Angelica Muñoz
Asset Manager
Angelica Muñoz brings over 20 years of experience of working in the not for profit sector to her role as Asset Manager, where she assists in operations at our San Diego-area properties, working collaboratively with the asset management team and property management, as well as coordinating communication and reporting to lenders, investors and other governing agencies.
She has served in multiple positions since starting at Wakeland in 2008, including overseeing temporary tenant relocations during the rehabilitation work at Wakeland's projects, assisting in project management, and facilitating prevailing wage compliance during the construction phase.
From 2010 to 2018, Ms. Muñoz worked in Wakeland’s Resident Services, where she developed the Creating Opportunities for Resident Enrichment (CORE) program, a specialized division of the department that helps our residents achieve higher levels of financial literacy and mobility through one-on-one consultations that assist them to build stronger credit, save money wisely and work towards homeownership.
Before coming to work for Wakeland, her work with the MAAC Project, Legal Aid Society of San Diego and The San Diego Food Bank, allowed her the experience of working for nonprofit corporations all the while satisfying her personal mission of working to help the community.
Ms. Muñoz has certifications and trainings including LISC’s Housing Development Training Institute, Course 501 Residential Relocation Assistance Certification and LCP Federal Davis Bacon/Prevailing Wage Certification
In her spare time, she enjoy being a grandma, spending time with family, traveling and working out.
Angelica Muñoz brings over 20 years of experience of working in the not for profit sector to her role as Asset Manager, where she assists in operations at our San Diego-area properties, working collaboratively with the asset management team and property management, as well as coordinating communication and reporting to lenders, investors and other governing agencies.
She has served in multiple positions since starting at Wakeland in 2008, including overseeing temporary tenant relocations during the rehabilitation work at Wakeland's projects, assisting in project management, and facilitating prevailing wage compliance during the construction phase.
From 2010 to 2018, Ms. Muñoz worked in Wakeland’s Resident Services, where she developed the Creating Opportunities for Resident Enrichment (CORE) program, a specialized division of the department that helps our residents achieve higher levels of financial literacy and mobility through one-on-one consultations that assist them to build stronger credit, save money wisely and work towards homeownership.
Before coming to work for Wakeland, her work with the MAAC Project, Legal Aid Society of San Diego and The San Diego Food Bank, allowed her the experience of working for nonprofit corporations all the while satisfying her personal mission of working to help the community.
Ms. Muñoz has certifications and trainings including LISC’s Housing Development Training Institute, Course 501 Residential Relocation Assistance Certification and LCP Federal Davis Bacon/Prevailing Wage Certification
In her spare time, she enjoy being a grandma, spending time with family, traveling and working out.