Keisha Hosea is a dynamic and innovative licensed California Real Estate Broker. After attaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from California State University, Fullerton, she furthered her education by earning a Master of Arts degree in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling.
After an extensive career in Social Work and Counseling with government entities such as the Los Angeles County Dependency Courts, California State Developmental Center, Riverside County Probation, and several large, small bed treatment facilities along with founding a Non-Profit (501) (c) (3) Corporation to help at risk youth, Keisha entered real estate as a full time career based upon her own investment experience. She earned the "Rookie of the Year" award in her first year of Real Estate after selling more than $10 million in sales volume. She has been on fire for her clients ever since. She holds several certifications including GRI, probate specialist. and Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource (SFR). Keisha also continues to do notable work with non-profit agencies and government agencies in the fight to cure homelessness.
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Keisha Hosea of KASI Homes is not only a Diamond Bar Realtor she assists home sellers and homebuyers in lots of neighboring cities, helping every step of the way. Raised in the Los Angeles area and a resident of the Inland Empire for over 30 years, she can help you with Los Angeles real estate and it's surrounding communities along with Inland Empire real estate.
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I’m 57, and I’ve started thinking differently about exercise.
I’m not just working out because I want to look good.
I’m thinking about the 70-year-old version of me.
I want her to be strong.
I want her to travel,, carry her own bags, get up off the floor, climb stairs and keep doing the things she loves without always needing help.
So these are three things I’m focusing on now:
Strength training to help me hold onto muscle as I get older.
Staying active, whether that’s walking, Pilates, weightlifting or just moving my body.
Paying more attention to what I eat and making choices that support the life I want later. It will take long.
I’m definitely not perfect at any of this.
But at 57, I’ve realized something:
A lot of what I want my life to look like at 70 depends on what I’m willing to do at 57.
For me, living well after 50 isn’t about trying to be younger.
It’s about doing what I can today so I can keep doing the things I love tomorrow.
What are you doing now for the 70-year-old version of yourself?
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Not to be dramatic, but this is exactly how it felt. 😅
My first downsize happened when my first kid went off to college.
The house was in transition, and so was I. Their room was half packed, my heart was all over the place, and everything I thought I knew felt inside out.
I figured it out eventually, but it was emotional and chaotic.
You don't have to figure it out alone like I did. That season taught me so much, and now I help people like you make the move with a plan and a lot less stress. 💛
👭 Send this to the friend who's in her inside-out season.
📩 DM me "READY" for a simple game plan for your next move.
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