I was born and raised in Richmond, California. As a child, my mom would bring me to Oakland for a “day-trip” which usually consisted of a visit to Fairyland, the Oakland Zoo, or to Lake Merritt to feed the birds. I recall looking up at the old brick buildings that surround the lake and being in awe. These experiences led to my love for Oakland’s architecture and community, which drove me to move here after graduating from UC Davis. Although I loved the small quaint town of Davis, there’s no place like home.
Show MoreAs first-time homebuyers, we needed someone who would walk us through each step of the process and deal with all of our anxious ways as we embarked on one of the biggest purchases of our lives. Felicia did all of this and MORE, putting in countless hours of work both before and after our offer got accepted. She was always happily willing to assist wherever she could to make sure the transaction went smoothly. Her personality is the best too, making her a joy to work with. Ten stars!!!
If I can give Felicia more than 5 stars I would! Felicia will guide you through everything!! She’s sweet, professional, and knowledgeable. She won’t ever misguide you. She will forever be our agent!
One thing I took away from working with Felicia is that she is very reliable and someone who you could reach out to. She would respond very quickly which made us feel comfortable. She made us feel like we were getting walked through the entire process. Every question we had, she answered and we really appreciated that
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