05/07/2026
Most buyers walk into a home and immediately picture their life there.
The couch goes here.
The dining table goes there.
The backyard would be perfect in the summer.
And honestly, that’s normal.
You’re supposed to notice the light, the layout, the kitchen, the closet space, and the details that make a house feel exciting.
But while you’re imagining life in the home, I’m looking at the things that could affect your money, your comfort, and your future resale.
I’m paying attention to cracks, water stains, drainage, insulation, outside noise, nearby development, and the things that photos usually hide.
Because the goal is not just to help you buy a house that looks good.
It’s to help you buy one that still feels like a smart decision after move-in day.
Comment GUIDE and I’ll send you what to pay attention to during a home tour.
—Heather Federspiel, Broker/Owner, Lic in IA. 319-327-4992.