Victors Realty Executive Team
Victor and Juliet Ibergs have lived in Walnut, California for over twenty years. They believe that Walnut and the surrounding communities are very family friendly and are a great place for children to grow up. Their two children, one boy and one girl, attended Collegewood Elementary School, South Pointe Middle School, and Walnut High School so they fully appreciate the wonderful schools in this area.
Both Victor and Juliet have engaged in long careers in fields other than real estate. Juliet has worked in banking and Victor has worked in the oil refining industry. As they now work with real estate clients they will always demonstrate the professionalism and ethical behavior that their clients have a right to expect.
Juliet’s Contact Information
Mobile (909) 851-4414
Office (800) 976-9416 ext 4414
Fax (888) 808-8264
juliet.ibergs@victors-realty.com
CA DRE License 00962367
Juliet’s Education
Camalaniugan High School - Philippines
University of the East – Philippines
Sta. Teresita School of Nursing and Midwifery - Philippines
Real Estate Classes at Mt. San Antonio College
Juliet’s work experience outside of real estate
Juliet used her nursing education to work briefly in the nursing field. However, she found that her true calling was more business related. Juliet has over thirty years of banking experience. She has held various positions. Her most extensive experience is in project management, bank operations management and customer service management.
Victor’s Contact Information
Mobile (213) 400-1206
Office (800) 976-9416 ext 1206
Fax (888) 808-8264
victor.ibergs@victors-realty.com
CA DRE License 01848637
Victor’s Education
B.S. in Chemical Engineering N.C. State University – High Honors
Certificate in Real Estate from Mt. San Antonio College
Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System - Mortgage Loan Originator
Certified Short Sale and Properties in Foreclosure Specialist
Victor’s work experience outside of real estate
Victor has held various positions with the oil refining industry in engineering, operations, project management, planning and economics. He has negotiated with contractors and vendors on multi-million dollar projects. He has interfaced with government regulatory agencies including a case involving the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) vs. UNOCAL. The UNOCAL case was about a complaint of unfair methods of competition. UNOCAL of course no longer exists as an independent company.