About RE/MAX
I'm proud to be a RE/MAX agent.
The RE/MAX balloon logo is one of the ten most recognized logos in the world. For me, that red, white, and blue balloon symbolizes high expectations and high standards.
Speaking as a real estate consultant, I appreciate the freedom that RE/MAX gives me to make decisions for you, my clients, without getting management approval from a corporate structure. In the 17 years that I've been in the business—and I used to work for Prudential, which merged with Jon Douglas, which was bought out by Coldwell Banker—many real estate companies have become increasingly "corporate" in their management of agents. Some place heavy pressure on their agents to use in-house services such as title, escrow, loans, and inspection services; I enjoy the freedom to recommend services that do the best job for my clients.
The RE/MAX network of real estate professionals, both here in California and across the country, has been an invaluable asset, whether coordinating cross-country moves or finding an agent to help with an inherited property in another state.
RE/MAX is a superior company. I hope you will find that I'm a superior real estate consultant.
What Clients Say
“Not until we met Mr. Brunet did we realize how well the process could work when handled skillfully and professionally...at every juncture, we were impressed with Mr. Brunet’s judgment, professionalism, and ability.”
—Tom B.
“Jim is hardworking, honest, and knowledgeable.”
—James R.
“Throughout the process, I appreciated most Jim’s candor and his constant optimism and sense of humor. It was a pleasure to have such a personable professional on our side.”
—Chris & Donnelle B.
“Jim demonstrated his sense of fairness and honesty...We truly appreciated Jim’s knowledge of the housing market and his willingness to share his thoughts and options. His availability and promptness to answer questions or to respond to needed actions were superb.”
—Lisa & Barry R.
“I was very pleased with Jim’s ability to relate to my needs....”
—Donna C.
“Jim provided a number of much-needed counseling sessions about the reality of the market that I can only appreciate fully with the benefit of hindsight. I imagine this must be one of the most difficult parts of the job and he did it well.”
—Rudy H.