Born in Philadelphia and raised in Harlem, NY, I’ve always had a passion for creativity, people, and growth. I studied at the Art Institute in Philadelphia before moving to New York City, where I began my career as a Visual Merchandising Artist for Macy’s Herald Square, designing windows for Women’s Ready-to-Wear. After five years with Macy’s, I continued my visual merchandising career across town at Bloomingdale’s, still focusing on Women’s Ready-to-Wear. Later, I transitioned into the medical field, where I found my niche in billing and became a Billing Manager for Mount Sinai Hospital. I remained with Mount Sinai until taking on a new role as a Practice Management Educator, traveling and teaching physicians how to run their practices based on in-office billing systems. After seven years of traveling in that position, I decided it was time for a new chapter and pursued my real estate license — a decision that ultimately felt like exactly where I was meant to be. Outside of real estate, I have a strong passion for photography and studied for a period at the International School of Photography in Manhattan to continue sharpening my skills. My photography work has been featured in galleries and shows throughout the New York and New Jersey area. I also enjoy working out, walks in the park, and spending time listening to Bossa Nova jazz, house music, and classical music. Few things are more relaxing to me than a peaceful walk on the beach or through a park. I love trying new restaurants and occasionally experimenting in the kitchen with interesting dishes of my own. At one point, I also owned my own candle company, but eventually decided to focus fully on real estate, as balancing both became incredibly time-consuming. Family means everything to me. I am one of six children, with twin nephews, twin nieces, and even twin uncles in the family. I lost my mother about three years ago, and she was truly my best friend. Today, I spend most of my time focused on real estate and enjoying life with my new puppy, Baylee.
I work on a few simple philosophies:
Every house is the RIGHT house for you at the RIGHT price.
Every house is the WRONG house for you at the WRONG price.
Remember, you don't make your money when you sell your house, you make it when you buy!!!
And finally, there is NO such thing as a once in a lifetime deal...there will always be another one.
My reviews are not from family members 'fluffing' and artificially inflating my ratings....they come from actual clients, all of whom by the end of their transactions I can energetically call friends.
I will work tirelessly for you. Those aren't empty words, I promise. And if we have to visit every house in the state to find the right one for you, then you're probably too picky :)
