Real Estate
Buying, selling, investing, inherited property, divorce, downsizing, relocation, 1031 strategy or another real estate decision.
Real Estate Contact →Real estate. Speaking. Partnerships. Media. Events. A.C.E. Daddy Issues. Or something that does not fit neatly into one of those boxes.
Start with the reason you reached out. We can figure out the lane from there.
Pick the closest match. You do not need to have everything figured out before you reach out.
Buying, selling, investing, inherited property, divorce, downsizing, relocation, 1031 strategy or another real estate decision.
Real Estate Contact →Keynotes, workshops, moderation, hosting, fireside chats, conferences, universities, corporations and community programs.
Send Speaking Inquiry →Brand partnerships, sponsorships, collaborations, community initiatives, strategic relationships and media opportunities.
Partnership Inquiry →Sponsorship, partnership, programming, press, community collaboration or event-related inquiries.
Daddy Issues →Aging Care for Elders research, partnerships, feasibility, housing, healthcare, education, philanthropy and community conversations.
Explore A.C.E. →Media request? Interview? Event? Business opportunity? Brilliant idea? Weird idea? Start with an email and tell me what you have in mind.
Email Tayla →
Buyers, sellers, investors and families dealing with complicated property decisions can reach Tayla directly.
Tell me what property is involved, where it is, what you are thinking about doing and what is making the decision difficult.
Include the event name, organization, date, location, audience, requested role and what you want Tayla to accomplish in the room.
Visit Speaking Page →Include the brand or organization, proposed collaboration, campaign or event, timing and what you are asking Tayla to do.
Send Partnership Inquiry →Include the outlet, topic, interview format, deadline and where the interview or story will appear.
Send Media Inquiry →Community collaboration, event participation, hosting, sponsorship, program ideas or another opportunity that needs a real conversation.
Start Conversation →A few details up front can save us six emails trying to figure out what the first email should have said.
Tell me who you are and what organization, property, event or project is involved.
Tell me what you want to accomplish.
Include the date or deadline if there is one.
If money, compensation, budget or travel is part of the conversation, include that information too.
Use the calendar when a scheduled conversation makes more sense than an email.
Availability and the appropriate type of meeting may vary depending on what you need.
Open the scheduling calendar to see currently available appointment times.
Open Calendar Call InsteadIf you are not sure which lane applies, that is fine. Start with the situation. We will figure out the rest.