Tina Broyles - Real Estate Lic#01009212

04/04/2026

03/30/2026

A home equity loan?

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03/19/2026

What is a reverse mortgage?

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03/17/2026

Overpriced listings don't just sit longer—they sell for less than if they had been priced correctly from the start.

39% of all listings nationwide had price reductions in 2025. The typical home sold for nearly 4% under asking during peak season—the steepest discount in six years.

When a listing sits, buyers start to assume something is wrong, even when the only issue was the price. Multiple small reductions signal desperation and train buyers to wait for the next drop. One well-timed strategic correction is almost always more effective.

Pricing correctly from day one isn't conservative. It's strategic. ✅

Read the full article: https://tinabroyles.myagent.site/what-actually-makes-a-listing-stand-out-in-2026/

03/16/2026

It’s the last day to sign up!

First time home buyers this is your last chance! The deadline is here!

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03/10/2026

What are buyers really filtering for in 2026? 🤔

It's not just bedrooms and bathrooms anymore. Today's buyer is thinking about what a home will cost them after they buy it.

🏠 Flexible layouts win. 86% of buyers say they help them see past square footage. Dedicated home offices, walk-in pantries, and multipurpose rooms now outweigh raw size.

🔧 Move-in ready is non-negotiable. Financially stretched buyers aren't looking to absorb risk — they're looking for reasons to walk away. Deferred maintenance doesn't signal "potential." It signals a price reduction.

⚡ Energy efficiency is a financial filter. Buyers are evaluating updated HVAC, new windows, and solar panels as cost-saving assets — not just nice-to-haves.

Nearly half of buyers say they won't purchase a home that doesn't feel right the moment they walk in. Understanding this mindset is the first step to positioning your listing correctly.

Read the full article: https://tinabroyles.myagent.site/what-actually-makes-a-listing-stand-out-in-2026/

03/05/2026

85% of homebuyers say listing photos are the most critical factor when evaluating a property online. Not the price. Not the description. The photo. 📸

Listings with professional photography receive up to 61% more views and sell 32% faster. Twilight photos as the primary image average 76% more views. Listings with video get 403% more inquiries.

In a market where buyers have more options, professional photography isn't optional—it's how you win the screen before you win the showing.

Read the full article: https://tinabroyles.myagent.site/what-actually-makes-a-listing-stand-out-in-2026/

03/03/2026

The playbook for selling a home has changed. Active inventory rose more than 16% in 2025, and 62% of buyers paid below asking—the highest share since 2019. 📊

Today's listings need to work harder to stand out. Here's what winning sellers are doing differently:

✅ Professional photography that stops the scroll✅ Pre-listing inspections that eliminate surprise negotiations✅ Energy-efficient features positioned as cost-saving assets✅ Pricing with precision from day one

The 2026 winner isn't the cheapest or the biggest. It's the most ready.

Read the full article: https://tinabroyles.myagent.site/what-actually-makes-a-listing-stand-out-in-2026/

03/02/2026

First home?

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02/28/2026

A mandate for California

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02/26/2026

When you're preparing to sell your home, it's easy to overlook the small stuff. A dripping faucet here, chipped paint there, a loose cabinet handle, these seem minor... right?

But here's what happens during the buyer's inspection: those small issues add up fast. Buyers start seeing your home as "high maintenance," and suddenly they're requesting thousands in concessions or repair credits. Worse yet, a long list of minor problems can make buyers nervous enough to walk away entirely.

The good news? Most of these fixes cost very little and take minimal time. Tightening hardware, patching paint, fixing leaky faucets, and replacing worn caulking can typically be done for a few hundred dollars. But addressing them upfront can save you thousands in negotiation leverage.

When buyers see a well-maintained home, they feel confident. They're less likely to nitpick and more likely to make strong offers without demanding major concessions.

One useful tip: Walk through your home with fresh eyes before listing. Look for anything that makes the space feel neglected, no matter how small. Those are your priority fixes.

Let us know in the comments which quick fix you'd tackle first in your home!