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The NID Group Lifestyle + Community influencer. Where fashion meets real estate. Everyone received their money back, and I found myself with nowhere to live.

The Morehouse grad was enjoying his work as a management consultant in Chicago, with his first nice apartment in the South Loop area, when divine intervention altered his path.

“There was a gas leak in my apartment building in November, and all the tenants were evacuated to a nearby hotel until the problem was resolved,” he says. “But the leak never got fixed. I felt homeless during the holiday s

eason.”

That’s when he realized the power of real estate and the importance of home ownership. As a Christmas gift, he purchased his first condo and never looked back.

“I wanted to harness that overwhelming feeling of joy and relief at having a home into something more, towards a passion,” he says. “That experience taught me that the business of real estate is very emotional. And for me, it’s a personal calling that became a business since 2005.”

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Simple tips for transitioning your home from summer to fall.

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Make Your Home Cozy for Fall Decor | By Lauren Kim | 0 Likes SHARE Facebook Twitter LinkedIn More The annual approach of winter makes autumn an ideal time to bring in fun decor elements like fluffy throws and pillows, candles, and warm autumnal colors. Follow these tips to....

09/15/2025

This may be your window to sell. Learn the signs that the time is right.

You’ll love this amazing handheld, which is bursting with flavor and nutrition.
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You’ll love this amazing handheld, which is bursting with flavor and nutrition.

In this recipe, a warm pita is filled with slowly marinated grilled chicken, fresh veggies, and creamy tzatziki.

Learn how joining a fitness community can help you better reach your goals.
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Learn how joining a fitness community can help you better reach your goals.

Learn about the benefits of working out with others.

This corn dog is loaded sky high with buttery lobster!
09/10/2025

This corn dog is loaded sky high with buttery lobster!

If a corn dog and a lobster roll had a baby, it would look like this.

09/09/2025

Selling your home is a big decision, and preparation is key to getting the best results. Before you list, make sure to ask your agent these four important questions—the answers could mean the difference between a quick sale and your home sitting on the market.

Ready to dive in? Let’s chat!

Why carve pumpkins when you can paint them?
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Avoid the mess of carving and try one of these modern techniques.

Ready to elevate your home? 🌟A well-planned renovation can transform your space and even increase its value. Whether you...
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Ready to elevate your home? 🌟

A well-planned renovation can transform your space and even increase its value. Whether you’re considering a stunning kitchen overhaul or a serene bathroom retreat, choosing the right project is key.

Curious about how to maximize your budget? Reach out for expert tips and guidance to make your dream space a reality! 🛠️🏠

Did you know that September is National Honey Month? Here’s a great recipe to try! Ingredients:• 4 packages biscuit doug...
09/04/2025

Did you know that September is National Honey Month? Here’s a great recipe to try!

Ingredients:
• 4 packages biscuit dough
• 2 c. light or dark brown sugar
• 1½ c. butter, melted
• 2 tbsp. honey
• ½ c. cinnamon sugar mixture
• Walnuts, if desired

Instructions:
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F, and grease a Bundt pan with nonstick spray.
2. Cut each biscuit into quarters, and then coat in the cinnamon sugar mixture. Layer the pieces into the greased pan, making sure they are evenly distributed.
3. In a saucepan, melt together the brown sugar, butter, and honey. Continue to stir until a slightly runny glaze forms, and quickly pour over the biscuit pieces.
4. Bake for 30–35 minutes, until the biscuits are golden brown.
5. Remove from the oven and allow to cool in the pan for at least 10 minutes. Carefully place a large plate or serving tray over the pan, and flip over the Bundt pan. Pull the pan away from the bread ring carefully, avoiding the hot glaze. Top with walnuts, if desired.

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The NID Group is a full service Real estate team of Compass in the Washington, DC area with an office in Dupont Circle led by team leader Aty Biswese. The Company focuses on full Real Estate Investment life cycle from identifying and sourcing transactions through exit. Lead acquisitions and negotiations with sellers, lenders, tenants, fund set up counselors and investment partners. Conduct transaction due diligence, perform advanced financial modeling and analyses. Formulate and optimize capital structures to maximize returns. Extensive management and oversight of Real Estate portfolio. Formulate strategies and lead add-on acquisitions, tenants placement and disposition of the portfolio.

About Aty Biswese: The Morehouse College grad was enjoying his work as a management consultant in Chicago, with his first nice apartment in the South Loop area, when divine intervention altered his path. “There was a gas leak in my apartment building in November, and all the tenants were evacuated to a nearby hotel until the problem was resolved,” he says. “But the leak never got fixed. Everyone received their money back, and I found myself with nowhere to live. I felt homeless during the holiday season.” That’s when he realized the power of real estate and the importance of home ownership. As a Christmas gift, he purchased his first condo and never looked back. “I wanted to harness that overwhelming feeling of joy and relief at having a home into something more, towards a passion,” he says. “That experience taught me that the business of real estate is very emotional. And for me, it’s a personal calling that became a business since 2005.”