Like many, I begin my day by reviewing the news on my phone. Afterward, I usually stretch, eat a healthy breakfast, and take my vitamins. However, I must admit, it is not easy to mentally prepare for the day when the headlines are so alarming. We are not over the pandemic; the economic forecast is worrying, and people do not seem to be able to get along. Could this be the time to consider adopting a stoic outlook on life? (Read about stoicism here.) When counseling vulnera

I wanted to share an important article written by Florida Association of Realtors regarding the disaster in Surfside. The sections on liability, prevention of future collapses and new guidelines for safety compliance and inspections provide critical information. Q&A: After Surfside, What Should I Know About Condos? By Lois K. Solomon FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Many of us live in high-rise buildings in South Florida. And even if we don’t, we have to wonder about the condition

Partnering with fellow professionals who are caring and dedicated is such a critical element of building a successful network. I have met and worked with some of the most knowledgeable people; we learn from each other and create an even better experience for our mutual clients. As we move forward to a new normal in 2021, we are looking for a boost anywhere we can get it! This is a great opportunity to take the time to bolster our chances for a great economic recovery this ye

Five years ago, I shared my blog, “No One Wants My Mother’s Dining Room Table.” Today, I am readdressing this issue with a twist...

am pleased to share with you my new involvement with the Veterans Advocacy and Benefits Association.

Each morning, Mr. Dylan wakes me up at sunrise. He is my Russian Blue rescue cat who is now five years old. He doesn’t know about..."

As we continue to avoid air travel, interior dining and group socializing, you may be thinking, "Is there anything we can do to combat..."

What does it mean to live together in family isolation? As the crisis continues, our 1200 sqft. 2 BR Condo seems mighty small with three staying there full-time. Samantha, our 21-year-old granddaughter is now here with us since spring break. She is remaining in Florida from Delaware with us until we are given the go ahead to move around again. As we sat at the dining room table, we wondered how we would all emotionally make it through this without major getting on each oth

Understanding Hoarding: A REALTORS®’ Responsibility By Ann Meyerson PhD. Transition Counselor & Realtor This is an ongoing series of posts on assisting seniors and their families during transition. Read Ann’s other posts here. As REALTORS®, we are all aware that a clean, neat house is critical to getting the best possible price for a property. How the real estate is presented will determine the potential buyers’ initial response to the house. As sales agents, it is our fidu