Alfonso Sean Saavedra, "Al Saavedra" is a California Licensed Real Estate Agent and brings over 20 of experience as a successful businessman and entrepreneur in the private as well as the public sector.

From 1985-1989 Mr. Saavedra, served in the United States Marine Corp, before being honorably discharged. Mr. Saavedra received all his promotions to higher rank meritoriously, proving that he was a high quality Marine. While in the Marines Mr. Saavedra developed various skills, among them; discipline, and ethics that he displays today in his professional and personal life.

From 1990-1999 Mr. Saavedra engage in the Real Estate field holding several positions including principal and owner of 2 Real Estate companies. Mr. Saavedra has worked in all aspects of Real Estate including; Land Development, Construction, Subdivision, Sales, Marketing, and Management. Mr. Saavedra was an Approved REO Agent for blue chip companies such as; Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Countrywide, Household Finance, and Parsons Credit Union

From 1998-2000 Mr. Saavedra played a leading role in "Village Green" Sylmar, California the first Energy efficient community in the nation. The project garnered several awards and was built with participation from Fannie Mae, DWP, the Gas Company, City of Los Angeles, and BP solar. The community garnered recognition by both President Bill Clinton and vice president Al Gore.  The President "Bill Clinton" was present for the ground breaking ceremonies.  The project also won the nations Partnership for Advancing Technology in Housing, “PATH” award from the department of energy

From 2002-2003 Mr. Saavedra was the Senior Realty Agent for the Los Angeles Unified School District "LAUSD" in their massive 3.5 billion dollar Real Estate acquisition. He was instrumental when the LAUSD was featured on the front page of the Daily News in May of 2003 when LAUSD took all 600 million dollars left on the state budget for school construction making history as the first school district to achieve the biggest real estate acquisitions in history, acquiring; commercial, residential, industrial, and vacant land properties.