Meet The Team

	Jim Stever - Broker/Owner DRE#00805574 jim@jimsteverrealty.com Jim Stever has owned Stever Realty Since 1990 when he and his wife Darla started the company. Prior, Jim co-owned American Realty from 1982-1990. Jim enjoys working with people, and showing property. If you want a "people person" when you buy or sell property, Jim's your man.
	Darla Stever - Broker/Owner DRE#01085687 darla@jimsteverrealty.com Darla has been in Real Estate since 1990. Running offices, training agents, keeping updated on current Real Estate law and procedures, and working with her own referral base, she is devoted to the Real Estate business. Darla has the GRI designation which is among the highest honor, as well as SFR (Shortsale, Foreclosure Resource), e-PRO, LTG, WCR, PMN, Certified HAFA Specialist.
	Jim Smith-Realtor Associate DRE#01217824 jimsmith@jimsteverrealty.com Jim comes from a background of being a business owner. He has owned his own Real Estate firm in the past, and now chooses to bring his expertise to Stever Realty. Jim works with banks on their BPO's and REO properties
	Cheryl Leal-Miller DRE#01319063 clealmiller@aol.com Cheryl comes to Stever Realty ready to provide both buyers and sellers with the necessary skills needed to help them in buying or selling their home. Cheryl can be reach Sunday thru Friday from her home office in Green Valley or at our Fairfield location
	Lula Freeman DRE#01803399 freen2go@frontiernet.net Lula is new to Stever Realty, and is extremely excited about working with buyers looking to purchase their first or move up home. You can contact Lula in our Fairfield office or via her cell at (707) 628-2318

Fairfield Office: 690 East Tabor Avenue, STE F, Fairfield, CA 94533. 707.421.1000.

General Commercial Communications Disclosures
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Jim Stever Realty, Stever Realty, Stever & Associates is not associated with the government, and our service is not approved by the government or your lender. Even if you accept this offer and use our service, your lender may not agree to change your loan. If you stop paying your mortgage, you could lose your home and damage your credit rating.