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Enas Latif on Daytime Buffalo
Enas is Daytime Buffalo’s regular real estate voice on WIVB News 4. Each week she shares what she’s seeing on the ground across Buffalo and Western New York — pricing, timing, negotiation, and the practical steps that make a move go smoothly — and what it means for your next one.

Enas Latif on the Daytime Buffalo set, WIVB News 4
Late October 2026 · Latest segment
HUNT Mortgage: Getting Ready to Buy Your First Home
Nancy and Patrick of HUNT Mortgage explain when to talk to a loan officer, what to fix first if your credit or debt needs work, what to avoid once you’re under contract, and the paperwork to gather before your first conversation.
All Segments
Tips for First-Time Homebuying in Western New YorkAustyn and Joshua on starting with education, setting a comfortable budget, handling rates, and bouncing back from lost offers.
Tips on Closing a Real Estate Transaction in BuffaloAttorney Eric Vallone and Enas on what a closing attorney does, the mistakes that stall closings, and how to close on time.
How to Take the Stress Out of Buying a Home in BuffaloWhere to start, what comes up between offer and closing, and why a consultation is the first step.
Buffalo Listings & Lattes: A Neighborhood Guide for People Moving to BuffaloTwo team agents on the Instagram page that helps buyers get to know neighborhoods, coffee shops, and events.
Paint Updates That Help Your Home Sell: Colors to Use and Avoid Before You ListPhil Darling of Darling Paint & Restoration on where to paint first, what buyers want now, and when to call a pro.
Where to Invest and Where to Save: Interior Design Tips with Jason PleskowSpend on flooring and cabinets, save on paint and wallpaper, and how good design helps a home sell.
Understanding Housing Market Interest Rates in WNYWhat today’s rates mean for Western New York buyers and sellers, and how to plan around them.
Have a Question for Enas?
Whether it’s about something you saw on the show or your own buying or selling plans, the team is happy to talk it through. Send it in — it might even make a future segment.









