NHREIA Board Members

Kyla Feeney has over 15 years of real estate experience in new construction, residential, commercial, agricultural properties, investment properties and property management. She also has a background in Finance, marketing, graphic design and public relations with a degree in Business Administration.

Ryan Weiss has 5+ years of diverse sales experience and as a New Hampshire native, he has the passion and understanding needed to assist in meeting the needs of the communities we serve. He is currently the Broker and Director of Property Management at Blue Door Living, LLC. When he’s not working he enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with his family.

Cassie Farley is an advisor at The Masiello Group, Commercial Associates. She specializes in the purchase and sale of investment assets and businesses in New England. She prides herself on her dependability, organization and ability to understand her client’s wishes. Prior to her role as a licensed real estate agent, Cassie held the marketing coordinator position at NAI Norwood Group. She proactively assisted the operations of the company and its’ brokers to generate and expose listings, facilitate transactions and ensure compliance. Cassie is licensed in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and is a member of CIBOR. She served on the grant writing committee for HYPE, and actively volunteers at Touchstone Farm’s therapeutic riding program.

Brenda Douglas has been a member of our board for 9 years now. She is the owner of StagedWorks, LLC. Home Staging Services.

Brenda has been in business since 2012 and works primarily with investors.
Brenda helps investors with questions on design decisions, paint colors, lighting, flooring, curb appeal, and has a full in house inventory of furnishings to stage properties.

Linda Hamada graduated from Cornell Law School. Prior to moving to NH, Linda was a corporate attorney specializing in securities and international law. She has served on a number of boards including the Asian Advisory Board to the Mayor of Denver, the board of the Asian Pacific Bar Association of Colorado, and more recently, the board of the Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire and the National Association of Investors Corporation, Granite State Board. She is also a certified mediator for the city of Nashua. Linda is interested primarily in rehabbing single family homes in the southern New Hampshire area.

Hsiu Chang

The reason me and my parents invested in downtown Manchester is quite accidental. The family immigrated from Taiwan in 1992 for a better future, that is why the company is named Formosa Co., LLC - Portuguese name for Taiwan meaning beautiful. In 1992, the housing bubble just busted, many homes were being foreclosed and the economy was in a recession. Ming and Li could not find jobs even at a Subway restaurant, so Li used her early retirement savings to purchase a rental building. Because of the market crash, all her family and friends advised against it. In 1993 the price each unit dropped to only about $10,000. An unit appreciated to about $100,000 at the height of the 2007 real estate bubble, and in 2011 the price dropped back to about $30,000 per unit. In 2005 - 2011, they own and operated Days Inn in Campton, NH. In 2017, the company started to invest into commercial retail and office rental property. The investment philosophy is to buy residential rental property and hold, and after enough loan is paid off, take money out to invest in more buildings. Hsiu has been involved in the business since 2003. He was a Realtor from 2004-2005, but it is a very competitive job so he has a lot of respect for Realtors. He served in Americorp for 1 year as a 7th grade science teacher, so he has a lot of respect for teachers too. He graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2002 with Molecular Biology and Communication Studies. He has a MBA from Plymouth State University in 2012.