About Ryan

Ryan LaRocca

Founder of LRG Homes. Born and raised in San Jose. Started in the trades, spent years as an agent, and has bought and renovated South Bay houses full-time since 2017.

Ryan LaRocca San Jose, California

The short version

I grew up here. After high school I went to trade school and spent my first working years in commercial HVAC — crawl spaces, rooftops, mechanical rooms. That's where I learned how buildings actually go together, what fails first, and what it really costs to fix.

In 2014 I moved into real estate and worked as an agent, first with Keller Williams and then Intero. I did well at it, but what I liked most was the houses themselves: the ones that needed someone to see past the mess. In 2017 I bought my first investment property. By the time I'd done a few, LRG Homes was my full-time work.

Today that's what the company does: buy single-family homes and small multifamily buildings in the South Bay — often estates, often tired, sometimes a real project — renovate them properly, with permits, and sell them to families who want a finished house.

I studied Business and Economics at San Jose State, which comes in handy. The HVAC years come in handier.

Small on purpose.

When you call, you get me. The people below are the ones you'll actually hear from.

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Ryan LaRoccaFounderWalks every house, writes every offer, manages every remodel.
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Amanda BakshiListing agent · TSG Premier RealtyLists the finished houses.
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The crewsContractors, inspectors, escrowThe same people, house after house. Escrow is usually Chicago Title.

Things people ask me.

Not anymore. I held a California license for years and worked as an agent with Keller Williams and Intero, and you may still find old agent profiles of mine floating around online. Today I'm a buyer, not an agent. LRG Homes LLC is not a brokerage; when we sell a finished house, a licensed agent lists it.
Yes. We close with our own funds and our own lending lines. There is no financing contingency and no appraisal, which is what a “cash offer” means in practice: once we agree, the deal doesn't depend on a bank saying yes.
It will be lower than a perfect, remodeled version of your house would sell for on the open market — I have to pay for the remodel, carry the house, and sell it. It will usually be close to what the house would net you after repairs, commissions, carrying costs, and months of showings. I'll show you that math. If listing it is the better move for you, I'll say so and point you to a good agent.
That's most of what I do. Everything can be signed electronically, escrow handles the money, and I'll keep you posted every week until it closes. Rob and Diana did exactly this from out of state in 2026.
Single-family homes and two-to-four-unit buildings in San Jose and the rest of the South Bay and Peninsula. Any condition. If it's outside that, ask anyway — I know people.

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