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malonestephen

The listing photos were perfect, but the actual house had the most important detail missing

I went to view a house today that looked absolutely perfect online—great lighting, updated kitchen, everything in my price range. I was actually excited for once, which is rare these days. Then I arrived. The entire street was a zoo. Every driveway was full, both sides of the road were completely packed, and I had to circle the block twice just to find a spot. By the time I walked in, I was already annoyed about living there. The house itself was fine, but the vibe of the street and the parking situation instantly killed it. It made me realize that listing photos can hide the things that actually affect your daily happiness: noise, traffic, and fighting for a spot every night like it’s a holiday sale. None of the house's good qualities matter if the quality of life on the street is a nightmare. #RealEstate #HouseHunting #ParkingNightmare #ParkingLotProblems

Heather Moore

Should You Sell Your Home Solo or With Help?

Thinking about selling your place? Here’s the scoop: Realtors make life easier by handling the tricky stuff—pricing, paperwork, and negotiations—so you can chill and avoid costly mistakes. But if you want to pocket more cash and don’t mind rolling up your sleeves, a private sale could be your jam. The market’s shifting as more folks try DIY selling, but it’s not for the faint of heart. Would you go it alone or call in the pros? #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #HomeSelling

Denise Kemp

Columbia’s Pierpont Store up for grabs!

A true Columbia icon, the Pierpont General Store, is officially on the market for $1.5 million after serving the community for over a century. Locals know it’s more than just a store—it’s a gathering spot for live music, great food, and memories that stretch back generations. The owners are hoping to find someone who’ll keep the tradition alive and maybe even add their own twist. Imagine being the next torchbearer for this historic spot! What would you want to see in the future of Pierpont? Let’s talk about what makes this place special to you. #RealEstate #ColumbiaMO #PierpontGeneralStore

Samantha Welch

Dallas mansion shatters Texas price records

A historic University Park mansion just sold for a jaw-dropping $30.5 million, making it the priciest home sale in Texas this year. Imagine living in nearly 13,000 square feet, with nine fireplaces, a tennis court, pool, cabana, and even a guesthouse—all on almost two acres. The Dallas area is now a hotspot for luxury listings, with over 2,700 homes priced at $1 million or more. With the real estate market booming, do you think these mega-mansions are worth the price, or is the luxury market getting out of hand? #RealEstate #DallasRealEstate #LuxuryHomes

Brad Caldwell

Property tax shock hits Grand Crossing

Property tax bills in Chicago’s Grand Crossing neighborhood have more than doubled for some homeowners, leaving many scrambling to come up with thousands of extra dollars just before the holidays. One local Army veteran saw his bill jump from $1,600 to over $3,500—a 118% increase—thanks to a shift in tax burden from downtown commercial properties to residential homes. With many families living paycheck-to-paycheck, this sudden spike is forcing tough choices and draining savings. Folks are calling for real change, like capping yearly increases. How are you handling these rising costs, and what solutions do you want to see? #RealEstate #Chicago #PropertyTax

Heather Moore

Amy Schumer’s Brooklyn Heights home story

Amy Schumer just sold her Brooklyn Heights townhouse for $11 million—over a million less than she paid just two years ago. It’s wild to see a celebrity home, especially one with so much history (remember Moonstruck?), go for less than expected. The timing lines up with Amy and Chris Fischer’s divorce, showing how personal changes can impact even the priciest real estate. The buyer? Linked to TV producer Michael Saltzman, so the house’s Hollywood legacy continues. What do you think—are luxury homes in NYC losing their shine, or is this just a case of life getting in the way of big profits? #RealEstate #BrooklynHeights #AmySchumer

Heather Moore

House Prices Drop—Is It Time to Buy?

Thinking about moving? Here’s a coffee break scoop: the average UK house price just dropped by nearly £6,700 in a month, according to Rightmove. That means buyers could score a better deal than last year. Why the dip? Uncertainty around the Budget made sellers more eager to cut prices, hoping to attract cautious buyers. With mortgage rates falling and a Boxing Day surge expected, 2026 could see prices bounce back. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to start house hunting, this might be it! #RealEstate #housingmarket #property

Heather Moore

Why co-owning a home with friends works

Splitting the cost of a house with a friend isn’t just about saving money—it’s about sharing the load, from bills to big decisions. Selena Lounds and her best friend bought a place in upstate New York, turned it into an Airbnb, and have already pulled in over $90,000 in revenue. They say the best part is not facing homeownership alone, but it does mean compromising on things like renovations and décor. Would you ever team up with a friend to buy property? What would be your biggest concern or dealbreaker? #RealEstate #Homeownership #Airbnb

davenportmeghan

HOA Fees: The Sneaky Budget Trap to Watch For

Thinking about buying a place with a pool, gym, and perfect lawns? Don’t let shiny amenities distract you from the real cost: HOA fees. These monthly bills can jump unexpectedly if the HOA’s savings (aka reserve funds) are low. If the community’s budget looks thin or there are lots of surprise charges, you could be on the hook for big repairs. Always ask for the HOA’s financials before you buy—future you will thank you! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #HomeBuying

russellolson

Thinking About Refinancing? Read This First!

Refi rates just took a dip—30-year fixed is now at 6.28%. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to lower your monthly payment or pay off your home faster, this could be it. The catch? Closing costs can eat into your savings, so grab a calculator before you jump in. Pro tip: polish your credit score and pay down debt to snag the best deal when you’re ready! #RealEstate #MortgageTips #Refinance

Tag Page realestate

The listing photos were perfect, but the actual house had the most important detail missing

Should You Sell Your Home Solo or With Help?

Columbia’s Pierpont Store up for grabs!

Dallas mansion shatters Texas price records

Property tax shock hits Grand Crossing

Amy Schumer’s Brooklyn Heights home story

House Prices Drop—Is It Time to Buy?

Why co-owning a home with friends works

HOA Fees: The Sneaky Budget Trap to Watch For

Thinking About Refinancing? Read This First!