Brad Caldwell+FollowBozeman real estate: What’s really changing in 2026?Forget trying to time the market—2026 is shaping up to reward Bozeman buyers and sellers who are prepared and realistic. Interest rates are still a hot topic, but they’re just one piece of the puzzle. Local factors like neighborhood inventory, new construction, and remote work trends matter more than national headlines. Updated homes are commanding higher prices, but there are deals for those willing to put in some work. Whether you’re buying, selling, or staying put, having clear goals and a long-term view is key. How are you thinking about your next move in Bozeman’s market? #RealEstate #BozemanRealEstate #HomeBuying00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowWould You Buy a House With Friends?Thinking about buying a home but the prices still feel wild? Ryan Serhant (yep, the reality TV guy) says 2026 could be the year more people start teaming up—think friends, cousins, or even parents and kids buying together. Instead of just splitting rent, you could be splitting a mortgage and building equity. It’s a creative way to make homeownership possible, especially if rates and prices aren’t dropping as fast as we’d like. Would you go in on a house with your crew? #RealEstate #Homebuying #MoneyHacks00Share
randerson+FollowAtlanta homebuyers face 5-year savings journeyBuying a home in Atlanta now means setting aside nearly $5,000 a year for almost five years just to cover the down payment. That’s actually quicker than the national average of seven years, but it’s still a big ask for many locals. The study shows Atlanta’s down payment timeline is the longest among southern metros, but far better than places like San Francisco, where saving up can take decades. For anyone hoping to buy, how are you tackling these savings goals? Are you finding creative ways to make it work, or does this timeline feel out of reach? Let’s share tips and experiences! #RealEstate #AtlantaHomes #HomeBuying00Share
davenportmeghan+FollowGen Z’s Homebuying Reality CheckThinking about buying your first place? Real estate star Ryan Serhant says Gen Z (and even his own daughter) will have to get creative. Forget the old days of snagging a starter home in your twenties—now it’s about longer saving, maybe teaming up with family, or looking in new neighborhoods. The market’s not magically getting cheaper, so the real hack is to stay flexible, build your money smarts, and be ready to try new paths to ownership. The new normal? Adapt and hustle! #RealEstate #GenZFinance #HomeBuying10Share
Heather Moore+FollowHomebuyers Get a New Year’s Gift: Lower RatesThinking about buying a home in 2026? Good news: mortgage rates just dropped to their lowest point of 2025, making it a little easier to snag that dream house. After a year of high rates, this dip means your monthly payment could be a bit lighter. More folks are jumping back into the market, so if you’ve been waiting, now might be your moment to start house hunting! #RealEstate #mortgagerates #homebuying12Share
Brian Sanchez+FollowWhy Luxury Homes Are Suddenly On SaleEver noticed those fancy homes in your inbox aren’t flying off the market anymore? The luxury real estate game has cooled—no more bidding wars or wild price jumps. Sellers are finally cutting prices, and buyers have time to shop around and negotiate. If you’re in the market, patience pays: you can now take your time, compare options, and even score a deal if you play it smart. Sellers, it’s time to get real with pricing or risk being left behind! #RealEstate #LuxuryRealEstate #HomeBuying00Share
russellolson+FollowIs Renting or Owning Smarter in Your State?Ever wondered if you’re throwing money away on rent or if buying a home is actually worth it? Turns out, it depends on where you live! A new study compared average rent and mortgage payments in every state, and in some places, renting is actually the better deal. So before you start house hunting, check the numbers—sometimes, renting means more cash for your coffee runs and weekend getaways. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #RentVsOwn00Share
russellolson+FollowWhat’s really changing in 2026 real estate?Mortgage rates aren’t expected to drop dramatically in 2026, but the real win could be stability—think low 6% range for most buyers. More homes are hitting the market, and experts say we’ll see a steady (not wild) climb in prices, making it less stressful for both buyers and sellers. If you’re thinking about jumping in, now’s the time to get your finances lined up and talk to a lender. How do you feel about a steadier, more predictable market? Would that make you more likely to buy or sell? Let’s hear your take! #RealEstate #RealEstate2026 #HomeBuying00Share
Denise Kemp+FollowHomebuyers Are Back: Why Now?Heard the buzz? Pending home sales just hit their highest point in almost three years! If you’ve been waiting for the right time to jump into the housing market, you’re not alone—more buyers are making moves, and it’s showing up in the numbers. With momentum building, expect competition to heat up, so if you’re house-hunting, now’s the time to get your ducks in a row before prices and demand climb even higher. #RealEstate #HomeBuying #MoneyMoves00Share
Kendra Hart+FollowHome Buys That Go From Wow to Why?!Ever splurged on a home upgrade only to regret it later? You’re not alone! From trendy kitchen gadgets that lose their sparkle to custom furniture that doesn’t fit your next place, some purchases just don’t age well. Pools, over-the-top landscaping, and home theaters sound dreamy, but the upkeep and changing trends can turn them into headaches. Stick to timeless, practical choices and save yourself the future facepalm! #Home #HomeBuying #HouseGoals00Share
