Jessica Rivera Tanaka - Yuma County Realtor

Jessica Rivera Tanaka - Yuma County Realtor Jessica Rivera Tanaka is an experienced and knowledgeable REALTOR® in Yuma, AZ. I love Yuma County! I have lived in Yuma since I was 6 years old.

I began my real estate career at the age of 17 by working as a secretary for a real estate agent. I went on to get my license at the age of 20. I am experienced in military relocation and have a background with the local school districts.

Beginning on Sept. 15, National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the rich histories, cultures and lasting contribution...
09/16/2026

Beginning on Sept. 15, National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the rich histories, cultures and lasting contributions of Hispanic Americans across the United States.

The mid-month start is intentional: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua celebrate independence on Sept. 15, followed by Mexico on Sept. 16 and Chile on Sept. 18. The observance began as a week in 1968 and expanded to a month in 1988. Today, 70.1 million Hispanic people live in the U.S., making up 21% of the population.

Influence is woven through American food, music, art, business, sports, science and countless family traditions across the country.

📱 Don’t Overshare OnlineReal estate has us feeling like we all have to be social media stars to attract clients. We want...
09/05/2026

📱 Don’t Overshare Online

Real estate has us feeling like we all have to be social media stars to attract clients. We want people to see that we know the area, stay busy, and are out there working—but we also need to think about how much we’re sharing.

If you’re constantly posting your favorite locations around town, your daily routine, and every property you’re showing, you’re making it very easy for a predator to learn your patterns and know where to find you.

You can still share “a day in the life” without sharing it in real time. Post after you leave, avoid announcing that you’re alone, and don’t give strangers a play-by-play of your entire day.

Find the balance between being the local expert and becoming someone’s next target.

Be aware. Be prepared. Get home safe.

🏠 Open House = Public AccessIt’s a long weekend, which probably means plenty of open houses—and plenty of strangers walk...
09/04/2026

🏠 Open House = Public Access

It’s a long weekend, which probably means plenty of open houses—and plenty of strangers walking through properties.

Before you open the doors, ask the seller to secure medications, jewelry, fi****ms, financial documents, spare keys, and anything else valuable or personal. Keep track of who enters, pay attention to how many people are inside, and don’t let yourself become distracted by one visitor while another wanders off alone.

Even better? Ask an affiliate partner to host with you. They can greet visitors, help monitor the property, and talk about their services while you focus on potential buyers. It’s good exposure for them—and there’s always safety in numbers.

When the open house is over, check every room, closet, bathroom, garage, and exterior door before locking up. Make sure everyone is actually out before you leave.

Open houses are great for business, but remember: you’re inviting the public in. Have a plan, bring a partner, and stay aware.

Be aware. Be prepared. Get home safe.

📍 REALTOR® Safety Month — Day 3Share Your LocationReal estate has us driving all over town and meeting people we may not...
09/04/2026

📍 REALTOR® Safety Month — Day 3

Share Your Location

Real estate has us driving all over town and meeting people we may not know very well. Someone should always know where you are, who you’re meeting, and when you expect to be finished.

Share your phone’s location with a trusted coworker, friend, or family member, and send a quick “I’m done” text afterward. If your plans change, let them know—because a location only helps if it’s accurate.

It takes less than a minute, and it’s an easy habit that could make a big difference.

Someone should always know where to start looking for you.

Be aware. Be prepared. Get home safe.

🏡 REALTOR® Safety Month — Day 2Meet Before You ShowA quick introduction can be an important part of your safety routine....
09/02/2026

🏡 REALTOR® Safety Month — Day 2
Meet Before You Show

A quick introduction can be an important part of your safety routine. When possible, meet new prospects at your office or another public location before meeting them alone at a property.

Use that time to discuss their needs, confirm contact information, and follow your brokerage’s prospect-verification procedures. Make it a consistent practice with everyone.

💬 Keep it simple: “Let’s meet at the office first so we can go over what you’re looking for!”

A little preparation before the showing helps put safety first.

Be aware. Be prepared. Get home safe.

🛡️ REALTOR® Safety MonthYour best safety tool is awareness.When you arrive at a property, take a few seconds before gett...
09/02/2026

🛡️ REALTOR® Safety Month

Your best safety tool is awareness.

When you arrive at a property, take a few seconds before getting out of your car.

👀 Look around. Who is nearby? Are there unfamiliar vehicles or people? Does anything feel out of place?

🚪 Know your exits. Park where you can leave easily and pay attention to doors, gates, and other ways out.

📱 Know your safety tool BEFORE you need it. Whether it’s your phone’s Emergency SOS, a safety app, smartwatch, personal alarm, or another device—don’t just carry it. Practice using it.

Can you activate it quickly?
Can you use it without looking?
Do you know who it contacts and what happens when you activate it?

And most importantly: Trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right, you don’t need proof that something is wrong before you leave.

Safety isn’t about being afraid.
It’s about being aware, prepared, and confident enough to act.

When the AAR President dares you to do the splits! August has been busy! From AAR ->YAR->NAR RAPAC Awards nightYPN Tri...
08/27/2026

When the AAR President dares you to do the splits!

August has been busy!
From AAR ->YAR->NAR

RAPAC Awards night

YPN Trivia night

2027 Presidents and AE’s

NAR Sherry Chris

Splits at the bean

NAR Leadership Sunmit

Realtor Relief Foundation

The Yuma Association of REALTORS®️ know how to have a good time—and do some pretty amazing things while we’re at it! 💛🏡T...
07/09/2026

The Yuma Association of REALTORS®️ know how to have a good time—and do some pretty amazing things while we’re at it! 💛🏡

Today’s luncheon was such a fabulous display of everything I love about our association. REALTORS® and Affiliates giving back to the youth of Yuma, committees collaborating, hearing from our nominees, learning more about the importance of RAPAC, and even a visit from our very own Uncle Sam and an our very own Arizona REALTORS® Past President!

But my favorite part is always the people. 💛 The relationships, collaboration, laughter, and shared commitment to our industry and community are what make this association so special.

Days like today make me even more excited and grateful for the opportunity to serve as President next year. I can’t wait to continue learning, growing, serving—and, of course, having a little fun along the way! 😉

Started my morning by completing my Military Relocation Professional Certificate 🇺🇸
07/05/2026

Started my morning by completing my Military Relocation Professional Certificate 🇺🇸

Arizona REALTORS® Leadership Training 2026 Module 2 After 24 years as an Arizona REALTOR®, I finally visited our Arizona...
07/03/2026

Arizona REALTORS® Leadership Training 2026 Module 2

After 24 years as an Arizona REALTOR®, I finally visited our Arizona REALTORS® Association office for the very first time—and it did not disappoint.

The building is beautiful, but even more impressive were the incredible people working behind the scenes. It was such a privilege to meet the team whose dedication keeps our association moving forward every day.

The Leadership Training Academy (LTA) has truly been an eye-opening experience. It’s given me a deeper appreciation for how associations operate, the wealth of tools and resources available to members, and the exceptional communication and leadership Arizona has built.

I’m walking away inspired, grateful, and even more excited for the future. 💛🏡

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10602 S Camino Del Sol, Yuma
Fortuna Foothills, AZ
85367

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+19282109078

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