Maria del Cielo has been in the real estate and mortgage industry since 1998. The various positions she held as a banker included holding a mortgage loan officer position with the biggest bank in the country where she originated both refinance and purchase mortgage loans. She has experience originating mortgage loans while working with direct lenders and mortgage brokers. It was at the first mortgage brokerage that she was affiliated with where she discovered her passion for real estate transactions. Maria del Cielo also has a background as a notary public who as a certified mortgage loan signing agent, worked with title and escrow companies. Her combined career experiences, interconnected professional licenses and certifications, and industry related continuing education, make it possible for her to provide her clients with an exceptional and seamless close of escrow. She currently specializes in helping both buyers and sellers achieve their homeownership dreams and aspirations pertaining to real estate. Maria del Cielo is a certified Short Sales & Foreclosure Resource Realtor. Speaking fluent English and Spanish allows for her to service various cultural populations.
Maria del Cielo practices individual self-care as well as with her loved ones for optimal overall well-being. This contributes to her well-balanced lifestyle which in turn permits her to be patient and understanding of her clients needs during a crucial time. Delivering superior customer service to her clients is her priority. She strives to exceed her clients expectations with thorough communication styles tailored to their preferences and actively listens to their desired outcomes.
In addition to helping individuals with their real estate needs, she also has a passion for being of service to humanity. As a Certified Domestic Violence Counselor, she volunteers her time to help individuals who suffer from current or past domestic violence experiences. She became active in supporting various breast cancer associations upon completing research she conducted involving breast cancer patients and their history of traumatic events.