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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Search homes for sale throughout Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside Counties. We serve the Inland Empire Communities of Chino, Chino Hills, Diamond Bar, Pomona, Phillips Ranch, Walnut, Ontario, Pomona, Corona, Riverside, Upland, Eastvale, Norco, Rancho Cucamonga, Montclair and more.
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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Not because you have to. Not because something is wrong. But because you built a life in this house, and that life has changed.
The kids are gone. The rooms are quiet. And every time you make that trip upstairs to a bedroom that hasn't been slept in for months, some part of you already knows.
You don't need more space. You need the right space.
I work specifically with empty nesters in Los Angeles who are ready to sell their forever home and find what fits this chapter, not the last one.
And right now, the LA market is giving serious.
And right now, the LA market is giving serious sellers a real advantage. Equity is high. Single-story inventory in the right neighborhoods moves fast. If you've been thinking about this, waiting isn't protecting you, it's costing you.
DM me the word STAIRS and I'll send you the free Renew Method guide I give every client before they list.
It walks you through exactly what to do first, what to expect, and how to make this transition without the overwhelm.
Your next chapter is already waiting. The stairs don't have to be part of it.
Serving empty nesters across Los Angeles 🔗 guide in the link in bio
#EmptyNester #DownsizingLA
As a sandwich generation caregiver, real estate investor, and Realtor... my version of "fun" can be a little unpredictable.
Sometimes it's brunch.
Sometimes it's travel.
And sometimes it's removing sticky strips tenants put on bathroom shower walls that absolutely should NOT have been there.
Friendly reminder:
Please don't hang sticky strips inside showers. What seems like a good idea usually turns into damage later.
Anyway... what's everyone doing for fun this weekend? 😊
And the worst part is… sometimes the story in my head actually starts making sense. 😂
You notice one weird thing during a house tour and suddenly your brain starts connecting dots that probably don’t even exist.
After enough showings, you realize every house has a story.
Some just feel a little more suspicious than others.
Tell me I’m not the only one who does this.
What’s the most suspicious thing you’ve ever seen in a house?
What Clients Say...
We had so many questions and doubts but you were there to answer all our questions every time. I am not sure what we would have ever done without you.
Samuel Grier
Corona
There were times when I thought we would never get the bank to listen to us. Thank you for helping us get our short sale done so we can get on with our lives.
Melanie Hines
Inglewood
When we decided to put our home up for sale you were the very first person we thought of and you never let us down. Thank you for all your hard work