KimBee Homes at Latitude 58 Real Estate Group

10/23/2026

🏡Available Rental🏡

Privacy, Comfort & Space to Call Home!

Tucked back from the road in a peaceful, private setting, this spacious home offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and energy-efficient living.

The main home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms upstairs, along with a separate downstairs office—ideal for working from home, hobbies, or additional flex space.

Enjoy year-round comfort with multiple heating options, including a cozy wood-burning stove, plus the convenience of on-demand hot water.

✨ Property Highlights:

* 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
* Separate downstairs office/flex space
* Wood-burning stove & Toyo Stove
* Energy-efficient features
* Shared greenhouse area
* Ample off-street parking for multiple vehicles
* Private setting tucked away from the road
* Move-in ready!

💰 Rent: $3,500/Month

📋 Lease Terms & Utilities:

* 6–12 month lease
* Owner Pays: Water, sewer, garbage, and electricity (up to $400/month)
* Tenant Pays: Heating costs (oil/fuel and wood), internet, and electricity exceeding the $400 monthly allowance

🌿 Enjoy the privacy of a tucked-away location without sacrificing space or convenience! Whether you’re looking for room to spread out, a dedicated home office, or a peaceful place to unwind, this property has plenty to offer.

📲 Interested in making this your next home?

Applications are required prior to scheduling showings.

Apply online at www.kimbeehomes.com

Offered by KimBee Homes at Latitude 58 Property Management

10/22/2026

58 Real Estate Group

To Sell or Rent? How To Choose the Best Path for Your House.

Renting can be a good fit for the right person with the right house, but it isn’t the only option. A smart sales strategy can help your house stand out to buyers from day one.

So, if you’re on the fence, let’s sit down and compare what selling and renting would each look like for you.

Selling your house is a big step, and you want it to go smoothly. And with houses taking a little longer to sell these days, renting it out might start to sound like a nice backup plan.

10/21/2026

58 Real Estate Group

Confused by Home Price Headlines? Here’s Why.

National headlines can’t tell you what your home is worth or how much room you have to negotiate. Local data can. If you’re thinking about buying or selling, let’s look at how prices are moving in your area, so you can set your price or make your offer with confidence.

Whether you own a house already or you’re looking to buy one, you probably care about home prices.

10/20/2026

58 Real Estate Group

What if your first home isn't a house at all?

If you've been struggling to find a traditional single-family home that fits your budget, don't overlook condos.

According to Zillow, the typical starter condo costs under $200k nationally. Part of the reason they can be more affordable than a single-family home is because they’re normally smaller.

Sure, you may trade some square footage or a backyard for shared walls and an HOA fee. But you could also get a lower purchase price, great amenities, and less maintenance to handle yourself.

And if that means getting your own set of keys sooner, it could be an option worth exploring.

Your first home doesn't have to check every box you originally imagined. It just needs to be the right fit for your life and your budget right now.

Let's look at what's available in our area and see if a condo could be your way into homeownership.

10/19/2026

58 Real Estate Group

Want a More Affordable Home? Don’t Overlook Condos.

The first home you buy doesn't have to be a single-family house. If affordability has been holding you back, let's expand your search and see whether a condo could fit the price point you're looking for.

When you picture buying your first home, chances are you’re imagining a traditional single-family house with its own yard, maybe a garage, and little extra room to grow. But with affordability still tight, getting everything on that list right away may come with a higher price tag than you’re co...

10/18/2026

58 Real Estate Group

Want to move but don’t want to give up your current low rate? This is for you.
Data shows homeowners with a mortgage have an average of $310K in equity right now.

And that means if you've been putting off a move because you don't want to give up the mortgage rate you locked in a few years ago, your equity could help.

You could use it toward a bigger down payment and borrow less at today's rates.

Or, if you're downsizing, you might even be able to buy your next home in cash. No mortgage. No worrying about today’s rates.

Want to know how much equity you have and what it makes possible for you? DM me, and I'll help you find out.

10/17/2026

58 Real Estate Group

Hoping mortgage rates will come down soon? The latest inflation report just made that outlook a little more complicated.

Inflation climbed to 3.7% in September, higher than economists expected. And while rising gas prices were a big driver, costs increased across several other categories too.

Why does that matter for housing? Because stubborn inflation makes it harder for the Fed to justify lowering their Federal Funds Rate. It could even increase the chances of another hike.

Now, the Fed doesn't directly control mortgage rates. But inflation and Fed expectations influence them, which means there's no guarantee mortgage rates will move lower anytime soon.

If you're planning to buy or sell, don't let a hoped-for rate drop be the only thing driving your timeline.

Let's look at what today's market means for your move and build a plan around the numbers you can actually work with.

10/16/2026

10/01/2026

🎉New Listing🎉
Visit www.KimBeeHomes.com for more information!

Offered by KimBee Latitude 58 Real Estate Group

09/28/2026

58 Real Estate Group

Does one size ever really fit all? One mortgage rate doesn't either.

You may be seeing today’s higher rates and worrying about whether it’s still worth it to buy. Here’s what you need to realize…

Mortgage rates differ just like the people who apply for loans. So, the rate you see online isn’t necessarily the one you’d get when you buy.

Your real mortgage rate is specific to your individual situation. It can be higher or lower than what you've seen or heard.

So, don’t assume the rate in the headlines is your rate. Before you decide you can't buy a home or that you should wait, find out what your real rate is. You'll know what your options are and get a map to what's possible.

And a quick conversation with a loan officer is the perfect place to start.