Tricia Puser-Realtor

11/07/2025

🏡 Open House — Tomorrow, 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM!
📍 3130 Early Bird, Howard

Don’t miss this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath, 2-story home featuring modern finishes and inviting spaces throughout. Come see what makes this property stand out!

✨ Stop by and tour your potential new home — I’ll be there to answer any questions.

Welcome home to this beautifully updated 3 bed, 2.5 bath two-story in the heart of Howard. Walking distance to Meadowbrook School and nearby trails, this home blends warmth, charm, and modern updates throughout. Enjoy a cozy traditional layout with a fireplace-centered family room, chef’s kitchen ...

11/06/2025

Hey Green Bay friends! 👋
November’s here, and while the air’s getting cooler, the real estate market’s still warm! 🏡 Buyers are serious, inventory’s low, and homes that shine are getting strong offers.

If you’re thinking about a move before the snow flies — or want to prep for spring — now’s the time to talk strategy.

10/24/2025

Welcome home to this beautifully updated 3 bed, 2.5 bath two-story in the heart of Howard. Walking distance to Meadowbrook School and nearby trails, this home blends warmth, charm, and modern updates throughout. Enjoy a cozy traditional layout with a fireplace-centered family room, chef’s kitchen ...

03/13/2025

🌟 New Listing! 🏡 Welcome to 1130 W Taylor St, Appleton

💰 Asking Price: $299,900

📅 Open House, Saturday 03/15/2025, 11:00am-12:00pm

🔑 Features at a Glance:
- First Floor Laundry
- Great Location
- Finished Lower Level w/ Kitchenette

✨ Welcome home! This charming property offers the perfect blend of convenience and comfort, located just minutes from schools, parks, shopping, and easy highway access. You'll love the curb appeal, complete with window boxes adding a touch of character, a spacious two-stall detached garage, and a deck with a privacy fence—great for relaxing or entertaining. Inside, the main level features a well-appointed kitchen with plenty of cabinet space, first-floor laundry, four bedrooms, and a full bath. The finished lower level expands your living space with a cozy family room, kitchenette, an additional bedroom, and another full bath. Don’t miss out—schedule your showing today!

Want to see more? https://triciapuser.selectnexthome.com/property/232-50304862-1130-w-taylor-street-WI-54914

📞 Interested? Contact me at 920-621-1789 for more information or to schedule a viewing. Listing by Tricia Puser.

09/12/2024

You could hire me to open doors but...

06/11/2024

05/30/2024

The last thing I want for my buyers...

Being stretched too thin by their mortgage payments.
Finance experts wag their fingers at spending 30% or more of your gross income on housing.

But with 37.2% of homeowners grappling with this reality, if you're among them, you're certainly not alone.

Below are some methods I’ve seen implemented to reduce the burden

1.) See if you can ditch your private mortgage insurance. Your lender may be willing if your mortgage balance has reached 80% of your home's original value or the halfway point of your amortization schedule.

2.) Take a deep dive into your monthly spending to see where your money is going. For me, I found eating out to be an opportunity to cut back.

3.) Consider house hacking by renting out a bedroom, parking space, or a mother in law suite.

4.) Raise your income (Obviously this is much easier said than done) but there are a few creative ways to approach it. Whether it’s mustering up the courage to ask for a raise, exploring a new side hustle (hello Rover!), or up-skilling yourself with online courses.

5.) Keep an eye on interest rates. If they drop below what you're currently paying, refinancing could be a smart move.

Grab my guide for first time buyers - I cover everything a first time buyer needs to know.

05/21/2024

When the perfect home is full of hidden problems 🫠

It happens all the time: We find the most perfect home but it has its fair share of issues.

Just recently, I found a home for my clients that felt tailor-made for them. It checked all the boxes—and then some.

But even with all its charm, this home had its quirks. They weren’t deal-breakers like foundation cracks or a leaky roof but they definitely needed attention.
Understandably so, they were a bit uneasy about it until I assured him that this happens all the time. In fact, in 86% of cases, home inspectors find issues that need attention.

It's all part of the buying process — and exactly why my clients needed a thorough home inspection. After all, it's better to find issues now (and know if they're anything major) than after you've signed on the dotted line.

So it was back to negotiations with the seller. We managed to come to a compromise with a comfortable buyer credit. And if we hadn’t, my buyers would still have had the option to pull their offer.

Situations like this highlight the importance of having a trusted and experienced agent by your side.

What questions do you have about inspections? I cover what to expect from them in my Buyer Guide. Send me a message and I'll send it over!

05/15/2024

In just 2 months...

You could be unpacking boxes in your new home - building equity and putting down roots...

Or still throwing money away on rent, with little to show for it.
The path to homeownership provides stability, tax benefits, and the freedom to make a living space truly your own.

Ready to take the first step? Send me a message, I'm here to help!

05/10/2024

Hot take: The best time to sell a home isn’t spring.

There I said it!

It’s not when prices are high, rates are low, or when your partner, your mom, your best friend, or the guy on YouTube says you should.

The best time to sell is when it’s right for you. It’s when selling and moving are part of your journey to the next chapter in your life. Full stop.

With that said, there are benefits to selling in each season, _provided it's right for you. _

Of note:

• I love to tell my spring sellers that homes sold in May net a 12.8% seller premium. That’s $$$ above the home’s market value. Plus, in the spring, curb appeal is best (sorry winter), and buyers are on the hunt.

• Extended daylight hours make it easier for buyers to schedule viewings and attend open houses after work or on weekends, making summer a great time to list. Plus, families with kids will always prefer a move in between school years.

• The decline in seller premiums typically begins in the fall around September, when it drops to just 8%. By then, most families with school-aged kids have bought and settled into the new school year so foot traffic definitely slows down.
The upside for fall sellers? They can sell and buy to host the holidays in their new home.

• With fewer homes on the market, my winter sellers get the chance to stand out. Plus, winter buyers are often relocating for work or personal reasons, making them more likely to make offers.

What season do you think is best? Drop an emoji
🌷for Spring
☀️ for Summer
🍂 for Fall
❄️ for Winter