We’ve all heard it: “Use my cousin, she just got her license!” 🫠
But here’s the real talk—when it comes to buying or selling your home, this isn’t the time to mix business with friendship without doing your homework.
Working with a friend can be great if they’re experienced, communicative, and truly looking out for your best interest. But if you find yourself afraid to ask questions, address concerns, or challenge advice because you don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings, that’s a red flag 🚩. This is your money, your future, and your peace of mind on the line.
Ask yourself: Would you hire this person if they weren’t your friend? If the answer isn’t a confident yes, it might be best to keep friendship and finances in separate lanes.
✨ Pro tip: You can still support your friend by referring them to others, leaving reviews, or sharing their posts—without handing them the keys to your biggest transaction.
Thinking of buying or selling but unsure who to trust? Let’s talk. I’ll earn your trust with actions, not assumptions.