Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Buying a Home Feels Impossible NowEver feel like home buying is out of reach? You’re not alone—new data says folks in 2024 are shelling out nearly 45% more of their income on mortgages than just five years ago. Blame sky-high prices and rising interest rates, especially outside big cities. Even renters aren’t safe, with average rents up $1,000 a year since 2020. The result? Less cash for everything else. So if you’re feeling squeezed, it’s not just you—it’s the whole market! #HomeBuying #RentersLife #MoneyHacks #RealEstate03Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWould You Buy a Kardashian House?Kris Jenner’s famous Hidden Hills mansion—yes, the one from all those Kardashian episodes—is stuck on the market at $13.5 million, even with all the glam and designer furniture. Turns out, buyers aren’t just paying for marble floors; they’re weighing wildfire risks, high insurance, and whether TV history is worth the premium. If you had the cash, would you buy for the bragging rights, or hold out for a smarter deal? Sometimes, even celebrity sparkle can’t beat market reality. #RealEstate #Kardashians #HomeBuying00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowWhy Home Sellers Are Getting NervousThinking about buying a house? Now might be your moment to chill and watch sellers sweat. In hot spots like Miami and Austin, there are way more homes for sale than buyers ready to bite, so prices are starting to drop. Sellers are even slashing prices just to get offers. If you’re house hunting, you might score a deal by waiting a bit longer—more price cuts could be coming as sellers get desperate! #RealEstateTips #HomeBuying #MarketShift #RealEstate51Share
randerson+FollowWhere $200K Still Buys a House in 2025Think buying a house is out of reach? Turns out, you can still snag a home for under $200K in places like Flint, Peoria, and Erie. While big cities are getting pricier, smaller towns are where the deals are hiding. If you’re tired of sky-high rents and want to swap your landlord for a mortgage, these spots could be your ticket to homeownership without breaking the bank. #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #AffordableLiving #RealEstate01Share
Denise Kemp+FollowHouse Prices Dip—Is It Time to Buy?Heads up if you’re house-hunting in the UK: asking prices just took a rare June dip, making it a buyer’s market for the first time in ages. With more homes up for grabs and sellers feeling the heat, you might score a better deal if you’re ready to move fast. Meanwhile, rent hikes are finally slowing down, so renters can breathe a little easier too. If you’ve been on the fence about buying, now’s a good time to check out your options! #UKProperty #HomeBuying #RentingTips #RealEstate00Share
randerson+FollowWill Mortgage Rates Finally Budge This Summer?Thinking about buying a home but waiting for mortgage rates to drop? Here’s the scoop: Experts say rates will likely hover around 7% this summer—unless inflation or jobs take a wild turn. If rates do dip, expect a rush of buyers and bidding wars. If they rise, your monthly payment could jump. Pro tip: Instead of waiting for the perfect rate, focus on negotiating perks like seller credits or rate buydowns. Sometimes, waiting means missing out! #MortgageTips #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks #RealEstate20Share
Samantha Welch+FollowIs a Pool Still Worth the Splash?Thinking about buying a house with a pool? The "wow" factor isn’t paying off like it used to. During the pandemic, sellers could charge a big premium for a backyard pool, but now that bonus is shrinking. More homes have pools than ever, so buyers aren’t as eager to pay extra just for a swim. If you’re selling, consider jazzing up your backyard with an outdoor kitchen or shower—those perks are catching buyers’ eyes, too! #RealEstateTips #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks #RealEstate01Share
russellolson+FollowHow to Spot a Real Estate Steal (or a Dud)Thinking about snagging a cheap house? Before you get swept up by a low sticker price, make sure you’re not buying a money pit. These days, a "bargain" home could mean a fixer-upper in a hot neighborhood—or a disaster with hidden costs. Always check the area, get a solid inspection, and compare prices nearby. Don’t forget to budget for surprise expenses like taxes and repairs. A little homework now can save you a ton later! #RealEstateTips #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks #RealEstate50Share
Heather Moore+FollowIs It Finally a Buyer’s Market Again?Heads up if you’ve been house hunting: the tides might be turning! After years of sky-high prices and bidding wars, there are now more homes sitting on the market, and sellers are starting to drop their prices. If you’re looking to buy, you could have more choices and bargaining power soon. Sellers, it’s time to get creative—think better photos and maybe a price cut to stand out. The housing game is changing, so keep your eyes peeled for deals! #housingmarket #realestate #homebuying01Share
Samantha Welch+FollowInvestors Are Ditching Homes—What’s Up?Heard the buzz? Investors are unloading houses in Missouri, Oklahoma, Georgia, Kansas, and Utah. Why? High interest rates and lower rent prices mean the quick-flip game isn’t as sweet as it used to be. If you’ve been house hunting, this could be your moment—more listings mean more choices, maybe even a better deal. So, if you’re tired of bidding wars, keep an eye on these states for fresh options popping up! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MarketTrends83Share