Kelley Reinecke Realtor- REMAX Preferred Group

09/26/2026

09/25/2026

Title insurance protects against ownership disputes, liens, or errors in public records that surface after closing. It's a one-time cost that protects you for as long as you own the home.

09/24/2026

Pre-approved doesn't mean locked in. New credit accounts, big purchases, or missed payments between now and closing can change your rate — or your approval. When in doubt, ask your lender first.

09/23/2026

😂 The Zillow Lie Detector.
We all say...
"I'm just going to look for a minute."
Three hours later, you've saved 84 homes, compared every kitchen, judged curb appeal before clicking, and somehow convinced yourself you're "just browsing." 😅
No judgment here... we've all done it.
👇 Which slide called you out the most?

09/22/2026

It's more nuanced than the saying suggests. Renting buys flexibility and predictable costs. Buying builds equity but comes with maintenance and market risk. The right answer depends on your timeline, not a slogan.

09/21/2026

Before you renovate to sell, know the math. Most mid-range projects return somewhere between 60–80% of their cost at resale — worth confirming which upgrades are actually worth it for your home specifically.

09/18/2026

Most lenders lock a rate for 30–60 days at no extra charge. If your closing timeline runs longer, ask what an extended lock costs before rates have a chance to move against you.

09/17/2026

A low appraisal has options: renegotiate the price, have the buyer cover the difference in cash, or dispute the appraisal with new comps. It doesn't have to end the deal.

09/15/2026

Pre-qualification is an estimate based on what you report. Pre-approval means a lender has verified your income, credit, and assets. Sellers take pre-approval seriously — pre-qualification, less so.

09/14/2026

Automated estimates are a starting point, not a valuation. They can't account for renovations, condition, or what's actually happening on your specific street right now. A real comparative market analysis will always be more accurate.