The Real Estate Market Through the Eyes of an Economist

The Real Estate Market Through the Eyes of an Economist

by | Apr 22, 2020

The other day I was listening to a webinar presented by Alan Nevin, Director of Market Research at Xpera Group and instructor at UC San Diego Extension since 1980. He also holds multiple master’s degrees in statistics, economics and real estate from Stanford. I...
Honor Your Feelings During Social Distancing

Honor Your Feelings During Social Distancing

by | Apr 21, 2020

Well, we’ve been cooped up in our homes for a few weeks now. The pandemic is surging in Chicago. I’m sure people are feeling a lot of feelings or working very hard not to feel them. I wanted to connect with you all again to remind you that we are all here, thinking of...
Grandma’s Strategy to Break the Cycle

Grandma’s Strategy to Break the Cycle

by | Apr 2, 2020

I am very fortunate in my line of work to be able to help people break through cycles that might have existed in their family for generations.  My favorite is the cycle of generational poverty because I’m in the process of breaking that cycle for future...
4 Creative Projects to Enjoy While We’re Staying Home

4 Creative Projects to Enjoy While We’re Staying Home

by | Apr 1, 2020

We’ve compiled a list of idea starters to spark your creativity while we’re isolating for the next few weeks. We’re using materials you already have around the house in an effort to minimize shopping and non-essential deliveries. Feel free to adapt any...
Changing the Kid Conversation

Changing the Kid Conversation

by | Apr 1, 2020

What do you do for a living? Do you have kids? That seems to be the natural sequence of questions when you first meet someone. What happens when you say “no” to the kid question? If you are a childless woman you know how it goes, usually something like this:  Person:...