Jay Theron agent profile

Jay Theron

Harcourts Hermanus / Candidate Property Practitioner

More about Jay

With an extreme passion for people and real estate, Jay's number one most important goal is to always have a client's best interest and wishes at heart. Perfection, attention to detail, and listening to his clients' wants and needs are of utmost importance to him. His real estate mission is to study all areas, know and understand every key point of the real estate industry, know every possible pitfall and most importantly; to be there for his clients, fight for them as well as guide them through the buying and/or selling process. This is of utmost importance to him; being someone whom have bought and sold numerous properties throughout his life, which enables him to understand the needs and wants of his clients and exactly what is expected of an outstanding agent.

'I wake up every morning with two thoughts:

1) I love what I do

2) My clients deserve nothing but the best.'

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