Shelly Powell+FollowSolar panels: Smart upgrade or selling headache?Imagine slashing your energy bills and having backup power during outages—sounds like a win, right? One Indiana homeowner did just that with solar panels, but when it came time to sell, their realtor called the panels a 'red flag' for buyers. The community quickly chimed in, calling solar a major home upgrade, not a drawback. If the panels are paid off, many say they’d love the savings without the upfront hassle. Would you see solar as a dealbreaker or a bonus when house hunting? Let’s hear your take! #RealEstate #SolarPanels #HomeSelling10Share
randerson+FollowHow to Time Your Home Sale for Max ProfitThinking of selling your house? Here’s a money move: don’t rush it, but don’t drag your feet either. New research says homes that get snapped up in about 11 days tend to score the best prices—sometimes even above asking! List too high or too low, and you could lose thousands. So, if you want to cash in, aim for that sweet spot: price it right, prep your paperwork, and pick a ready-to-go buyer. Your wallet will thank you! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #HomeSelling00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowHome sellers: What you must revealThinking about selling your home? There’s more to it than just sprucing up the place—what you tell buyers can make or break the deal (and keep you out of legal hot water). From past water damage and noisy neighbors to whether the house ever had asbestos or pest problems, sellers are required to disclose a lot more than most people realize. Each state has its own rules, so it’s smart to double-check what’s mandatory where you live. If you’ve ever wondered what you’d want to know before buying, this list is a must-read. What do you think should always be disclosed? #RealEstate #homeselling #realestate00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowSolar Panels: The Home Sale Dealbreaker?Thinking about getting solar panels to save on your electric bill? Here’s a money lifehack: check the fine print before you sign. More homeowners are finding out that those long-term solar contracts can scare off buyers when it’s time to sell. Instead of boosting your home’s value, leased panels with complicated contracts can turn into a major headache, even killing deals at the last minute. If you want to go solar, make sure you own the system outright or know exactly what you’re signing up for! #RealEstate #solarenergy #homeselling00Share
Heather Moore+FollowHomebuyer dealbreakers you might be missingYou’d be surprised how quickly buyers walk away from a house over things most of us barely notice. Smells that linger, cluttered rooms, or even a dark hallway can make a place feel unwelcoming—no matter how much you love it. Outdated kitchens and unrealistic prices are huge turn-offs, too. Buyers want to picture their own lives in a home, not worry about repairs or your bold paint choices. If you’re selling, take a step back and see your space with fresh eyes. What’s the biggest dealbreaker for you when house hunting? Let’s hear your stories! #RealEstate #realestate #homeselling00Share
megan01+FollowSolar panel sticker shock: Would you pay $52k?Imagine selling your home and finding out you owe $52,000 to pay off your solar panels—way more than you expected. That’s the dilemma one homeowner faced, sparking a debate about whether to take their nearly new solar system with them or leave it for the next owner. With energy prices climbing, solar panels can be a smart way to cut utility bills and boost resilience during outages. But with big upfront costs and tricky contracts, is it worth it? Would you pay a huge sum for solar, or go for a $0-down option? Share your thoughts below! #RealEstate #SolarPanels #HomeSelling00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowHow to Sell Your House Fast (Without a Fire Sale)Thinking about moving or downsizing but worried your house will sit on the market forever? Here’s the scoop: you don’t have to slash your price to get buyers interested. Homeowners are getting creative—think deep cleaning, decluttering, and even tossing in the appliances. The real game-changer? Killer listing photos and a price that pops up in more searches. In today’s market, it’s all about making your place look move-in ready and irresistible, so you can cash out and move on—fast! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #HomeSelling00Share
Heather Moore+FollowShould 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 #HomeSelling00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowThe Kitchen Secret to Selling Your Home FastThinking about selling your place? Ryan Serhant, the real estate guy from Owning Manhattan, says the secret isn’t fancy gadgets—it’s all about the kitchen and the price tag. A shiny, updated kitchen can seal the deal, but dropping big bucks on things buyers can’t see (like a high-end sound system) won’t pay off. And if you’re house hunting, don’t go it alone—the sellers have a whole squad behind them! #RealEstate #RealEstateTips #HomeSelling00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowWhen your realtor pushes a price drop, watch outLowering your home’s price at your realtor’s urging—only to get a suspiciously low offer from their own client the same day—feels like more than just bad timing. Dual agency, where the same agent represents both buyer and seller, is legal in many places but packed with conflicts of interest. If your realtor didn’t disclose this, it could be illegal. Always check your listing agreement, ask direct questions about buyers, and don’t hesitate to reject shady offers. Have you ever felt pressured by your agent? Let’s talk about how to protect ourselves from conflicts in real estate deals. #RealEstate #HomeSelling #DualAgency00Share
