Mari Cruz Rodriguez Realtor

12/27/2025

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💸 Earnest money or "good faith deposit" is a deposit buyers put down to show they’re serious about purchasing a home. It’s typically a small percentage of the purchase price and is held in escrow until closing. Here’s how it works for both sides:

For Buyers, it signals commitment and helps secure the property while inspections, financing, and due diligence take place. If the contract is canceled for a valid contingency, the deposit is typically refunded.

For Sellers, it offers reassurance that the buyer intends to follow through. If the buyer backs out without a valid reason, the seller may keep the deposit as compensation.

🌟 Earnest money protects both parties and keeps the transaction on track with confidence and clarity.

12/26/2025

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12/26/2025

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Please and thank you.

12/26/2025

12/26/2025

Planning to sell? A few simple bathroom upgrades can make your home stand out to buyers and increase its resale value. 📈

1. Neutral Colors
2. Trendy Tile
3. Updated Showerhead
4. New Light Fixture
5. Updated finishes

Looking for more resale ready tips? Check out some of our best recs:
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12/26/2025

11/27/2025

🍁 Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
Today my heart is overflowing with gratitude. In this season of thanks, I want to pause and say how truly blessed I am to serve amazing clients, families, and friends. Each home, 🏠each story, 🙏and each opportunity is a reminder of God’s goodness and purpose.😇

07/31/2025

According to NAR, staged homes sell 73% faster and can see offer prices increase by 1-5%! First impressions matter, and staging helps buyers envision themselves in the space, making your home more attractive and market-ready.

Even on a budget, small changes can make a big impact! Declutter, keep furniture minimal, and opt for neutral tones to create a clean, inviting atmosphere.

Ready to make your home stand out? Start staging and watch the offers roll in!

07/18/2025

How YOUR DEBT affects the lender's decision to approve or deny your loan application. https://www.fha.com/fha_requirements_debt