Why ‘Waiting for the Market to Crash’ Is the Biggest Homebuyer Mistake in NYC & Long Island

If you’re sitting on the sidelines waiting for the housing market to crash, I have to tell you the truth: that “strategy” could be the biggest financial mistake you ever make. Here’s the thing—buyers in Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island said the same thing in 2020, 2021, and 2022. They thought pri

Soft Life Starts at Home

Let’s talk about this “soft life” everyone’s posting about.On social media, it’s luxury vacations, loungewear, and matching lattes. But in real life—your life—the soft life looks a little different. It looks like breathing room. Like not fighting your space every day. Like coming home to quiet, saf

Faith, Finances, & First Homes: What God Has to Say

  Faith and finances—two things people say don’t mix. But as a woman of faith, you know better.You’ve been praying for something deeper: Stability. Legacy. A home you can pass down to your children. Something that’s yours—not just on paper, but in spirit.Let’s be real. You’ve probably seen scriptu

Is Renting Still Working for Your Family

Let’s have an honest talk—because you’ve been carrying this whole thing for a while.Renting may have felt like the easiest option at the time. Maybe your credit wasn’t where you wanted it to be. Maybe life got lifin’. Maybe homeownership felt like something for ‘other people’ with perfect finances