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02/29/2024

Thank you all for the birthday wishes! I'm beyond blessed. As far as gifts go, if anyone has any pull with the Fed, an interest rate cut (or three) would be nice.

As a parent and pet owner, fire prevention is something I think about constantly. You probably do too. Something I just ...
02/27/2024

As a parent and pet owner, fire prevention is something I think about constantly. You probably do too. Something I just learned about and wanted to share is a device called an Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI).

Most people know about GFCI's (Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor). These are the outlets you put near water sources to prevent electrical shock through leakage current.

Rather than detecting a ground fault, AFCI's detect electrical arcing that can become hot enough to start a house fire. These can occur from worn cords, loose connections, wires that have been punctured by nails, etc.

They can be installed as breakers or as outlets. Definitely do your research and talk to an electrician if you have questions, but it's a fairly inexpensive upgrade that can potentially prevent a catastrophic fire.

I'm back! After spending the last two years honing my craft with one of the most productive teams in Columbia, I've made...
02/24/2024

I'm back!

After spending the last two years honing my craft with one of the most productive teams in Columbia, I've made the decision to step back out on my own and grow my individual brand.

With the busy season quickly approaching, I want to offer everyone my free e-book, The Homebuyer's Guide to Success. It's a short, easy to read guide to help homebuyers prepare for homeownership while avoiding the most common and costly mistakes along the way.

If you or someone you know is in the market to buy, shoot me a message and I'll send you a copy.

It’s hard to believe it’s been six months since I’ve hosted an open house. Not because I didn’t want to, but because hom...
08/07/2021

It’s hard to believe it’s been six months since I’ve hosted an open house. Not because I didn’t want to, but because homes were selling so fast that open houses were virtually impossible to schedule. The wide-scale social, financial and governmental reactions in response to the pandemic created an unforeseen catalyst in the real estate market, leading to record high levels of demand and record low levels of inventory across the nation.

In real terms, that meant that sellers who listed on Friday had multiple offers over asking price on Saturday. It also meant that buyers often had to write five, ten, fifteen offers before they were able to purchase a home. Or before they simply gave up.

Love letters from buyers to sellers, escalation clauses, appraisal and inspection waivers all became commonplace. Buyers’ agents either became experts at writing compelling offers, or they didn’t eat.

In January, 202 single family homes were sold in the Columbia MLS. The average asking price was $249,950. The average sale price was $244,162, or 97.6% of asking. The average days on market for homes sold was 52.

By June those numbers were 485 homes sold with an average asking price of $268,913, an average sale price of $271,424 and the average days on market had dropped to 14. That is across the entire MLS. It’s also important to recognize that outliers (ie really expensive or ludicrously overpriced/undesirable properties) skew those numbers to a significant degree. For awhile it was not uncommon to see homes in the $150,000-$500,000 range selling for 20, 30, or 50 thousand over asking within 48 hours.

Now for the first time in half a year we’re starting to see signs that the market is changing. Our inventory and days on market are creeping upwards. This has led to a corresponding increase in price reductions. I've even seen a few sellers offering home warranties.

This is good news for many battle-worn buyers. For sellers, while the market is still heavily in their favor, it means that they no longer have carte blanche in respect to pricing and terms. For many that’s going to be a hard pill to swallow.

It is a law of nature that a thing which cannot last forever, won’t. In a typical year the market starts to cool in August. It slumps over the late fall and winter and picks up in spring. But we have become accustomed to the a-typical, and it feels like the exception has become the rule. As humans we tend to believe that whatever conditions exist in the present will last forever. History says this is not the case.

I don't know what the future holds for the real estate market. No one does. All I know is that I'm pumped to be able to do some open houses again.

Patience paid off! Congratulations to a pair of soon-to-be home owners who could not be more deserving. I can't wait to ...
04/05/2021

Patience paid off! Congratulations to a pair of soon-to-be home owners who could not be more deserving. I can't wait to see what you guys do with the place.

Listed on a Friday, under contract by Sunday! Congratulations to our seller and to the buyer, who will be making this ho...
03/17/2021

Listed on a Friday, under contract by Sunday! Congratulations to our seller and to the buyer, who will be making this home their own. If you or anyone you know has any questions about buying or selling real estate, don't hesitate to reach out!

Call or text: 573-454-1246
Email: [email protected]

One of the most rewarding experiences, not only in real estate, but in life, is watching a vision become a reality. So h...
03/16/2021

One of the most rewarding experiences, not only in real estate, but in life, is watching a vision become a reality. So happy and excited for my clients that their dream home is underway.

Remarkable curb appeal! Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in Old Hawthorne, this spacious walkout ticks a lot of boxes: gra...
01/07/2021

Remarkable curb appeal! Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in Old Hawthorne, this spacious walkout ticks a lot of boxes: granite and stainless in the kitchen, lots of hardwood, large formal dining room, beautifully finished basement, and a large, fully fenced backyard.

For more information call/text: 573-454-1246

Warm and inviting! Great neighborhood and the location is fantastic. UPDATES include: NEW HVAC 2020! Newer roof/gutters...
12/25/2020

Warm and inviting! Great neighborhood and the location is fantastic. UPDATES include: NEW HVAC 2020! Newer roof/gutters 2015, privacy fence, paint and BRAND NEW flooring on most of main level. You'll love the open floor plan and the kitchen is nicely updated with white cabinets and stainless appliances.

For more information call/text:573-454-1246

Or just swing by this Sunday and say hi.

Address

2005 W Broadway #215
Columbia, MO
65203

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15734541246

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