Sherri Chance Realtor

09/03/2026

👀 Take Another Look!

💰 This home just received a price improvement!

If it's been on your radar, now might be the perfect time to schedule a showing with Sherri Chance or Vondesa Lee. 🏡🔑

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09/03/2026

09/02/2026

Okay, fair point 😂

Buying a house comes with paperwork, decisions, and a few stressful moments… but getting those keys? That feeling is hard to beat.

What was the first thing you did after getting your keys?

08/29/2026

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08/29/2026

08/20/2026

The “boring” prep is usually what makes a home feel cared for.

Not trendy decor.
Not a perfect renovation.
Not a brand-new kitchen.

Cleanliness.

Because when buyers walk in and see dust, odors, clutter, grime, pet hair, or neglected little details, they do not just notice the mess.

They start making assumptions about the house.

And when buyers feel uncertain, they usually protect themselves with a lower offer, more hesitation, or more inspection anxiety.

Send this to someone listing this fall.

And tell me honestly: what smell instantly ruins a showing for you?

08/19/2026

Absolutely. I open the door, the inspection resolves itself, the appraisal behaves, the title is flawless, and every negotiation ends with a group hug 😂

Then I put the magic key back in my pocket and head home.

08/18/2026

Buyers rarely say, “This home is confusing.”

They say it feels small.

It needs too much work.

The layout is strange.

They cannot picture their furniture.

Something feels off.

Often, those reactions come from unanswered questions: a room doing four jobs, furniture blocking the scale, little repairs forming a pattern, or photos that never explain how the home connects.

Clarity helps buyers understand the value that is already there.

Save this before preparing your home for photos.

08/17/2026

Before touring homes during or after a divorce, clarify these five decisions:

1. Immediate housing timeline

Do you need a temporary plan, or can you wait until the current home and legal process are clearer?

2. Ownership and authority

Confirm who is on the deed and loan, what the agreement permits, and who can authorize a sale, refinance, repair, or credit. Use your attorney for legal guidance.

3. One-household budget

Build the payment from verified income, debts, support obligations, insurance, taxes, maintenance, and the cash you can use after the settlement—not from the old household budget.

4. Location priorities

Map work, school or parenting schedules, transportation, family support, and the routine you need now.

5. Documentation and lending timing

Ask a lender what income, court orders, support history, asset statements, and sale proceeds can be counted, and when.



Save this for when you need a calmer place to begin.

Send this to someone who needs to see this.

08/16/2026

The cute kitchen is doing its job.

It is making you picture coffee at the island while quietly pushing the commute, taxes, roof age, and awkward bedroom layout out of view.

That does not mean you should ignore emotion. It means you should decide what deserves the most weight before a house gives you reasons to rearrange the list.

Rank the things that are impossible or expensive to change first. Let finishes come later.

Which category would you compromise on first?