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Jeff Maas, MBABroker, Lender, and CEO
Jeff Maas, MBA

About

Jeff Maas, MBA

Broker, Lender, and CEO

Jeff Maas has been in real estate since 1988, and he's built his career on a simple idea: clients shouldn't have to piece together five companies to buy a home.

Jeff is a licensed real estate broker in California and Texas and holds an MBA. He founded National Realty Group in October 1991, and in 1994 he acquired National One Mortgage Corp (N1M), a Riverside lender founded in 1990. As CEO and owner, he runs a vertically integrated One Stop Solution. Real estate sales go through National Realty Group, financing through N1M, closings through Escrow One, and ongoing management through America's Best Property Management. Jeff is personally licensed to originate loans in California, Arizona, Nevada, Texas, Florida, and Georgia, and he's a VA lender.

His work sits at the intersection of sales, lending, investing, and property flipping, which gives him a complete view of how deals succeed and how they fall apart. He has also served as an expert witness in real estate and mortgage litigation.

He hosted the radio show All the Right Moves, including its "I Knew a Guy" segment of cautionary tales from the trenches. Today he hosts the @nationalrealtygroup YouTube channel, covering market conditions, mortgages, and wealth building in a direct, numbers-first style with dry humor.

Beyond his own companies, Jeff mentors small business owners and entrepreneurs around one core question: are you an owner or an employee?

Jeff Maas, California DRE #00981576 · Jeff Maas, NMLS #246684

National One Mortgage Corp, NMLS #246740 · California DRE #01129578

6700 Indiana Ave #130, Riverside, CA 92506

Timeline

  1. 1988

    Started in real estate.

  2. 1991

    Founded National Realty Group.

  3. 1994

    Acquired National One Mortgage Corp, founded in 1990.

  4. Today

    CEO and owner across sales, lending, escrow, and property management.

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