I didn’t set out to work at the intersection of death, grief, and real estate—but life led me here.

Over the years, I’ve walked alongside families during some of the hardest moments of their lives: the loss of a loved one, the responsibility of settling an estate, and the overwhelming question of “What do I do next?” Too often, I saw executors and heirs trying to make major financial and legal decisions while grieving, exhausted, and unsure who they could trust.

Then, when my mom died suddenly in 2024, I understood in a new way why some of my clients felt paralyzed in decision fatigue, hit roadblocks I didn’t forsee, and felt frustrated or panicked over what I thought were tiny decisions.

This movement exists because no one should have to navigate probate and the sale of estate property alone.

I created Death and Real Estate to be a calm, compassionate guide for executors, administrators, and families who suddenly find themselves responsible for an estate. My approach is practical and human—not legal advice, not pressure-filled sales tactics, and not jargon-heavy explanations. Just clear education, realistic next steps, and reassurance that feeling overwhelmed is normal.

Here, you’ll learn:

• What typically happens in the early days of probate

• How to think through real estate decisions without rushing or regret

• What questions to ask professionals (and when to pause and get help)

• How to protect yourself emotionally and financially during the process

Equally important, this community is built on ethics and empathy. I believe families deserve transparency, time to grieve, and access to qualified professionals who respect both the emotional and legal weight of estate decisions.

If you’re here because someone you love has died, I’m truly sorry for your loss. My hope is that this community helps you feel less alone, more grounded, and more confident as you take the next steps - at a pace that feels good for you.

You don’t need to have all the answers right now. You just need a place to start.