Angie Patton Carocci, Realtor

Angie Patton Carocci, Realtor Who you choose as your realtor makes a HUGE difference, pick someone who will always have YOUR best interests at heart & who knows the value of your money.

☎️ 530•306•8837 ☎️
El Dorado County\Placerville\Camino\Pollock Pines Ca
ICON REALTOR with eXp Realty DRE #01947556
Who you work with MATTERS!
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09/14/2026

Welcome to small town real estate. 🤍

Today’s home inspection found something that needed a little attention, so off to Pleasant Valley Ace Hardware I went… where the owner, Joe, personally helped me find exactly what I needed to take care of business.

This is why home inspections matter. It’s not about making every little thing a big deal. It’s about knowing what you’re buying, catching things early, and figuring out what actually needs to be handled.

And a good Realtor? I’m not just forwarding the inspection report and saying “good luck.” 😂

Sometimes I’m negotiating contracts. Sometimes I’m marketing houses. And sometimes I’m at Ace, in a dress, buying supplies and getting s**t handled.

Dress and all. 💃🏼🔧

Small town people helping small town people. And me doing whatever needs to be done to get my clients to the finish line.

Just another day in real estate. 🏡

09/13/2026

There’s a whole lot that happens before the JUST LISTED post. 🌲🏡

It starts with walking the property, hearing its story and figuring out what needs to happen before we’re ready to share it. Then come the cleanup conversations, the prep, the hauling… and sometimes bringing the kids to work with the promise that maybe they’ll get to fish the creek. 😂🎣

This one has so much character—a creek running through the property, the coolest covered footbridge, and a home tucked into the trees that feels like its own little escape yet just minutes to town.

A little more work before she’s ready for her close-up… but I cannot wait to show you this one.

Coming soon. 🌲✨

08/26/2026

Apparently National Dog Day needed to be celebrated with a little extra flair this year. 😂🐶🦨

Big event tonight, plenty to do, and because Murphy’s Law never misses an opportunity… Buster got sprayed by a skunk at 5AM. 🤦🏼‍♀️

But THIS is why I love our little community. ❤️ One desperate 6AM text to Kim Ribolin at pampered and she told me to bring that stinky s**tbag right on in. 😂🙌🏼

There’s something pretty special about living in a small town where people answer the phone, show up, and save your ass before most people have even had their coffee.

So Happy National Dog Day to Buster — currently celebrating at the groomer — and cheers to tonight’s event, because apparently we like to start event days with a little chaos around here. 😂🐾

Community > everything. Always. ❤️

08/24/2026

🐾 NATIONAL DOG DAY = FREE DOG PHOTOS + HOT DOGS! 🌭📸

Because obviously our four-legged family members deserve their own professional photos. 😍

Join us Wednesday, August 26th from 5–7 PM for a fun little National Dog Day celebration!

🐶 FREE professional photos of your pup by the incredibly talented Jennifer Ingles Photography Jennifer | El Dorado County Ca
🌭 Hot dogs — because we couldn’t resist
🐾 Bring your favorite four-legged friend
💛 Come hang out with us!

📍 eXp Realty Parking Lot
990 Marshall Way | Placerville
⏰ 5–7 PM

No fancy reason. No sales pitch. Just an excuse to celebrate our dogs, get some great photos, eat a hot dog and hang out with our community. ❤️

Grab your pup, tell your dog-loving friends, and come see us!

See you Wednesday! 🐕🐾📸

08/17/2026

Single mom life means sometimes the “first day of school” doesn’t happen on the actual first day. 🤷🏼‍♀️

I didn’t get to have 2 of my 3 kids on their first day this year. No first-morning chaos, no making sure everyone had what they needed, and no standing in the driveway demanding the obligatory picture while they rolled their eyes at me. 😂 And I’m not going to pretend that didn’t sting a little.

So today? We had a redo. ❤️

This chapter of motherhood has taught me that sometimes you have to let go of what things are supposed to look like. Traditions get rearranged, you miss some moments you wish you didn’t, and sometimes you simply make your own damn redo.

So yes, I made them take the pictures. Yes, I’m calling it their first day. And yes, I’ll absolutely do it again anytime I need to. ❤️

And after a full summer of juggling kids, work, life and approximately 947 different things at once… I am VERY thankful these three are back in school. 😂🙌🏻 They’re back to their routines, and Mama is officially back in the office, back to a schedule, and ready to get some s**t done. 🏡💻

First day of school, take two. Now everybody get to class — Mama’s got houses to sell. 😂❤️📚🏡

07/16/2026

☀️🎒💦 Making a Splash for a Great Cause!

One of my favorite things about this community is how we always show up for each other. ❤️

Today I’m supporting the EDCAR Young Professionals Network Backpack Drive benefiting Hands 4 Hope. Every backpack filled with school supplies helps a local student start the school year feeling prepared and confident.

If you’re free this afternoon, come join us! Bring a filled backpack, enjoy some poolside fun, connect with local professionals, and help make a real difference for local kids.

📍 Camino, CA
🗓️ Today | ⏰ 4:00–7:00 PM

Let’s help send our students back to school with everything they need to succeed. See you poolside! ☀️📚✏️

07/13/2026

I’ve been pretty quiet over here lately.

No sharing stories. No daily check-ins. No “come with me” moments, I just haven’t wanted to play.

Truth is… life has been really full. Divorce. Child mediation. Work. Taking the kids to Dillon’s Beach, Monterey and Tahoe. Trying to keep moving forward in all the ways while quietly carrying something really heavy.

I’ve been grieving my daddy.

We weren’t the kind of father and daughter who talked every day, but for years he crossed my mind every single day. My life choices impacted his in so many ways..

Is he okay? Does he need milk 😅

Has he fallen?

Have the kids seen Papa?

What stories about his childhood haven’t I asked yet?

Now I catch myself thinking, “I should call my daddy” and then I remember… I can’t.

Grief is a strange thing. Life doesn’t stop for it. You still show up. You still smile. You still make memories. But it quietly walks beside you.

I’m still processing all of it.

Thank you to everyone who’s checked in, reached out, or simply stuck around while I’ve been a little absent.

I’ll be back. ❤️

06/04/2026

Loss has a way of changing your perspective.

The last few weeks have been heavy, but today life showed up in the form of a bee swarm in my backyard.

I’ve always wanted a hive of my own, and today I got to capture thousands of bees and give them a new home in a bee box. No stings. No panic. Just awe.

Watching them work together, settle in, and start building something new felt like a reminder I needed. Even after loss, life keeps moving forward. New chapters begin. New homes are built. New communities form.

Today, in the middle of grief, I got to witness something beautiful.

And for the first time in a while, it felt a little bit like hope. 🐝❤️

05/30/2026

This is one of those posts I never wanted to write.

At 7:00 this morning, my daddy passed away. And even typing those words doesn’t feel real.

He made the decision to leave on his own terms, with dignity, surrounded by love, and gave all of us an opportunity to hold his hand and tell him how much he mattered. As hard as it was, that was the final gift he gave us.

Today hurts in a way I can’t fully explain. The kind of hurt that sits in your chest and steals your breath. The kind that makes you pick up the phone before remembering you can’t call anymore.

My dad was stubborn, tough, funny, complicated, and deeply loved. He helped shape who I am, and so much of him lives on in me, in my kids, and in the stories we’ll keep telling.

I’m incredibly grateful for the extra time we were given, for every hand squeeze, every conversation, every laugh, and every opportunity to say “I love you” one more time.

It feels strange to share something this personal on social media. Part of me wants to keep it private. Part of me knows so many of you have been praying, checking in, and walking this road with our family. So thank you.

Today, my heart is broken, yet relieved.

my daddy is finally at peace.

❤️ 5/29/2026
0700

Love you forever, Daddy. Until we meet again. 🇺🇸❤️

05/24/2026

7am phone call from my dad: “I fell.”

So instead of easing into Memorial Day weekend, it was throw on sunglasses, slam s**tty gas station coffee, buy $150 in gas, load the walker, and haul my grumpy, ungrateful Veteran father down the hill to the Mather VA before most people even started their day. 😵‍💫🇺🇸

And ya know what? I’m still grateful.

Grateful for a career that allows me to answer those calls without asking permission. Grateful I can afford to show up. Grateful I built a life with flexibility, because caregiving isn’t pretty or convenient… it’s exhausting.

Being the daughter of a Veteran means sometimes you get the pride, and sometimes you get the attitude too. 😂 But at the end of the day, you still show up for your people. Even tired. Even frustrated. Even running purely on caffeine and responsibility. ❤️

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