I was born and raised in Bogota, Colombia and hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science and worked as a Software Engineer before moving to Pittsburgh.
I have relocated twice in my life, the first time was an international experience, and I certainly enjoyed the process but at the same time it was a major life change, new language, new culture, no family… Next was the move in 2011 from Arizona to Pittsburgh, it was an easier process but there were other things that I had to leave behind to be able to settle with my family in a new city.
I got involved in real estate very young. I bought my first condo at the age of 20, and then an investment property at 23 in Colombia. Later, when we relocated to Arizona, we bought our first house in the US, that was a big success and during the process of purchasing the house, I found that the real estate career was very interesting and through my own experiences as a buyer and later as a seller, that interest was growing. When I moved to Pittsburgh in 2011, I developed my career as a Real Estate Agent.
As a real estate agent, I have a genuine passion for helping people achieve their dream of owning a home. Being a part of the American dream is an incredible privilege, and I feel grateful to be able to use my knowledge and expertise to guide my clients through the process of selling and purchasing their perfect home. It brings me immense satisfaction to provide exceptional service to each and every one of my clients, and to help them make one of the most important investments of their lives.
I feel honored to be recognized as Top-selling real estate agent in the "Pittsburgh Business Times -Who is Who in Residential Real Estate", RE/MAX Platinum Club Award, RE/MAX Select Realty Top Producer agent in her office, as well as Re/Max Select Realty Circle of Leaders.
As a Colombian, I feel very passionate about “Colombia en Pittsburgh”, a non-profit organization and its work with the community.
I am currently the President of the organization, but I have been working as a volunteer with them since 2011. I think it is very important to offer a way to get back to the community and find ways to help people with our same background, fears, dreams. Through our organization, we facilitate mutual help and integration among Colombians and other Latinos, as well as we collaborate with other Latino organizations to provide spaces to allow us to maintain our traditions and we support philanthropic projects that mission is to help the Latinos in Pittsburgh and the surrounding region
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