Behind The Mess

Let me start this off with something crystal clear: I fully support President Trump and JD Vance. They are doing great things! But supporting someone doesn’t mean I have to co-sign every word that comes out of their mouth. And on the topic of why housing is so damn expensive? I heard JD Vance tell a reporter that it was because of immigration and that we have too many people in our country and that is why the cost of housing is so high. Although, I do think we have let too ma

You know that feeling when you dive headfirst into something because it seems obvious , like it’s the right thing to do? That was me with healthcare reform. Specifically, staffing mandates in long-term care. I thought: better rules = better care = easier life for patients and caregivers. Sounds simple, right? Wrong. But here’s what I found when I followed the money and I tracked the lawmakers. I saw who gets what from the healthcare industry and suddenly that bright, hopeful

Ever have a moment that flips your whole perspective in an instant? For me, it was watching a fellow Realtor get dragged through the mud for his faith. Not for something he did wrong in real estate, but for what he believed outside of it. That’s when it hit me: silence makes us complicit. And that was the moment I knew I couldn’t be part of the National Association of Realtors anymore. There are a lot of reasons I don’t want to be affiliated with the National Association of R

Let’s be real — I didn’t just stumble into this mess. I lived  it. For years, I hustled in real estate, believing I was helping people find their piece of the American dream. What I didn’t see coming was the ugly side of it all — the politics, the control, and the backstabbing. Realtors pay dues so the National Association of Realtors can control their speech, dictate the narrative, and profit off the very people funding the system (because they have to), their member paying