Haley Marguerite Enterprises Inc.

✨ Family Reunion 2026 – Dreams Come True! ✨

Stayed with my dear friend in Buckhead — so wonderful to reconnect after 13 years! 💕 Last time we saw each other, we were both fundraising for elementary & middle schools — she led the Atlanta division, and I led South Florida. It’s amazing how friendships and connections last over the years.

Saw Gary Vaynerchuk (3rd time!) & Jay Shetty live 💥
Met mega agents from around the world 🌎 — FL, CA, NY, TX, NJ, MA, CT, Cape Town & more!

Forever grateful for their insights and for my clients who trust me and refer me 💼❤️

Here’s to learning, growing & achieving more together! 💫

During this special time of year, I wanted to reach out to wish you and yours a very happy holiday season.

I truly hope this time is magical for you – filled with warmth, joy, and precious memories.

I also wanted to share my immense gratitude that you have trusted me as your real estate agent and that I have the opportunity to work for you or someone you know in the near future.

I hope all is well, and I’d love to reconnect with you in the new year and see if there’s anything I can do to better serve you as your agent. ❤️🙏🎄🎁🕎

If you’ve watched my stories or seen my posts, it might look like I’m living the high life ✨ — and yes, I’m incredibly blessed. Things are going great now, and I do treat myself to nice things and good restaurants once in a while. But what you see today didn’t happen overnight.

For almost a year, I barely saw my friends — maybe just a couple of times. I was laser-focused and determined to build something that would last. 💼 I couldn’t afford to go out much, and honestly, when I did, I often felt embarrassed because I didn’t have much money to spend. When it came to marketing for real estate, I went the most affordable route possible or found ways to do things for free — because that’s all I could manage at the time.

I did my own nails, made sure I looked professional every day, and kept showing up even when things were tough. I still remember asking my mom to come with me to the swap shop to sell furniture just to make a little extra money when I was starting out. I even listed items on Facebook Marketplace trying to make ends meet.

And the hardest part? Finding out my car needed a new engine 🚗💔. My heart sank — I couldn’t afford it, but I needed a car to get to my appointments. So, I shared my mom’s car and made it work.

Fast forward to now — through faith, focus, and a lot of persistence — my income has grown more than five times since last year 🙏. About 85% of my business now comes from investors, many of whom are repeat clients. I don’t share that to brag, but to remind anyone reading this that growth takes time. You might not see results right away, but consistency and belief in yourself will get you there.

I’ve learned to live within my means — I have zero credit card debt and if I can’t afford it, I don’t buy it.

I know this is a long post, but I just wanted to say this — if you want something badly enough, you can make it happen. 💪 Don’t let fear or judgment hold you back. And if people make fun of your goals or dreams, those are not your people. Surround yourself with those who lift you higher. ❤️

From naps to negotiations… I’ve been perfecting my real estate skills since day one 😄 Ready to find your dream home? I’ve got you

Just had the sweetest lunch with my friend Barbara 🥗💛 We first met through my volunteer work with Manor Care at Trust bridge, where I spent three days a week with her dad—taking him to Shabbat services, helping with meals, enjoying music, pushing him in his wheelchair out in the sunshine, and finding little ways to make him smile.

Ben used to tell me, “you’re my best friend,” and he always had this beautiful way of finding the positive in everything. He lived almost to 101, and it was such an incredible honor to know him and care for him.

Today was the first time Barbara and I saw each other again after 8 years—it felt so special to reconnect. ✨