1803 W Greenleaf Ave, Anaheim, CA 92801

Darrell Burns

AGENTE

Savient Financial, Inc.

(657) 356-6749

Enviar un mensaje

Formerly StoneHill Capital, Inc., Mr. Burns established Savient Financial, Inc., to focus more on real estate and project financing opportunities. In 1989, his focus was on "Asset Management," now called, Loss Mitigation. In 1992 Mr. Burns learned the art of Land Swapping, which is a technique that allows a Broker/Negotiator to contact a U.S. Naval Base, and negotiate the swapping of military owned land with an investor, or client's land of equal or more value. <br><br>By 1996 Mr. Burns began selling luxury homes, gold mines, and land on top of oil wells. He teamed up with the prestigious, Hatch Consulting, to deliver accurate geology reports to his investment clients. During this same year Mr. Burns pulled a number of global investors together as a team for global project financing. In 2008 Mr. Burns relocated to Geneva, Switzerland where he worked as a financial liaison for a number of real estate projects that are being developed in South Africa, South Korea, and Morocco. <br><br>Today, Mr. Burns has returned to Newport Beach to establish, "Savient," a real state and mortgage firm accommodating the state of California. He is an expert in real estate trends, valuations and home loan financial strategies. Mr. Burns has earned five degrees including, Real Estate, Real Estate Accounting, Finance, Economics, and an MBA from Pepperdine University, Malibu (with emphasis on Corporate Leadership). Real Estate has been his passion for over 30 years. Mr. Burns offers a unique service that incorporates knowledge on a number of subjects relating to finance, economics, lifestyle, market analysis, and finance consulting. He is here to serve you with your Real Estate and/or Project Financing needs.<br><br>Mr. Burns received a prominent accolade: The Congressional Medal of Distinction for the development of a six-year economic forecast for the years 2001 to 2006. This award was presented to Mr. Burns in Washington D.C. by Congress and the Bush administration in April 2007.