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megan01

San Antonio’s Southeast Side Is the New Hot Spot

Thinking about buying a home in San Antonio? Forget the usual North Side buzz—Southeast SA is heating up! With new homes starting around $239K, it’s become the go-to for first-time buyers and families looking for value. Thanks to booming jobs at Amazon, H-E-B, and a former Air Force base turned live-work-play hub, this area is growing fast. If you want more space for your buck, check out the Southeast before everyone else catches on! #RealEstate #SanAntonio #HomeBuying

Denise Kemp

Cornelius Home Prices: Time to Window Shop?

Thinking about buying a home in Cornelius? Prices have dipped a bit—average homes are now selling for $721K, down from last year’s $893K. There are more houses to choose from, and they’re sitting on the market a little longer, so buyers have a bit more breathing room. If you’ve been waiting for a less hectic market, now might be your chance to browse without the bidding war stress! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips

First Key Finds

Navigate the home loan process step-by-step!

Buying a home with a loan can seem overwhelming, but breaking it down into steps makes it manageable. Here's a simple guide: Step 1: Pre-Approval Provide your income, assets, and credit report to get a pre-approval letter. This shows you're financially capable. Step 2: Find a Home & Make an Offer Work with an agent, find a home, and submit your offer. This kicks off the loan process. Step 3: Initial Loan Disclosures Review the Loan Estimate, which lists your loan terms and estimated costs. Sign to move ahead. Step 4: Process & Approval From document processing to the appraisal and underwriter's approval, then you’ll sign your loan documents, wait a few days, and finally close on your home! Buying a home doesn’t have to be complicated if you understand the steps. 🌟 #homebuying #mortgagetips #realestategoals

Heather Moore

Would You Buy a $450K Townhome Here?

Imagine dropping nearly half a million on a new townhome, but no one bites—even after a price cut. That’s the reality for a developer in Pittsburgh’s Hill District, who built six modern homes hoping to attract upwardly mobile buyers. The twist? Locals say the price is way out of reach, and the area’s rep is still catching up. Sometimes, even with cool finishes and a killer view, location and timing are everything. Money hack: Always check neighborhood comps before falling for new digs! #RealEstate #RealEstateReality #HomeBuying

russellolson

Is It Finally a Buyer’s Market?

Thinking about buying a home? Good news: home prices barely budged in June, rising just 1.3%—way less than usual. More houses are popping up for sale, so buyers can actually negotiate a bit. But don’t expect a fire sale—prices are still high, and mortgage rates haven’t dropped. If you’re house hunting, now’s the time to shop around and maybe score a deal, especially in the Midwest or Northeast. Sun Belt cities? Not so hot right now! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips

davenportmeghan

Why Fewer People Are House Hunting Now

Thinking about buying a home? You’re not alone in hitting pause. After mortgage rates crept up to 6.72%, home loan applications dropped by 10% last week. Higher rates mean bigger monthly payments, so more folks are waiting it out. The twist? Some homeowners are jumping on the chance to refinance before rates climb higher. If you’re house hunting, you might find less competition—but your wallet will feel the pinch! #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MortgageRates

Brad Caldwell

Is Phoenix Real Estate Heating Up Again?

Thinking about buying or selling a home in Phoenix? June saw a small bump in home sales and a lot more houses popping up for sale, but prices mostly stayed put. While some neighborhoods like Goodyear are buzzing, experts say don’t expect a wild comeback just yet—2024’s market was pretty sluggish, and mortgage rates are still high. If you’re house-hunting, keep an eye out for deals as more listings hit the market, but don’t rush—2025 might only be a little better. #RealEstate #PhoenixRealEstate #HomeBuying

russellolson

Why Homebuyers Keep Ghosting Sellers

Ever wonder why so many home sales fall through at the last minute? Turns out, nearly 15% of buyers bailed on deals in June 2024! Sometimes the bank won’t cough up enough cash, or a surprise in the inspection report sends buyers running. Even a noisy neighbor or a sudden case of cold feet can kill the vibe. If you’re selling, keep your place in tip-top shape and be ready for a little drama before the deal is done. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyHacks

Matthew Jackson

Texas Home Listings Are Up—But Who’s Buying?

Texas real estate is having a plot twist: there are more homes for sale than we’ve seen in 14 years, but buyers are playing hard to get. Even with tons of choices, sales are down—especially in Austin and Dallas. Why? Folks are nervous about high prices, rising insurance, and those not-so-sweet mortgage rates. If you’re house hunting, you’ve got more room to negotiate. Sellers? It’s time to get realistic. Anyone else seeing more “For Sale” signs in their neighborhood? #RealEstate #TexasRealEstate #HomeBuying