Pina Real Estate

05/07/2026

Power Hour Is Officially Back 🎉

And we could not have returned in a stronger way.

I’m genuinely excited to feature my friend and colleague Lee Lander for our next Power Hour session.

This is for agents who want more than motivation.
Real conversations. Real strategies. Real experience.

If you’re looking to sharpen your skills, elevate your business, and learn from someone who’s truly operated at a high level, this session is for you.

🗓 Monday, May 11
⏰ 10:00 AM EST
📍 Online

Whether you’re newer in the business or already producing, there’s going to be value here for everyone.

👉 Save your seat now:
https://marrella.myflodesk.com/powerhour-may11

Tag an agent who should join you 👇

05/06/2026

I’m on a Montreal food mission. Thirty years in Toronto and I still can’t get these tastes out of my head. My sister surprised me with a steamed hot dog and keto poutine, and honestly it hit different. Now I’m hunting for authentic Montreal-style subs and a proper fondue chinois in the city. If you know where to find these, please help a girl out. Montreal raised, Toronto home, but my heart’s still craving those Montreal hot dogs. Please post your suggestions in the comments.
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04/28/2026

This is actually hilarious 😂

Here’s Sherry… a RE/MAX veteran ❤️
And me… repping Real Brokerage Inc. This pictures taken a year ago.

We’ve been going back and forth for months…
Real vs RE/MAX

Little debates
Little jabs
Both of us convinced we were right 😅

And then yesterday…

Corporate said:
“Yeah… you guys are on the same team now” 🤝

Did NOT see that coming this fast 😂

All jokes aside…

Welcome to all my RE/MAX agents
Looks like we’re family now

Guess the debates are officially over…
Or maybe they just got more interesting 👀

Let’s see how this plays out

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04/24/2026

03/08/2026

International Women’s Day isn’t just about celebrating women.
It’s about remembering that every right women have today started as something someone once said was “too much to ask”… and they asked anyway. 💜

So today, I’m not only thanking the strong women who kept going, I’m also thinking about the women who are tired right now.
The ones rebuilding, learning again, starting late, starting over, or still figuring it out.

You’re not late.
You’re not failing.
You’re writing your own timeline. 💜

StrongWomen

02/23/2026

Okay, we need to fix this, because the 3–3–3 rule is one of the easiest ways to keep your expectations realistic and your stress levels down in real estate.

Here’s how it works:

🏡3 homes: Most buyers only need to seriously consider about three real contenders

🏙️3 neighborhoods: You only need to explore three areas that truly fit your lifestyle

✔️3 priorities: Focus on your top three must-haves, not a list of twelve

Anything outside of that? It’s usually noise that pulls you off track, drains your energy, and makes the search feel way harder than it has to be.

When you stick to the 3–3–3 rule, decisions get clearer, the search feels more manageable, and you stop comparing your options to things that were never right for you in the first place. It’s honestly one of the simplest ways to stay grounded through the process.

If you want help figuring out your 3–3–3 based on what you’re actually looking for in the GTA, send me a quick message and I’ll help you map it out.

02/19/2026

Before you scroll another listing, I want to show you something buyers usually learn the hard way. You can save yourself time, stress, and a lot of pointless tours if you know how to read listings the way experienced buyers do. Most people skim the photos and jump straight to booking a showing. You’re going to do it differently.

Once you know what actually matters on a listing, it gets easier to spot the good ones fast and skip the ones that were never worth your time. These are the exact things I have buyers look for long before they ever step inside a home.

Want me to pull a couple listings and show you how I’d read them? Message me and I’ll walk you through it. No pressure ever.

02/11/2026

I know winter moves can feel like a lot. The timing is tight, the days feel shorter, and everything in life already requires more energy than usual. And when you add packing, planning, and deadlines on top of that? It’s no wonder you feel overwhelmed before you even start.

Here’s the good news… Winter moves don’t get easier by trying to do everything at once. They get easier by shrinking the process. Instead of tackling the whole move, focus on the next two or three steps you can make happen without burning yourself out.

Here are a few things that make a noticeable difference:

– Create one “catch-all” basket for keys, chargers, remotes, meds, and daily essentials

– Pack one small suitcase as if you’re going away for a weekend

– Label boxes by room and priority level (not just content)

– Set up your bedroom first so you have somewhere calm to land

– Keep a running note on your phone for last-minute tasks you’d otherwise forget

And just remember… nothing about a winter move has to be perfect. The goal is steady progress, not a flawless timeline.

If you want help breaking your move into smaller, manageable steps, DM me and I’ll help you figure out what to prioritize first.

02/10/2026

Multitasking queen.
Problem solver.
Professional plate spinner.

Clients. Kids in university. Law school stress. Insurance convos. Business meetings. Life.

Turns out doing everything for everyone is impressive… and exhausting.

Still capable. Still caring.
Just now with boundaries, humor, and a calendar that actually gets used.

If real estate feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. I’ve got you. 😉