There are so many things that I want to say. I’ll just start by saying my heart goes out to all those who have experienced the loss of family and friends during this time. I can also empathize with those who have had financial difficulties and challenges, and hopefully with the grace of God, you will have an opportunity to turn your

We have always lived in a very noisy world. That world has only gotten louder with the Covid-19 pandemic. On the one hand, information is accessible like never before, but the vast noise to get what you need is deafening. As the world continued to adapt to the necessary social distancing requirements, the necessity to truly be

My last article reporting on real estate market trends alluded to the fact that our homes have either become our sanctuary or our temporary prison since the lockdown mandate more than a month ago.

The Shabbat after Purim, we began to follow enforced restrictions regarding close social contact.

COVID-19 has afflicted the entire world, leaving death, pain, financial suffering, fear and dread in its wake. One silver lining is that the pandemic has provided us with an opportunity for introspection, to reexamine our lives and reevaluate our priorities. A number of friends have shared these sentiments with us, and

I hope everyone had a great Pesach, in what was truly a unique experience for most. I think its fair to say that most people are experiencing unimaginable deviations from their norms, the likes of which we have never seen in our lifetime. Of course, continued prayers to all those who have been impacted and affected by the Coronavirus in

(BPT) With so many people across the country staying put in their homes right now, a fun and functional outdoor space is more important than ever. Amusement parks and concerts are closed or canceled and spring is around the corner, beckoning families outdoors. Millions of people are working remotely and looking for a more

(StatePoint) Unfortunately, during times of hardship, families are often targeted by fraud artists attempting to take advantage of those needing assistance. The COVID-19 crisis is no exception, with many scammers pretending to extend a critical lifeline to struggling homeowners through so-called “foreclosure rescue fraud.”