The Most Expensive Word in Real Estate: "Someday"
Ask people if they want to buy a home someday, and you'll hear the same answer over and over again: "Absolutely." The problem isn't the desire. The problem is the timeline. Because for many people, the most expensive word in real estate isn't "mortgage," "interest rate," or "down payment." It's "som
What I Wish Every Buyer Knew Before Touring Homes
House hunting is exciting. You spend hours browsing listings, saving favorites, and imagining what life could look like in a new place. Then comes the fun part: actually touring homes. But before you walk through that first front door, there's something I wish every buyer knew. The goal isn't to fin
The House Is Temporary. The Lifestyle Isn't.
When people start looking for a home, they usually focus on the house. The kitchen. The number of bedrooms. The backyard. The finishes. The square footage. And while those things matter, they're often not what determines whether you'll be happy living there. Because the truth is: The house is tempor
The House Was Perfect. So Why Didn't I Make an Offer?
On paper, it checked every box. The photos were beautiful. The kitchen looked straight out of Pinterest. The backyard was exactly what I wanted. The price was within budget. By the time I arrived for the showing, I was already imagining where the couch would go. And then something interesting happen
What I Would Do If I Had to Buy a House Tomorrow
If I had to buy a house tomorrow, I wouldn't start by scrolling through listings. I know that sounds strange coming from someone in real estate, but the truth is that the most important decisions happen before you ever step inside a home. Here's exactly what I'd do. 1. Get Clear on My Budget Not wha
Would You Rather Have a Bigger House or a Better Location?
It's one of the most common dilemmas homebuyers face: Would you rather have a bigger house or a better location? At first glance, the bigger house often wins. More bedrooms, more storage, a larger yard, and extra space for future plans can be incredibly appealing. But once you start living there, ma
If I Were Buying a Home in 2026, Here's What I'd Do
The real estate market has changed a lot over the past few years. Interest rates have shifted, inventory has fluctuated, and buyers have had to adapt to a market that doesn't always follow expectations. If I were buying a home in 2026, here's what I'd focus on and what I wouldn't waste my time worry
Real Estate Questions People Are Afraid to Ask
Buying or selling a home comes with a lot of excitement, but it also comes with uncertainty. Over the years, I've noticed that many people have questions they're almost afraid to ask. Not because the questions aren't important, but because they worry they'll sound inexperienced, uninformed, or unpre
Would You Pass This Home Inspection Test?
When most people tour a home, they notice the obvious things first: the kitchen, the paint colors, the size of the backyard, or whether the living room feels inviting. What they don't notice are the things that could cost thousands of dollars after closing. Over the years, I've seen buyers fall in l