Meet Ruth Queija, a devoted real estate professional with a career spanning over three decades who has been deeply entrenched in the real estate realm since 1986. Her journey commenced at Continental Title, where she delved into various facets such as title searches, customer service, and sales. Later, she ventured into roles at Stewart Title's escrow division and Landsafe, a division of Countrywide.

In 1999, Ruth embarked on her tenure with RE/MAX Masters in Covina, initially as a Transaction Coordinator, facilitating seamless closures for real estate agents. Following a successful stint of 2.5 years, she transitioned to Ticomo Valley Escrow, RE/MAX's in-house escrow department. Subsequently, in 2004, Ruth attained her real estate license, marking the commencement of her journey as a real estate agent.

For Ruth, obtaining her real estate license proved transformative, evolving into her most fulfilling endeavor yet. Over the years, she has relished the opportunity to guide first-time homebuyers, assist sellers in navigating significant life transitions, and orchestrate seamless relocations across states. Each transaction presents a unique narrative, a challenge she embraces wholeheartedly as she accompanies clients through pivotal moments in their lives.

After nearly two decades with RE/MAX, Ruth moved to Century 21 Masters in 2023, enticed by their unparalleled resources and innovative approach, enabling her to elevate the client experience further.

Ruth's extensive tenure in the industry, spanning over 35 years, distinguishes her as a seasoned professional. Her vast network and enduring relationships with fellow agents, title officers, escrow officers, and lenders underscore her ability to navigate even the most intricate transactions with finesse.

Residing and operating in the San Gabriel Valley for four decades, Ruth is deeply rooted in her community. She finds immense fulfillment in contributing to various ministries within her church, embodying her commitment to giving back whenever possible. Alongside her dedication to her profession, Ruth treasures her role as a mother to two adult children and finds solace in her faith and community involvement.