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As we all rapidly approach a year at home due to the pandemic, you might also be feeling a rut when it comes to making anything feel special. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Since I needed help with ideas I reached out to Canden at DC by Foot for some creative ideas.
When you think about real estate students and interns are probably not top of mind. If you’re a DC landlord or thinking about a real estate investment they should be.
I’ve been meaning to write a post on my values for months. I could just never get the words to flow. I started writing this post on Monday, stayed silent for #BlackOutTuesday, our team had a conversation about our values and how to examine ourselves on Tuesday, then again on Wednesday, and again on Thursday. Now it’s Friday and I’ve finally put the finishing touches on this post. I’m sure there are flaws, but I don’t want to be silent.
I’m looking forward to the days when in-person coffee can happen again, but for now I’m figuring out what works given my circumstances. I’ve also noticed that a lot of people I know are joining TiKTok, I’m not there yet but who knows…
This year for my birthday instead of celebrating in the traditional way, I decided to do a fundraiser supporting Dreaming Out Loud, Inc. (DOL), an organization supporting some of DC's most vulnerable communities. DOL has helped coordinate and distribute nearly 40,000 emergency meals and thousands of pounds of fresh produce for vulnerable communities in response to COVID-19.
You know I’m the product of a small business owner, so this is something that’s extra special to my heart. There are tons of reasons to support small businesses, so I won’t go into them all. Here’s a list of places you can shop to and either support local craftspeople or local businesses:
Wondering what’s happening with the real estate market in the DC metro area in 2019?
Learn about what two DC area communities are doing to fight mosquitos.
I met a client at a property last week and we got to chatting as we were waiting for the listing agent to arrive. He worked in International Development so I was telling him about my previous career which was very aligned and how I had recently decided to make a move to real estate.
His first question: “Are you licensed?”
My response: “Yes! If I wasn’t licensed I couldn’t be here showing you this property.”
