Nice to meet you,
I'm Brenna
I was born and raised in Visalia, in a family of all girls and parents who had a passion for flipping houses every couple of years. While I didn’t always love living through constant remodeling or packing up to move again, those experiences gave me a unique perspective on homes—and today, that’s one of my greatest strengths. Having lived in nearly every neighborhood in Visalia, I offer a deep, firsthand knowledge of the community that I’m proud to share with my clients.
Introducing,
My family
After high school, I headed to Point Loma Nazarene University, where I met my husband, Peter. We eventually returned to Visalia to start our careers and raise our family. We’ve now been married 22 years and have four wonderful kids: Noelle (18), who’s off to TCU this fall; Asher (15), a sophomore at Redwood High; Joel (11), starting 6th grade at Denton; and Lucas (8), headed into 3rd grade.
My experience in
Real Estate
My career in real estate began in 2003 on the homebuilding side, working with Centex Homes in marketing, land acquisition, and development. During that time, I also earned my MBA. In 2013, I became a licensed Realtor® and have had the joy of helping hundreds of families find their place to call home. I earned my broker’s license in 2023 and recently served as VP of Sales and Marketing for a startup homebuilder. Today, I’m proud to own and operate Brenna Keck Real Estate.
My involvement in
the Community
I stay actively involved in the industry and my community—serving on the Board of Directors for the Tulare County Association of Realtors, participating in the Latino Professional Network committee, and contributing to the Visalia Heritage steering committee. I also love volunteering at my kids’ schools and staying connected through our church family at Radiant Church.
How I spend my time
outside of work
When I’m not working, you’ll probably find me at a barre or body combat class—or juggling carpools and cheering from the sidelines at one of my kids’ many activities. It’s a busy, beautiful life, and I consider it a true privilege to serve the Visalia community—both professionally and personally.