MEET SHIRIN
Most of my work happens before anyone walks through a house. In San Diego real estate, the hard part is rarely finding the property. It is deciding whether the price makes sense, whether a repair is worth making and whether this is the right year to move at all. That is what my clients actually call me for.
I have been licensed in California since 2008 and became a Broker Associate in 2014. I earned my degree in Business Administration with a minor in Real Estate from the University of San Diego. Over the years, I have guided buyers and sellers through the 2008 correction, the long recovery, the pandemic run-up and the rate shock that followed. I have also lived in Point Loma since 2013. When I tell you I know the San Diego market, I mean I have lived and worked in it, not simply read about it.
I am a certified Military Relocation Professional (MRP) and a military spouse. PCS timelines, VA loan entitlement and buying remotely from another duty station are familiar ground, not something I had to learn from a handbook.
You will get straightforward information from me without pressure, including when the numbers say you should wait. I would rather give you a difficult answer early than have you discover it on a Closing Disclosure three days before signing. The clients I am proudest of are the ones who call me years later about something that has nothing to do with a sale.
MILITARY RELOCATION & VA LOANS
I'm a military spouse and a Military Relocation Professional (MRP). I've made the move myself, and I know how quickly a PCS can turn "maybe San Diego" into "we need to figure this out now."
For most military families moving to San Diego, the house is not actually the first decision. It's figuring out where to live, whether buying makes sense for this set of orders, how the commute to base will affect everyday life, and what you can afford using your VA loan benefit.
I work with military buyers and sellers throughout San Diego, from families arriving on PCS orders to those preparing for their next duty station. I'll give you the numbers, explain the tradeoffs between neighborhoods, and tell you when buying makes sense and when it may not.
You don't need to have orders in hand to start the conversation. Earlier is usually better.







