Alisson Roweton, Realtor

08/04/2026

Nothing prompts a phone call from your husband quicker than a text asking if we have a crowbar and a sledgehammer 🤣

On a side note, I now know how to pry open a septic tank at a 90-year old farm house.

08/04/2026

07/30/2026

07/27/2026

Another family found the house to call their home, leaving the big city to enjoy the slower pace of lake life in Stockton.

07/24/2026

Another couple is getting ready to move in to their first home ever, and I’m so honored to help them navigate the journey. Start to finish, I’m here for everything you need in the home buying process.

07/13/2026

Free lunch for children 18 and under at the Lions Club in Halfway, provided by the Polk County Health Center. Monday-Friday 11:30-12:30. There are 15 lunches available, first come first served, if you know someone in need.

06/30/2026

A lot of people think realtors spend their days looking at pretty houses. The reality is we spend a lot of time doing some less than glamorous work. Twice in the past week I’ve scouted properties for out-of-town buyers to determine if it’s worth their time to drive down and look at a house. Sometimes that means packing the Muck boots to wade through…well, muck. Today it meant walking down some pretty sketchy stairs in wedge sandals to take pictures of a damp spooky basement. I like to think of it as my little daily adventure 😁

06/23/2026

Some agents use “as is” in their listings and it scares buyers away. It doesn’t necessarily mean they’re hiding something. They may simply not have the time, money or desire to fix every small detail found in the inspection. The buyer still has the right to back out of the contract if the inspection reveals major issues, and the terms can even be renegotiated. Last week my clients closed on an “as is” property where the inspection revealed an aged and damaged roof but we negotiated an amendment to cover the cost of roof replacement. Call or text me when you’re ready to look for your next place to call home!