Pronounced ny-ee-la. Welcome to my corner of the internet.

If you’ve been wondering about me, first thing to know is my history with property care runs deep. 

I’ve managed apartment rentals with my parents since the early 2000s for close to 25 years. I also come from property owners going back 5 generations. So when it comes to being responsible for a property, many things about it are second nature by now. 

Being at the forefront of this industry wasn’t always the plan though. 

As my parents’ understudy, I managed those rentals part-time like they did while focusing on my own passion: becoming a fulltime researcher. Did my masters as a Fulbright Scholar and moved back home in June 2015 ready to kick off that career.

Then my mom died ten months later. 

It was a sudden loss with so much to cope with between grief, taking over many of her responsibilities (the rentals included) and very real frustration with how my research career was going. So I took time to heal, carried my skills to non-profit and education jobs and studied what I hadn’t before:

Permaculture design

Tropical agriculture

Landscaping

Interior design 

Real estate sales

I learned as much as I could to boost what I already knew about property care and years later, while running the research business I started after leaving education, I started documenting my process for taking care of properties. 

I took note of everything from the most reliable service providers to the best ways to track maintenance history. I studied Caribbean homeowners split between home and countries they moved to. And being neurodivergent on my own journey from scattered to centered, I thought about what kept me organized and how to bring it to more people.

Eventually, I realized who my focus needed be: homeowners like you. 

From the Caribbean 

Constantly busy

Managing a home long distance

Not using that property for rent or short term stays 

With the vision finally clear, I started this business in 2024, juggled both for two years then shut down the first to go all in with property maintenance. And I haven’t looked back since.

I think for you being a homeowner has a bigger purpose than the title. 

It’s about the asset in your name, the legacy you’re starting/carrying on and the tie you keep to your homeland. The effort to hold onto your home is worth it–but it’s a balancing act that takes a lot out of you too. So as I continue supporting my dad and building on what my ancestors started, I want to help you keep it in the best shape possible whether or not you're here in person.

Let’s put together a system that really meets you where you are.