap between economic wealth and homeownership. History has shown that Black Americans has been the procuring cause of the wealth in America; however, even though many have made it, there are many who have not, and as a result many communities fall behind in the share of economic grown and equity building over their counterparts.There are many low to moderate income earners in America that have not reached their level of fair equity. Although there has been tremendous change and efforts to amend antiquated procedures and policies that stunt the growth of certain communities across America, The Central Valley Real Estate Board a chapter of NAREB continues to advocate to assure that there is and continues to be sustainable growth and wealth in these communities. On a last note, I truly believe that when “the Masses” (low to moderate income earners) win our cities and country wins.