Mission

Advancing housing equity, preventing displacement, and revitalizing neighborhoods through education, partnerships, and sustainable property redevelopment.

How We Work

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Identify at-risk homeowners

Track 1 – Early Homeowner Intervention

  • One-on-one consultations with at-risk homeowners.

  • Referrals to HUD-approved housing counselors, legal aid, credit repair, and relocation services.

  • Ongoing follow-ups to ensure service outcomes.

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Acquire and renovate distressed homes

Track 2 – Affordable, Energy-Efficient Housing Creation

  • Acquire distressed homes (pre-foreclosure, tax delinquent, surplus).

  • Rehabilitate using local licensed contractors with green upgrades.

  • Dedicate 70–80% of units to affordable housing, up to 20–30% market-rate for sustainability.

Our Services

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Homeowner Education & Referrals

  • One-on-one in-home or virtual consultations for at-risk homeowners.

  • Education on foreclosure timelines, rights, and assistance programs.

  • Direct referrals to trusted HUD-approved housing counselors, legal aid providers, credit specialists, and relocation resources.

  • Follow-up check-ins to ensure services are actually received and effective

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Community Revitalization & Job Creation

  • Hiring licensed local contractors and tradespeople for all renovation work.

  • Generating steady employment and keeping project dollars circulating locally.

  • Reducing blight and improving safety, property values, and community pride.

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Affordable & Mixed-Income Housing Creation

  • At least 70–80% of redeveloped units are reserved for low-income, displaced, or first-time buyers (≤80% AMI).

  • Up to 20–30% of units are offered at market rate to ensure sustainability and reinvestment.

  • Placement support through DSS, HUD Housing Choice Vouchers, and township programs.

Distressed Property Acquisition & Redevelopment

  • Acquisition of pre-foreclosure, tax-delinquent, and other distressed properties.

  • Partnerships with land banks, nonprofits, and county surplus programs.

  • Renovation of properties with licensed local contractors.

  • Energy-efficient upgrades to lower utility costs for families

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Partnership-Driven Support

  • Briker Realty, Inc., doesn’t duplicate services; instead, it connects clients to partners and tracks results.

  • Partnerships include: Neighborhood Housing Services of Jamaica, Long Island Housing Services, Legal Aid Societies, Home Relief NY, Suffolk County Department of Economic Development, and more

Brian Fleming – President
Brian Fleming is a licensed real estate agent and investor with nearly two decades of experience in Suffolk, Nassau, and Queens Counties. He has purchased and renovated numerous properties, helped hundreds of families buy and sell homes, and built a strong reputation for guiding distressed homeowners with empathy and integrity. Through Briker Realty, Inc., Brian leads the Housing Stabilization Program, combining property redevelopment with trusted partnerships to prevent displacement, expand affordable housing, and revitalize neighborhoods.

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169 Commack Rd #1091

Commack, NY

11725

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