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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What Are The Long-term Housing Effects From The L.A. Fires?
People are curious what will happen to the Los Angeles housing market after the fires. There is rental housing price gouging already occurring.
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What You Should Do After A House Fire —
Your mind is probably racing after suffering a house loss due to a fire. These tips may help you get back on your feet:
1. Find a safe place to stay. Talk to your local disaster relief agency, such as the American Red Cross or Salvation Army. These organizations can help you find a place to stay temporarily.
2. Let family and friends know you’re safe when time permits.
3. Contact your insurance agent. You'll need to start a claim. You may be eligible for an advance for "Loss of use" from your insurance policy to cover living and other daily expenses. Be sure to save all receipts and keep a detailed record of all purchases.
4. If you rent, call your landlord. They will need to take actions they to address the damage.
5. Take care of your pets. Be sure they are accounted for and have enough food and water.
6. Photos/Video. If you have physical or digital photos and/or videos of your home and its contents, begin compiling them for your insurance claim.
7. Address your finances. Even if your home is destroyed, you may need to continue making your mortgage payment. You might also need to continue any car payments and replace any credit or debit cards that may have been destroyed in the house fire. Contact all debtors.
8. Replace lost documents. If you don’t get a chance to grab important documents like passports, birth certificates and marriage licenses beforehand, they will need to be replaced. If the documents are in a safe, try to check it as soon as you’re allowed back in your home.
9. Update your mailing address. Consider obtaining a P.O. Box or changing your address to a relative or friend’s home. This can help ensure that you’ll still receive your mail during this time.
10. Take care of your family's mental health. Seek support to deal with grief and loss at this time. Your mental health and wellbeing are important.
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