Nicholas Cardenas

For award-winning Real Estate Agent Nicholas Cardenas, the entrepreneurial spirit came naturally. As a kid growing up in the Inland Empire, his first enterprise was earning lunch money by selling candy to his friends on the school bus. He is grateful for his modest beginnings in life. "It taught me to be more responsible with money, and it gave me the hustle and drive to go after stuff on my own. I wanted to become something for myself rather than working for somebody else."

Relatable, easygoing and a great communicator, Nicholas focuses on the relationship over the transaction. "I really educate my clients on what to expect at every point in time. I like to keep clients involved during a transaction and focus on communication not just during, but also after the transaction closes. And if they need to cancel for any reason, I'm right there supporting that decision, even if I've spent money to market a listing. I really care about them and what is in the best interests of their family."

Nicholas has earned both the Quality Service Award and Quality Service Pinnacle Award from CENTURY 21, and buyers and sellers consistently give him five stars for his outstanding representation.

Nicholas's charismatic presence and hustle earned him a spot on season 7 of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles. "It was a great experience being able to film for the show, Josh and Matt were both great guys and it was eye opening to see this industry from a different point of view."

A career in Real Estate gives Nicholas what he prizes most: time with family. He and his wife Daleena have been married for seven years, and together they have three children, 2 on Earth and one in Heaven. Vacations, outdoor adventures, sports and music are activities that bond the family. They are loyal Cowboys, Angels and Clippers fans.

Now approaching a decade in real estate, Nicholas brings experience combined with youthful energy to his real estate practice. Most of all, it is his integrity and genuine care that define his service. "I pride myself in being honest and upfront with the people I'm taking care of. I'm here to help."