Errol Wuertz, Landmark Realty, LLC

09/18/2026

Let's see what the market is doing!!!

09/09/2026

Selling your home? Why have a home inspection?

07/30/2026

Want the best sweet corn and sweetest watermelon????? You cannot beat the watermelons and sweet corn for sale by Svaty's Produce at the Downtown Market on Saturday morning. We have NEVER had sweet corn like his nor his watermelons either.

07/22/2026

Let's look at the real estate market trends in June.

07/04/2026

One cat woke its owner to a sight that looked more like a trophy display than a typical morning surprise.

After spending the entire night hunting, the cat returned home and carefully lined up every rat it had caught, leaving them neatly arranged for its owner to find by morning. The unusual display made it look as though the cat was proudly showing off the results of its hard work.

Although it may seem strange to people, this behavior is common among cats. Experts believe they often bring prey back to familiar places as part of their natural hunting instincts, and some may even be attempting to share their catch or demonstrate what they've learned.

What looked like a bizarre collection of trophies was simply one cat doing exactly what millions of years of instinct had taught it to do.

07/01/2026

Stop paying rent and start building equity. If your student is headed to FHSU, this 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is the perfect opportunity to invest in their future.

Live Rent-Free: Your student occupies one room; rent the other three for $350–$375/month to cover your costs.

Build Equity: Stop throwing money at a dorm or apartment rent.

Plan Ahead: Sell the home after graduation for a potential profit.

I’ve helped many parents execute this exact plan successfully. Don't wait—let’s look at this property today! Call Errol 785-623-1634.

06/25/2026

A Golden Retriever in Romania named Bailey was observed carrying food into a forest every evening for nearly three months. Initially thought to be hiding food, it was later discovered that Bailey was feeding an injured red fox with a damaged hind leg. The fox, weak and unable to hunt, relied on Bailey for survival. Each evening,
Bailey placed the food down and waited patiently while the fox ate, displaying a unique bond of trust and care between predator and dog. Wildlife veterinarians later treated the fox, with Bailey continuing visits. Once the fox fully recovered and was released back into the wild, it approached Bailey, showing a lasting recognition. Bailey’s consistent kindness and empathy ultimately saved the fox’s life.

06/25/2026

06/19/2026

Here is the May real estate update.

06/11/2026

Open house Sunday June 14th 1:30-2:30. Would appeal to parents of FHSU Student, First-Time buyer and investors.