“….entertaining….smooth, chatty format that’s unique to area real estate programming…. With the charisma, wit and presence of a late-night host…. (Robert Aldana) pulls off real estate programming that’s never tedious but always fun to watch….(and listen to)”
- San Jose Mercury News
In July, 2009, I decided to no longer continue with my television show, "Let's Talk Real Estate!" after 15 years on the air. While I had a great time and it was a great run, the time to scale back was now due to the daily time constraints that my daily business demands. My daily Spanish radio show has become a huge hit and it is the number one real estate show in Northern California. I do not only focus on real estate during my show, but I also really focus on life and bettering ourselves in every facet of our lives in regards to family, friends, finances and business. The hours and times are as follows for "Hablando de Casas!" Radio:
- My daily Spanish real estate radio show is from 2-3pm on 1370AM in San Jose - San Francisco
- You can get more information including links to listen on the web at www.hablandodecasas.com
For many of you who speak Spanish or know someone who speaks Spanish, please take note. I currently have listeners from as far away as Argentina. Not sure if I can sell real estate in Argentina but if people want to listen from that far away they are always welcome!
As always, thank you for tuning in and for your support.
Robert Aldana - AKA Robertito
My Radio shows are now all in Spanish due to the need that exists in the Hispanic community. Statistics show that approximately 70% of Notice of Defaults (the first step in foreclosure proceedings) are in the Hispanic community. It does not matter to me what background anyone in need is, I reach out my hand to whomever is in need of assistance. But obviously, there is a need for immediate and intense action for guidance and assistance in the Hispanic community as the housing crisis is now an epidemic. Imagine if we were to reduce the amount of foreclosures in the Hispanic community, how much of an impact it could make.
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