Did you know that women have played a significant role in shaping housing policy and architectural design? From advocating for fair housing laws to designing homes with women's needs in mind, women have been at the forefront of many critical housing issues. This...
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Reflections on Native American Heritage
As November comes to a close, I would like to share my closing thoughts on Native American Heritage Month. If there is one thing I would like you to remember, it is that Native people are still here. I encourage you to familiarize yourself with the name of indigenous...
Native American Heritage Month
In my attempt to bring awareness to Indigenous events, traditions, and ways, I want to share that November is Native American Heritage Month. This is particularly important to me as an enrolled tribal member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma and also the Choctaw and...
7 Things to Expect From a Top Real Estate Agent
There are a number of things most people expect when engaging with a top real estate agent. They should be friendly, understand the local real estate market, have a fair degree of experience, and advise you on the best practices related to buying or selling property....
Finding Purpose In a Career
After considering a career in law or public policy, I received my real estate license in 2012. Finding purpose in my career began with working at a National plaintiff law firm in San Francisco. I wasn’t sure law school was the right path but I knew I wanted an...
The Power of No
We hear a lot about encouraging our kids and the power of “Yes”. But I actually think it’s really important and relevant to say “No”. If you grow up always hearing “Yes” or having the path cleared for you, it can be very difficult when you encounter hardships in life....