Mags Baker

Well liked and respected throughout the county, I combine firsthand rural property experience with above-average expertise in forest stewardship, septic systems, wells, and rural inspections.

A top-producing agent who creates long-term friendships by truly understanding and championing my clients’ vision.

Founder of the Sierra Women Landowners Association, a local network supporting women in rural communities through hands-on education in mountain property stewardship—including chainsaw safety, defensible space and burn practices, small engine basics, and livestock care—while fostering connection and mutual support for those living independently.

• Specialized Rural Mountain Property Expertise – In-depth knowledge of off-grid and on-grid systems, including wells, septic, solar, generators, road access, and fire-hardening requirements common to remote and mountain properties.
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  Infrastructure-Savvy Guidance – Ability to identify, evaluate, and explain the functional and regulatory implications of rural infrastructure, helping clients avoid costly surprises during inspections and escrow.
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  Strategic Problem Solver – Experienced in navigating the unique challenges of remote properties, from insurance and defensible space compliance to lending nuances specific to rural transactions.
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  Credible Resource Network – Established relationships with local inspectors, well and septic professionals, contractors, and county agencies who understand the complexities of mountain real estate.
• Clear, Practical Communication – Translates technical property details into straightforward guidance so buyers and sellers can make informed, confident decisions.
• Authentic Local Insight – Firsthand experience living and working in rural environments, providing practical perspective that goes beyond standard real estate training.

Pine Grove, California resident living on three acres of forest land that I’ve transformed into a beekeeping, chicken and regenerative farming haven, and I enjoy fishing, axe throwing, and crossbow target practice.

I’m the kind of realtor and neighbor who will drop everything—whether it’s holding a ladder or pulling you out of the snow—no matter the time or weather, and who genuinely enjoys spontaneous coffee visits and connection. We spend our days savoring autumn hikes around Lake Kirkwood and Woods Lake, misty mornings fishing at Lake Tabeaud, and visiting our kids in small towns throughout the Pacific Northwest and Chico.