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The #1 Regret Sellers Have When They Don’t Use an Agent
Today, the biggest risk of selling without an agent isn’t the paperwork or the hassle. It’s the price. And once pricing goes wrong, it’s hard to course correct.
So, if you’re thinking about selling and want to understand what your home would realistically go for…
A lot of people may think their credit score isn’t good enough to buy a home.
That may be because the median buyer’s score is pretty high (775) – so people assume they need near-perfect credit. But that’s not necessarily the case.
Data shows some buyers today are qualifying with scores in the mid-600s. And the media…
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Many first-time buyers hit the same wall: saving enough for their down payment.
In fact, a study found 31% of first-time buyers say it’s the hardest part of the entire homebuying process.
But here’s something that could make that a whole lot easier.
Even though most people aren’t aware, there are 2,624 down payment …
Wondering what 2026 has in store for the housing market? Here’s a quick snapshot of what the experts are saying.
Mortgage rates are going to stay in the low 6s.
There will be more homes to choose from.
And price growth is going to slow down.
That combination will help affordability improve even more this year, but it’s…
Expert Forecasts Point to Affordability Improving in 2026
Affordability won't change suddenly overnight. But, with several key trends working together, it should slowly and steadily improve in the months ahead.
That’s exactly why, in 2026, you should see a market with more balance, more predictability, and more brea…
A lot of people are setting goals right now, and buying a home is back on the list for more buyers in 2026.
New data shows more people are planning to make a move this year than last. And while it may not seem like a big shift, it shows the market’s gaining some momentum.
And the buyers who feel most prepared aren’t …
Selling your house as-is may sound like a good idea – until you look at what’s happening in the market.
On the surface, it feels easy. No repairs. No projects. No extra effort. But here’s the reality.
Right now, most sellers are making at least some repairs before they list.
Why? Because inventory is up, buyers have …
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31% of first-time buyers say saving for their down payment was the hardest part of the homebuying process. If that’s your biggest hurdle too, you should know down payment assistance programs could get you into a home sooner than you think.
#DownPayment #HomebuyingTips #KeepingCurrentMatters
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The #1 Regret Sellers Have When They Don’t Use an Agent
Today, the biggest risk of selling without an agent isn’t the paperwork or the hassle. It’s the price. And once pricing goes wrong, it’s hard to course correct.
So, if you’re thinking about selling and want to understand what your home would realistically go for in our market today, let's connect. A quick pricing conversation now can save you from bigger regrets later.
#HomeForSale #HomeSellingTips
thekleinteam
A lot of people may think their credit score isn’t good enough to buy a home.
That may be because the median buyer’s score is pretty high (775) – so people assume they need near-perfect credit. But that’s not necessarily the case.
Data shows some buyers today are qualifying with scores in the mid-600s. And the median for the lowest 10% of buyer scores is 660.
So, you may have more options than you think.
If your credit is what’s been holding you back, take this as your sign to reach out to a lender to talk through your options.
#FirstTimeHomebuyer #CreditScore
thekleinteam
Many first-time buyers hit the same wall: saving enough for their down payment.
In fact, a study found 31% of first-time buyers say it’s the hardest part of the entire homebuying process.
But here’s something that could make that a whole lot easier.
Even though most people aren’t aware, there are 2,624 down payment assistance programs available right now. And, qualifying buyers receive an average of $17k to use toward their purchase.
That’s real money that can help you buy sooner than you ever thought possible.
Want to see what you could qualify for? Reach out to a trusted lender today.
#DownPayment #HomebuyingTips
thekleinteam
Wondering what 2026 has in store for the housing market? Here’s a quick snapshot of what the experts are saying.
Mortgage rates are going to stay in the low 6s.
There will be more homes to choose from.
And price growth is going to slow down.
That combination will help affordability improve even more this year, but it’s going to look different market to market.
Want to know what’s expected for our area? DM me or drop a comment below.
# #HousingMarketForecast
thekleinteam
Expert Forecasts Point to Affordability Improving in 2026
Affordability won't change suddenly overnight. But, with several key trends working together, it should slowly and steadily improve in the months ahead.
That’s exactly why, in 2026, you should see a market with more balance, more predictability, and more breathing room than you’ve had in years.
Want more information about the opportunities unlocking in our local market?
Let’s chat.
#HousingMarketForecast
thekleinteam
A lot of people are setting goals right now, and buying a home is back on the list for more buyers in 2026.
New data shows more people are planning to make a move this year than last. And while it may not seem like a big shift, it shows the market’s gaining some momentum.
And the buyers who feel most prepared aren’t waiting until they’re house hunting to start thinking it through.
If buying is on your radar, DM me and I’ll send you a short blog with 4 practical steps to help you get ready.
No pressure, just helpful info so you know what to focus on first.
# #Homebuying # #HomebuyingTips
thekleinteam
Selling your house as-is may sound like a good idea – until you look at what’s happening in the market.
On the surface, it feels easy. No repairs. No projects. No extra effort. But here’s the reality.
Right now, most sellers are making at least some repairs before they list.
Why? Because inventory is up, buyers have choices again, and condition matters.
Homes that feel move-in ready get more attention and stronger offers.
Homes that don’t? They sit longer and sell for less.
Now, that doesn’t mean selling as-is is wrong. It just means it comes with trade-offs.
Before you choose the easy route, let’s look at all your options. I’ll show you what buyers are responding to right now in our market – and help you decide what makes the most sense for your situation.
#SellingAsIs #HomeSellingTips
thekleinteam
31% of first-time buyers say saving for their down payment was the hardest part of the homebuying process. If that’s your biggest hurdle too, you should know down payment assistance programs could get you into a home sooner than you think.
#DownPayment #HomebuyingTips #KeepingCurrentMatters
