First Focus Realty LLC

12/12/2025

11/26/2025

Reverse staging focuses on the details buyers notice later but care about most. From polished doorknobs to cohesive hardware, small touches can make a big impact on perceived quality and value. https://bit.ly/3KlYxDU

11/26/2025

What I am grateful for this year: the small wins that never make it to Instagram — they matter more than you think. Clients who show up with coffee, smooth closings, trust built over time — those little things make the work worth it. What is one small win you are holding onto this year?

10/29/2025

10/25/2025

Here’s a sneak peek! Come see us today 5-7pm for free goodies and merch!

10/25/2025

Check us out 5-7 for candy and free merch!

10/25/2025

Williams park trail or treat booth sneak peek 🫣

10/23/2025

Girl power!

Single women have emerged as a dominant force in the housing market, making their mark in homeownership. On this week’s Real Estate Today, we dive into the process of senior relocation, the rise of multigenerational homes, and the latest generational trends in homebuying and selling.

Tune in now!
https://www.nar.realtor/real-estate-today?cid=sm_RET2055

10/22/2025

Hot take: you do not need to give up your daily latte to become a homeowner. ☕ The real mistake I see buyers make? Believing homeownership is only possible if they cut every little joy out of their budget. The truth is, it is about strategy — knowing your numbers, planning ahead, and exploring loan options that fit your lifestyle. What is one thing you would never sacrifice to own a home?

10/13/2025

Yep!! If you are in a bad position and have to be out super fast and don’t have money to make necessary repairs for very few people this can be helpful but for most this is a very bad deal

The math they're hiding?

Opendoor's "convenience" costs the average seller $82,000.

That's AFTER their 13% fees.

AFTER their phantom "$45k in repairs" that mysteriously appear during inspection.

AFTER they lowball you at 70% of actual value.

Your neighbor who sold through them last month?

They left enough money on the table to pay for their kid's college.

But hey, at least they didn't have to clean for showings.

Meanwhile, T\their business model loses money on nearly every home.

They're the WeWork of real estate, burning venture capital while convincing sellers that losing $82k is somehow "convenient."

Plot twist: The same people telling you agents are overpaid at 6% are perfectly fine with you losing 30-40% to an algorithm.

Your agent works 67 hours on your transaction.

OpenDoor's algorithm works 67 seconds.

Guess which one has YOUR best interests in mind?

The dark truth?

These companies prey on desperation. Death. Divorce. Job loss.

They're counting on your worst day becoming their best quarter.