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Aaron Ballard

Would You Move for Safer Weather?

Ever thought about packing up and moving just to dodge wildfires or hurricanes? Turns out, you’re not alone. More homeowners are eyeing a change of address as extreme weather gets worse and insurance bills go up. The real estate hot spots now? Think Vermont or Oregon, not Florida or California. If you’re tired of worrying about your roof every storm season, maybe it’s time to check out those so-called climate havens. #RealEstate #Homeowners #ClimateChange

megan01

Homeowners: Tax Refunds Just Got a Glow-Up!

Heads up, homeowners! This tax season could feel like a mini bonus round—thanks to new tax rules, the average refund is expected to jump by $1,000. If you live somewhere with high property taxes, the SALT deduction cap just quadrupled, so you might finally get some real relief. More cash back means more room for that home upgrade or a little splurge. Don’t forget to check your IRS account for updates! #RealEstate #TaxSeason #Homeowners

Shelly Powell

Minnesota homeowners brace for rising costs

Foreclosure filings in Minnesota have jumped 17% over last year, and it’s not just about missed payments—everything from property taxes to insurance rates is squeezing homeowners. Many are seeing their monthly bills climb by hundreds of dollars, and it’s hitting regular families hard. While we’re not seeing a 2008-style crisis, the pressure is real, especially as COVID-era relief programs end. If you’re feeling the pinch, you’re not alone. Have you noticed your own costs going up? What steps are you taking to manage? Let’s share advice and support for neighbors facing these challenges. #RealEstate #Minnesota #Homeowners

Denise Kemp

Flooding nightmare hits west Charlotte homes

Imagine moving into your dream home only to find water pouring from the bathroom and your hardwood floors ruined. That’s the reality for two families on Rush Avenue in west Charlotte, where a cracked city sewer line sent wastewater flooding into their new homes. The builder and plumbers say the homes themselves aren’t to blame—it’s a city infrastructure issue. Now, these homeowners are stuck waiting weeks for repairs, not knowing who will cover the damage. If this happened to you, would you feel the city should pay? How would you handle the mess? Let’s talk about what real accountability looks like here. #RealEstate #CharlotteNC #Homeowners

randerson

Why Your Neighbor Might Be Packing Up

Ever wonder why so many For Sale signs are popping up? Nearly half of American homeowners are thinking about moving—not for a new job or better schools, but to escape wild weather. From wildfires to floods, extreme weather is making people rethink where they live. If you’re house hunting, keep climate risks in mind. It’s not just about location anymore; it’s about weather-proofing your future! #RealEstate #Homeowners #ExtremeWeather

Aaron Ballard

Thinking of Moving? Blame the Weather

Heads up, homeowners: nearly half of you are eyeing a move in 2026, and it’s not just about bigger closets or better schools. Extreme weather is making people rethink where they live, with Florida and California topping the ‘no thanks’ list. If you’re shopping for a new place, don’t forget to factor in insurance costs—they’re rising faster than your favorite streaming subscription. Pro tip: compare insurance rates before you pack those boxes! #RealEstate #Homeowners #MovingTips

Stacie Hernandez

Charlotte homeowner questions insurance fairness

Imagine paying for years of homeowners insurance, only to be left with a hefty bill after a storm damages your roof. That’s what happened to Mustafa Bel-Fakir in northeast Charlotte. After a spring hailstorm, his insurance denied his claim, saying the damage was just wear and tear. It’s a tough spot—many folks expect coverage for storm damage, but insurers often disagree on what’s covered. If you’re ever in this situation, you can appeal, hire a public adjuster, or even switch companies. Has anyone else had to fight their insurance for a fair shake? Let’s hear your stories and tips! #Business #Charlotte #Homeowners

Samuel Gutierrez

What to do when a neighbor’s tree risks your home

Losing your homeowner’s insurance because of a neighbor’s neglected tree is more common than you’d think—and it can be a nightmare to fix. If you’re worried about a hazardous tree next door, start by finding out who owns the property through your local tax assessor’s office (don’t pay for info that’s free!). Once you have the owner’s details, reach out directly or contact your city’s housing authority. Many have teams to handle code violations like this. Has anyone else dealt with a neighbor’s property causing problems? What worked for you? #Business #Homeowners #NeighborhoodIssues

Thomas Woods

Is a $600 lump sum payment the same as adding $50 every month to my mortgage?

My wife and I were lucky enough to lock in a 3.5% rate during COVID, and I’ve been adding an extra $50 to our principal every month to chip away at the loan. I'm starting to wonder if just making one $600 payment once a year would go the same distance as those twelve $50 payments. It might be a dumb question, but I want to make sure I’m actually being efficient with the extra cash. Does the timing of these principal-only payments really matter for the interest in the long run, or does it all balance out the same? #Homeowners #MortgageTips #FinancialAdvice #PrincipalPayment #DebtFreeJourney

Matthew Jackson

Blue paint drama shakes up Woodbury neighborhood

A splash of blue paint has stirred up big waves in the Village of Woodbury! After Pauline Sullivan and Michael Olijar painted their home a non-approved shade of blue, neighbors balked, and now the couple is facing tough choices: repaint, petition, or pick a new color. With no neighbor support and a ticking 45-day deadline, the couple has put their home up for sale—dropping the price by $5,000. This situation really highlights how something as simple as paint can impact community harmony and even push people to move. Would you fight for your color choice or just repaint? #RealEstate #TheVillages #Homeowners

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