Dawn Block - Realtor

07/03/2026

07/02/2026

🏡 Considering your next chapter?

Thinking about downsizing can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. In this short video, I’m sharing some of the most important things to consider before you begin the process—tips that can save you time, reduce stress, and help you make confident decisions.

Whether you’re looking for less maintenance, more freedom, or a home that better fits your lifestyle, this video is a great place to start.

▶️ Watch the video and let me know which tip resonates with you the most!

If you’re wondering where to begin or have questions about downsizing, I’d love to help. Every move is different, and having the right plan can make all the difference.

💬 Comment “NEXT CHAPTER” below or send me a direct message, and let’s talk about your goals and the possibilities ahead.

Call the EXPERT on the BLOCK®
Helping you open the door to your next chapter.

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07/02/2026

Most buyers think negotiating a home comes down to one number: the price. It's only a fraction of what's actually on the table. 🏡

Right now buyers have more room to ask than they've had in years — in 2025, 62.2% of buyers paid below list price. The real wins are in the terms underneath the price:

- Seller credits toward your closing costs (which run 2–5% of the price)
- Repairs — or a cash credit — after the inspection
- A closing timeline built around the seller's needs
- Appliances, fixtures, and extras that stay with the home

The buyers who come out ahead aren't the ones who push hardest on price. They're the ones who know everything they can ask for.

Read the full article: https://dawnblock.myagent.site/what-you-can-negotiate-in-a-home-purchase-that-most-buyers-dont-realize/

06/30/2026

It’s easy to get emotionally attached to a home fast — especially when it photographs well and checks your first few boxes.

Before you fall in love, ask yourself these three questions:

1. Does this home actually fit my daily life?
Think about commuting, storage, layout, parking, and how you’ll use the space.
2. Can I comfortably afford more than just the purchase price?
Look beyond the mortgage and think about utilities, insurance, taxes, maintenance, and moving costs.
3. Am I excited about the home — or just reacting to the pressure of the market?

A competitive market can push buyers to move emotionally instead of strategically.

The right home should make sense on paper and in real life.

A little pause up front can save a lot of regret later.

06/26/2026

🎥 Join us LIVE for Meet the Expert on the Block! 🎥

I’m excited to welcome Dana Elkhoury as my special guest on Wednesday, July 8 at 5:00 PM. Thank you to 25N Coworking for letting me use their wonderful space.

✨ Social Impact & Protecting the Empath ✨

We’ll be exploring:

🌿 The connection between wellness and personal growth
💚 How creating positive change starts from within
🤝 Practical ways to care for yourself while making a difference for others

Join us LIVE, bring your questions, and be part of a conversation that’s sure to inspire you to live with greater purpose and intention.

📅 Wednesday, July 8
🕔 5:00 PM (LIVE)

Tag someone who would enjoy this conversation, and we’ll see you LIVE!

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06/25/2026

When buyers walk into a home, the little things shape the feeling faster than most sellers realize.

Here are five details that make a home feel instantly inviting:

1. Natural light and open blinds
2. A comfortable temperature
3. Clean, fresh-smelling air
4. Clear surfaces and uncluttered rooms
5. A layout that feels easy to move through

None of these require a major renovation. But together, they change how a buyer experiences the space.

That first impression matters. Buyers don’t just evaluate square footage and finishes — they pay attention to how a home feels in the first few minutes.

If you’re preparing to sell, start with the basics before chasing bigger updates. Often, the easiest improvements create the strongest emotional response.

Which one do you notice first when you walk into a home?