AboutObtaining my real estate license was a deeply personal decision, rooted in a profound connection to my community and a burning desire to be a catalyst for change. As a child of war-torn immigrants, I have lived and breathed the struggles that many families in my community face daily. I have seen young children translating loan documents, the disparities in property appraisals, and the alarming disparities in homeownership rates for minorities, even in a diverse city like San Diego. These injustices, often overlooked or ignored, have fueled my determination to be a voice for those who feel unheard and unseen.
I’m not just preaching change, either. I’m knee-deep in the hustle of reshaping the real estate scene. The struggles faced by communities, especially minorities, aren’t distant stories for me; they’re the gritty chapters of my own journey. That’s why I’m passionate about advocating for language accessibility, ensuring that language never becomes an obstacle for anyone striving to find a home.