Matt Schupp - Realtor with LPT Realty

04/17/2025

It's always great to help out a family friend, especially when they are newly married and buying their first home! Congratulations to this amazing couple and I wish you the best of luck!

04/17/2025

This one took some patience and extra work, but I was happy to help a friend with his childhood home. Some remodeling, a few problems to solve, back on the market and right back under contract with the original buyer at a price everyone was happy with.

10/11/2024

Back on the market with a fresh facelift! New floors, paint, appliances, and a fully remodeled bathroom. Great starter home at a great price!

Homes for sale: 5906 Golden Valley, San Antonio, TX 78242 (MLS #: 1815619) with 3 beds, 1.0 baths, 912 sqft, and listed for $165000.

07/04/2024

5 days and under contract! It's amazing what the right price and professional photography can do for your sale.

06/28/2024

Huge congratulations to my newest first time home buyer! So happy for you and this great decision for your future. Enjoy your new home! 🎉🎉🏡🎉🎉

06/28/2024

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06/28/2024

Just listed! Great starter home by Lackland. Some new floors, paint, and an updated kitchen, this home will be a gem!

3 bedrooms
1 bathroom
912sf
Nearly 1/2 acre backing up to a greendbelt

Homes for sale: 5906 golden valley, San Antonio, TX 78242 (MLS #: 1788273) with 3 beds, 1.0 baths, 912 sqft, and listed for $140000.

10/27/2023

Here is what most buyers don’t consider:

When rates drop, the number of buyers will increase.
Since most homeowners have low-interest rates, the number of homes for sale is limited.
Increased demand with limited supply drives prices up.

Ready, willing, and able buyers can take advantage of the current market and build significant equity as the market changes.

Happy House Hunting!

10/03/2023

Just sold! Investor special.... this one is going to be a good project. See us back here in a few months when this home is cleaned up and back on the market!!!

09/21/2023

Last week, rates remained in the mid-7 range, avoiding a potentially larger spike. A significant issuance of corporate bonds reduced demand for 10-year T-Bills and mortgage-backed securities. Meanwhile, the manufacturing sector demonstrated resilience.

It's worth noting that positive economic news typically leads to higher rates. This week, our attention is on the Consumer Price Index (CPI), set to be released on Wednesday. In recent months, the CPI hasn't had the same market impact as it did earlier in the year. We're monitoring it closely, given that the market has hovered in this range for some time. The CPI outcome will play a crucial role in guiding the Fed's rate decision next week.

The next two weeks could be pivotal for rate movements.

09/19/2023

The Wall Street Journal declared that the “fall in home prices may already be over”.

Altos indicates that currently, the number of homes available for sale is less than half of what it was before the COVID-19 pandemic and is lower than the peak in January. Simply put, there's a limited number of homes on the market.

The MBA states that the number of people applying to buy homes is the lowest it's been since 1995. This suggests that not as many buyers are looking to purchase right now.

Despite the reduced number of buyers and the rise in interest rates, homes under contract are still priced 1% higher than they were the same time last year.

If these interest rates were to decrease, more buyers might enter the market, which could push home prices up. Smart buyers can benefit from reduced competition and start building equity.

09/01/2023

Home prices generally go up over time. There may be a crash here and there but the overall trend is alway up over any time period. Don't be caught on the sidelines because of "high" interest rates. Nobody complained about a 7% interest rate 15 years ago. It took a GLOBAL PANDEMIC to casue rates to crash to the 2's....... do we really want that again?