Pat Thompson REMAX Realty One

03/28/2026

Check out this cozy Crystal River home.....

MOTIVATED SELLER!! Awesome freshly renovated home in a peaceful section of beautiful Crystal River near the state park and the water. This home was almost entirely renovated in 2025 with soft close cabinets, leathered granite, new flooring, new appliances, ship, crown molding, plantation shutters, p...

10/09/2025

After some medical issues I AM BACK!
And now Citrus County has a Certified Probate Specialist - I am told I am the only one. Call me if you have probate issues.

Call now to connect with business.

07/03/2025

STAY ALERT
Fraudsters often impersonate business leaders via text. Stay safe by not responding to unexpected messages for urgent actions or requests for sensitive informatio

12/25/2024

🎄🎅 Wishing you a cozy and joyful holiday season in the home of your dreams! 🎁🏠

11/28/2024

As we reflect on this season of gratitude, I want to take a moment to thank all of my wonderful clients, friends, and neighbors. It’s been a true privilege to help you find the perfect home, sell your property, or guide you through the exciting world of real estate.

I’m so grateful for your trust and support, and I’m thankful to be a part of your journey. Wishing you and your loved ones a Thanksgiving filled with warmth, joy, and countless blessings.

Thank you for making this year so special!

11/23/2024

With a lack of major economic data outside of the housing sector, it was a quiet week for mortgage markets, and rates ended with little change.

In October, sales of existing homes rose modestly from September and were 3% higher than a year ago, the first annual increase in over three years. The median existing-home price of $407,200 was up 4% from last year at this time. Inventories remain stuck at historically low levels but on a brighter note, inventories were 19% higher than a year ago.

The number of housing starts in many regions was negatively impacted by hurricanes. In October, single-family housing starts declined 7% from September and were slightly lower than a year ago. However, the number of building permits and sales increased.

11/04/2024

Adding just an extra $100 per month to a mortgage payment can have a significant impact on the debt, a financial expert said.
Mortgage rates have been declining, putting new homebuyers in a better purchasing position than a year ago. The 30-year fixed-interest rate mortgage was around 7.79% in October 2023; now, we're seeing this type of mortgage at around 6.38% in October 2024.

If you bought a home last year, it may be too soon to think about refinancing, but you could make an extra payments monthly or even occasionally to lower your principal balance and shorten the term of your loan?

10/17/2024

Hurricane losses are traumatic. Be aware that the deadline for you to file a claim is generally about 60 days from the date of loss.

Know your policy and deductibles and be aware that different types of policies insure against damage. In the initial call, first focus on thoroughly understanding your policy, including coverage limits, deductibles and exclusions, so that you can do a rough calculation of what is covered and what deductibles are at play to decide if you should file a claim, experts said.

Many policies have payouts in complicated percentage formulas. For example, if your roof is damaged, your policy may spell out different deductibles depending on the roofing material, the age of the roof and even the wind speed from the damage event, and the percentage paid out may be based on the insured value versus the cost of replacement, said Amy Bach, executive director of the consumer advocacy group United Policyholders.

10/11/2024

Sugarmill Woods OPEN HOUSE!!!
Awesome 4 bedroom, 3 bath and very large yard with privacy greenbelt on one side and behind.
This lovely, spacious home with all hard floors has been updated with a split floor plan and screened lanai. The farmers sink and master bath barn door give unique character.
Come see it SUNDAY, October 13 at 117 Byrsonima Ct. between 11 and 2.
Pat Thompson
RE/MAX Realty One

10/08/2024

Lets get ready for the storm:
Whether you plan to shelter in place or not, you should stock your home with an emergency supply kit that includes bottled water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries and first aid supplies.
Stay informed by monitoring the storm via TV, radio and the internet.
Bring outdoor objects inside to limit potential projectiles.
Lock your doors and close your windows, air vents and fireplace dampers.
Secure your home by boarding up doors and windows.
Make sure every family member knows how to turn off the gas, electricity and water so you can turn off utilities if instructed to do so by authorities.
Set your refrigerator and freezer to their coldest settings in case you lose power.
Prepare your phone and other electronic devices for the storm, including charging, updating and backing up. Have spare wall and car chargers on hand and make sure your power banks are fully charged.
Keep cash on hand. If power is lost, ATMs and credit card readers may not work.
Build up a supply of water for sanitary purposes, such as cleaning and flushing toilets, by filling your bathtub, washing machine, buckets and other large containers with water.
Don't forget to have your medications ready and near you.