Nina Ruparelia

I started my journey in sales, at a very young age, selling cookies as a

Girl Scout. As a child, I was always curious to see the décor and

architecture of the inside of a home. It was immensely exciting, again,

even at a very young age, to take in the different and individualized

décor and interiors of the homes I was so fortunately invited into.

I went to college for Physical Therapy. There was always a force, drive

and intention in me to help people in some way. I know that is my

purpose. At that time I naively believed that I could I handle a full-time

job while in college, along with being a single mother to my son,

Thomas. I soon realized that my time was spread too thin. I left college

in order to support my family. I sold cars at a car dealership and while it

was lucrative; I did not enjoy it.

I obtained my real estate license in 2005, and I finally obtained my

broker’s license in 2024. I knew I could have a great impact in people’s

lives by transitioning to real estate—given my keen eye for décor and

deep drive to help people, in any small way. It fulfills my purpose of

helping people find a home that will fit their family for years to come all

while fulfilling my appreciation for décor and architecture. The childlike

awe in me never went away. While viewing a home with me, you may

find me playing with all the faucets to make sure everything works. You

may even notice me smelling things to make sure there are no

problems. You can even find me on a sidewalk wondering what the

inside of a home looks like. I have a very keen eye for all of the details,

nurtured all from the time I was a young child.

I love architecture and interior design—it is truly my passion. My

favorite store is Lowes, and I get lost for hours in there. If I do not

answer my phone, it’s most likely that I am with a client or I am lost in

Lowes.

The best part of my career is being a part of the transition from a house

into a home.