Tony Messina, Roaming Realtor

12/01/2021

Sitting down to chill with Jolene and he crawls under the blanket....

11/27/2021

You know what day it is! Go Bucks!

11/26/2021

Forgot to take out the trash? Roll the dice.
Didn't do the dishes? Roll the dice.
Room dirty? Roll the dice.
Smart mouth? Throat 👊, then Roll the dice.

11/25/2021

Spent a great hour on the mat with Nate and our GB family! Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Roll!

11/15/2021

Meal prep time!

11/13/2021

Hannibal getting done! Go Pirates!

District Championship: Hannibal 41 Jeff City 0. 2:16 2nd Q. Williams with the punt return for the TD.

11/12/2021

Updating your home prior to sale can be a great idea. Just remember not all things increase the value of your property above the cost to make the improvement.

Some Highlights If you’re deciding whether you should make updates before you sell your house, lean on your agent to be your guide. If the market is flooded with houses for sale, updates may be necessary for your house to stand out. In our current sellers’ market, the added expenses might not be...

11/11/2021

Pre-workout shot!

11/05/2021

6 hours with a pick and shovel or 10 minutes with a walk behind trencher?
Machines for the win.

11/04/2021

I have this conversation on the daily. I stand by my predictions, there is NOT another housing market crash on they way. Check out the article below. Equity matters, and if homeowners are forced to sell in the years to come then the majority of home owners have enough equity for the market to absorb the sale.

Couple that with record numbers of people waiting to purchase and homes will sell quickly, and for top dollar as competition is high. Interest rates will rise and slow down buying a little, but not enough to scare off folks that have been shopping for over a year.

With forbearance plans coming to an end, many are concerned the housing market will experience a wave of foreclosures similar to what happened after the housing bubble 15 years ago.

11/03/2021

Lets go fishing!

For the first time, the Missouri Department of Conservation partnered with the city of Hannibal to provide hundreds of rainbow trout for the pond.