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11/19/2024

Wondering if Wall Street is buying up all the homes?

Here’s the truth: investors only bought about 17% of homes sold in Q2. That’s actually come down from the 20% high just a few years ago.

And on top of that, most investors aren’t big corporations at all. They’re everyday people like your neighbors who just happen to own a second home or rental property.

Have questions? DM me and let’s clear up this myth.

11/17/2024

On average, a homeowner’s net worth is nearly 40x higher than a renter’s. If you’re ready and able to buy, you have the chance to start gaining equity and growing your wealth. And if homeownership feels out of reach, let’s connect to talk about the programs that can help.

11/14/2024

Here’s a powerful look at the net worth gap between homeowners and renters.

The latest data shows homeowners, on average, have nearly 40 times the net worth of renters.

That’s because owning a home helps build wealth over time thanks to rising home values and growing equity.

Let’s chat so I can help you see the financial benefits of buying instead of renting. And if homeownership feels out of reach right now, I can help you explore programs that can help too.

11/12/2024

Selling your home isn’t just about market conditions or mortgage rates—it’s also about making the best decision for your lifestyle and future. As Bankrate says: “Deciding whether it’s the right time to sell your home is a very personal choice. There are numerous important questions to consider, both financial and lifestyle-based . . . Your future plans and goals should be a significant part of the equation.”

If a major life change has you thinking about moving, now might still be the right time to sell. Let’s connect so you have an expert to help you navigate the process.

Over the past few years, some homeowners have decided to delay their move because they don’t want to sell and take on a higher mortgage rate on their next home. 

11/10/2024

The housing market may be experiencing some shifts, but don’t let it stop you from making your move. With the support of an experienced real estate agent and a trusted lender, you’ll be ready to navigate the changes and make the most of the opportunities that come your way.
Let’s turn any uncertainty into your advantage, helping you move forward with confidence.

You’ve probably noticed one thing if you’re thinking about making a move: the housing market feels a bit unpredictable right now.

11/07/2024

Feeling a bit unsure, or even afraid, to move with everything going on right now? The decision to move shouldn’t be scary, it should be exciting. And the best way to eliminate any fear is to work with a pro.
Here are just a few examples of why that expertise can give you so much peace of mind.
1. Explaining the Current Market
You may be seeing misleading headlines about a potential market crash, falling prices, and more. And when you’re not an expert yourself, it’s easy to get swept up in the clickbait and let that scare you. A real estate agent is there to help you separate fact from fiction and to debunk any headline that does more to terrify than clarify. With their deep understanding of local market trends, home values, inventory levels, and more, they’ll help you feel more confident in your decision.
2. Walking You Through the Process Step-by-Step
Is this your first time going through the process as a buyer or...

Feeling a bit unsure, or even afraid, to move with everything going on right now?

11/05/2024

Right now, there are a lot of factors that are creating uncertainty in the housing market – and that uncertainty adds volatility.

From the latest economic and unemployment reports to the decisions coming out of the Fed, and the Presidential election – it all has an impact.

But don’t let the volatility distract you from the bigger picture. I’ll make sure you know what’s happening, how it’ll impact the housing market, and, most importantly, what it means for you.

11/03/2024

Are you asking how the upcoming election is going to impact the housing market? Here are your answers.

Based on historical data, mortgage rates tend to decrease leading up to an election, while home prices and sales increase the year after the election.

DM me if you want more information.

10/31/2024

Does the thought of buying or selling a home in today’s market make you feel a bit nervous? If so, you need to talk to an agent.

You shouldn’t have to feel worried or stressed about making a move – you should feel excited.

And with the right agent by your side, the process can be smooth, and even enjoyable. Let’s talk about how I can help your move be a confident one.

10/29/2024

Wondering how elections impact home sales?

Typically, they bring a short-term slowdown in the housing market as general uncertainty makes buyers and sellers hit pause on their plans. But historical data shows home sales tend to bounce right back after the election. Those sales aren’t lost – they’re just delayed.

And current expert forecasts show the trend should continue as more homes are expected to sell in 2025.

With the market expected to pick up a bit next year, now is a great time to start preparing.

10/27/2024

Don’t let scary myths delay your homebuying dreams. Let's connect so you have a pro to help you separate fact from fiction.

10/24/2024

With everything feeling more expensive these days, it’s natural to worry about how rising costs might impact the housing market. Many people are concerned that high prices and tighter budgets could cause more homeowners to fall behind on their mortgage payments, leading to a wave of foreclosures.

But before you start worrying about a housing market crash, here’s a look at what’s really happening. And the good news is: the latest foreclosure data shows there’s no wave on the horizon.

How Today’s Market Is Different from 2008

Let’s ease those fears by looking at the bigger picture. There’s a big difference between what’s happening now, and what happened when the housing market crashed.
As an article from Bankrate explains: “In the years after the housing crash, millions of foreclosures flooded the housing market, depressing prices. That’s not the case now. Most homeowners have a comfortable equity cushion in their homes.”...

With everything feeling more expensive these days, it’s natural to worry about how rising costs might impact the housing market.