Grounded in Place with Jenny Leverich

02/24/2026

Last Wednesday’s ACL reconstruction has me physically grounded - I am slower, and dependent in ways I’m not used to. And yet, I have felt so cared for. My dad showing up without hesitation, to either bring me a new ice pack, or make me lunch, or take me to PT. Friends arriving with meals and flowers. Phone calls just to hear my voice. Texts packed with memes so I don’t forget to laugh. All of my kids under one roof at the same time - which almost never happens anymore - just to lift my spirits. My husband carrying the weight of the house and gently helping me with the smallest things, even putting on my socks when I can’t. And my sweet dog, Honey, who hasn’t left my side for a minute. She seems to know her job is simply to stay close. These are my people. This is my home. Being “grounded in place” isn’t about staying still - it’s about being rooted in love. On my strongest days and my most vulnerable ones, these people (and my very loyal dog) are what keep me steady. My heart is so full. 💜

02/06/2026

It’s been a whirlwind of a week! Two of my first-time homebuyer couples have officially found their houses! These young couples will step into an exciting new chapter where they’ll make memories, celebrate milestones, and build a life together in their very first homes. 🏡
So grateful to be part of beginnings like these. 💙

01/31/2026

Traveling in Mexico with two electricians is its own kind of sightseeing. While Kris and I were admiring colors and culture, Lesley and Scotty were stopping in their tracks like: "Whoa. Look at that busbar. Is that an open meter on a pole? Is that even enclosed?" Then I realized that some people collect souvenirs... and others collect code violations.
Electricity needs to be grounded and so do electricians. And honestly, watching them made us giggle. I guess no matter where you are, people stay "grounded" by what they know best. Some find it in places and people... and others find it in questionable wiring. ⚡️

01/26/2026

Being "Grounded in Place" has taken on a whole new meaning lately.
With a torn ACL and fractures in my femur and tibia, I’m spending more time at home than I planned. And I’m realizing how much that matters.
Home isn’t just where we live—it’s where we heal. A refuge when life surprises us, a quiet place to lean into faith, and a space where family carries you through the hard days.
Today, I’m grateful for walls that hold me, faith that steadies me, and the reminder that being grounded sometimes means exactly where you’re meant to be.
*These photos are near the place where the accident happened—a moment that changed my pace, but not my grounding. We did enjoy our vacation despite the injury.

01/15/2026

Cozumel has my heart. The colors of the sea, the hum of the scooters, the warmth and humor of the locals, the food that tastes like history, comfort, and home. I love wandering the now-familiar streets and hidden corners, letting the island reveal itself to me on each new visit. Being here grounds me.
My husband and I are intentional about returning—about spending time in this place rather than passing through like so many thousands of others off-boarding a cruise ship for eight hours. Being here grounds me in a way only a few other places have in my life.
I knew this the moment we were looking for a parking space last week, and when we finally parked, I recognized the lovely woman walking her dogs on the sidewalk—the always smiling, fun loving Pamela. In that small, ordinary moment, something settled in my spirit. I am no longer a visitor here anymore. I am grounded in place here.

What places ground you?

01/04/2026

To be “grounded in place” means living with awareness, gratitude, and intention right where you are. It’s noticing the sidewalks you walk, the light through the trees, the neighbors you pass, the quiet rhythms of a neighborhood. It’s understanding that place shapes us—how we rest, how we gather, how we serve, and how we grow. Being grounded in place doesn’t mean staying forever. It means honoring where you are now, listening for what this season is teaching you, and discerning when it’s time to remain rooted or when it’s time to move on. It’s stewardship over space, timing, and calling. In that sense, home is not just a structure—it’s a setting for life, faith, and community. To be grounded in place is to live thoughtfully within it, wherever “here” happens to be. As a gentle real estate professional, I walk alongside clients with patience and clarity, helping them discern when it’s time to stay rooted or move forward with confidence and peace.

01/02/2026

I’m proud to share that I’ve recently earned my SRES® (Senior Real Estate Specialist) designation.
What does that mean? It means I’ve received specialized training to better serve 55+ clients and seniors, whether that’s downsizing, relocating, helping parents or loved ones, or navigating big life transitions with care and clarity.
I truly believe this work is about more than real estate. It’s about serving people well, honoring their stories, and walking alongside them with compassion and integrity. I’m thankful for the opportunity to continue serving our community in this way.
If you—or someone you love—needs trusted real estate guidance with patience, understanding, and experience, I’m your gal. 💛
Feel free to reach out anytime or pass my name along.

(Photo of me just for attention... in my favorite place on Earth, our family farm.)

12/12/2025

✨🏠 It’s National Gingerbread House Day, and we’re serving up homes that are almost too sweet to be true! Whether it’s gumdrop curb appeal or icing-trimmed charm, we know how to build the perfect house—gingerbread or otherwise.

🍬 Thinking of buying or selling? Call me and let’s make your real estate dreams stick—like royal icing!

12/03/2025

11/20/2025

11 Hazelwood Lane is on the Market! Not my listing, but I’d be happy to schedule a showing with you. Give me a call!
#314-616-2979

11/17/2025

And I really like to have fun! So call me!