BRIAN PATRICK FITZBURGH
Broker in Los Angeles, CA
License number
Pennsylvania BE004925
Category
Real Estate Commission
Type
Broker Exam (BE)
Address
Address
2
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Professional information
Broker-Owner
Specialties:
Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent, Home Building, General Contracting
Work:
Parrish Ave, Los Angeles 90065
Experience:
11
Links:
Website
Owner/Broker At Fitzburgh Realty
Position:
Owner/Broker at Fitzburgh Realty
Location:
Greater Los Angeles Area
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
Fitzburgh Realty
since Feb 2004
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Owner/Broker
RDF Media
Apr 2003 - Apr 2004
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Art Dept & Engineer "Junkyard Wars" & "Operation Junkyard"
WET Design
Nov 1990 - Nov 1991
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Designer & Engineer
Education:
Stanford University 1988 - 1990
MSE, Product Design University of Pennsylvania 1982 - 1986
Bachelor of Science (BS), Structural Engineering, Civil Engineer
MSE, Product Design University of Pennsylvania 1982 - 1986
Bachelor of Science (BS), Structural Engineering, Civil Engineer
Skills:
First Time Home Buyers, Buyers, Seller Representation, Sellers, REO, Short Sales, Listing Homes, Real Property, Mortgage Lending, New Homes, Real Estate Development, Loan Origination, SFR, Seniors, Luxury, Selling, Move Up Buyers, Rentals, Home Staging, Marketing, Property Management, Sales, HUD, Appraisals, Property
Owner At Self
Position:
owner at self
Location:
Greater Los Angeles Area
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
self
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owner
Broker/Owner At Fitzburgh Realty
Position:
Broker/Owner at Fitzburgh Realty
Location:
Greater Los Angeles Area
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
Fitzburgh Realty
-
Broker/Owner
Education:
University of Pennsylvania 1982 - 1986
Brian Fitzburgh, Los Angeles CA
Work:
Fitzburgh Realty
Los Angeles
(818) 824-6967
License #01875767
Los Angeles
(818) 824-6967
License #01875767
Apparatus For Wax-Impregnation Of Snowboards, Skis Or The Like
US Patent:
6126747, Oct 3, 2000
Filed:
Feb 9, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/020396
Inventors:
Brian Fitzburgh - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
B05C 2100
US Classification:
118 59
Abstract:
For efficient waxing of the running surface of a workpiece such as a snowboard, one or more skis, or a toboggan, the invention provides a single wax-heating element in the form of an elongate flexible sheet sized to fully cover the running surface when upside down and horizontally oriented. The single sheet of the heating element also provides articulating connection between an array of like transverse elements which gravitationally load the heating element sheet into self-adapting conformance with flat and convexly curved features of the workpiece, so that a wax-laden sheet draped over the running surface of the workpiece can be gravitationally loaded by the heating element sheet.
Method For Waxing Snowboards, Skis And The Like
US Patent:
5716662, Feb 10, 1998
Filed:
Sep 6, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/706640
Inventors:
Brian Fitzburgh - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
H05B 300, H05B 334, B32B 3500
US Classification:
427 8
Abstract:
For efficient waxing of the running surface of a workpiece such as a snowboard, one or more skis, or a toboggan, the invention provides a single wax-heating element in the form of an elongate flexible sheet sized to fully cover the running surface when upside down and horizontally oriented. The single sheet of the heating element also provides articulating connection between an array of like transverse elements which gravitationally load the heating element sheet into self-adapting conformance with flat and convexly curved features of the workpiece, so that a wax-laden sheet draped over the running surface of the workpiece can be gravitationally loaded by the heating element sheet.
Apparatus For Waxing Snowboards, Skis And The Like
US Patent:
5534061, Jul 9, 1996
Filed:
Jul 14, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/502802
Inventors:
Brian Fitzburgh - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
B05C 2100
US Classification:
118 59
Abstract:
For efficient waxing of the running surface of a workpiece such as a snowboard, one or more skis, or a toboggan, the invention provides a single wax-heating element in the form of an elongate flexible sheet sized to fully cover the running surface when upside down and horizontally oriented. The single sheet of the heating element also provides articulating connection between an array of like transverse elements which gravitationally load the heating element sheet into self-adapting conformance with flat or concave and convexly curved features of the workpiece, so that a wax-laden sheet draped over the running surface of the workpiece can be gravitationally loaded by the heating element sheet.