Nya Gordon

My advice for homebuyers is to start by getting pre-approved for a mortgage so you understand your budget and can act quickly when you find the right property. It’s also important to prioritize your needs versus wants, keeping long-term goals in mind. Stay patient and don’t rush into a purchase—take the time to research neighborhoods, schools, and local amenities. Lastly, work with a knowledgeable agent who can guide you through the process, negotiate on your behalf, and ensure you’re making a sound investment. My advice for homebuyers is to start by getting pre-approved for a mortgage so you understand your budget and can act quickly when you find the right property. It’s also important to prioritize your needs versus wants, keeping long-term goals in mind. Stay patient and don’t rush into a purchase—take the time to research neighborhoods, schools, and local amenities. Lastly, work with a knowledgeable agent who can guide you through the process, negotiate on your behalf, and ensure you’re making a sound investment.

First, make sure your home is market-ready by decluttering, making necessary repairs, and enhancing curb appeal to create a great first impression. Staging can also help buyers visualize the space as their own. Next, set a competitive price by working with an experienced real estate agent who understands the local market. Pricing your home correctly from the start can lead to faster offers and a smoother sale. Finally, be flexible with showings and prepared for negotiations. A well-prepared home paired with the right strategy will help you sell quickly and at the best price.

In my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work with a variety of clients. As a Money Mentor, I’ve helped young adults and Gen Z develop strong financial literacy skills, empowering them to make informed decisions. In real estate, I’ve successfully assisted a rental client and a first-time buyer within my first month as a licensed agent. My focus is on providing personalized guidance to ensure that each client feels confident and supported, whether they're managing their finances or navigating the real estate market.

One recent transaction I’m particularly fond of involved a client I assisted as a transaction coordinator. The process was incredibly smooth, and we successfully closed in just 30 days. I took pride in ensuring every detail was managed efficiently, which made the experience enjoyable for both of us. My client expressed her appreciation for my support and guidance throughout the process, and it was rewarding to see her excitement when we finalized the sale. This transaction reinforced my passion for helping others navigate the real estate journey with ease.

My journey into real estate started with a personal inspiration—I watched my mom build her house from the ground up, and it sparked my passion for the industry. At 19, I began working as an office assistant in a real estate office, gaining firsthand experience in the field. By the time I was 21, I transitioned into a role as a transaction coordinator, which deepened my understanding of the entire process. This led me to pursue my real estate license at 22, and now I’m excited to use my knowledge and experience to help others achieve their real estate goals.

Yes! In addition to my real estate license, I have a background in financial literacy, which is especially beneficial for first-time homebuyers and young adults looking to make smart financial decisions. I’ve worked as a Money Mentor, helping clients understand budgeting, credit, and savings strategies that can make the home-buying process smoother. My experience as a transaction coordinator also gives me an in-depth understanding of the paperwork and logistics involved in real estate transactions, ensuring a seamless experience for my clients from start to finish.