Michael Sorensen, PLLC. - Stringer Management

You may see posts saying more buyers are backing out of contracts lately. But here’s the key thing to understand if you want to sell. There’s one common cause – and it’s something you can control.

Over 70% of recently cancelled contracts happened because issues popped up during the inspection. But that's a headache you can dodge with the right prep.

With an agent’s help, you can uncover potential issues early and fix them before you list. That way you’re not reactive, you’re proactive. And buyers never get caught off guard.

If you want to know which repairs are the biggest deal breakers for buyers today, DM me. That way, you stay one step ahead.

Should You Wait for Lower Rates?

If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines waiting for that magic number for rates, that strategy may not pay off as much as you’d expect.

Let's connect so you can double check the math at your price point. You may realize payments are already within your range.

Should You Wait for Lower Rates? Mortgage rates have already dropped into the upper 5s twice this year. But after just a few days, they ticked back up into the low 6% range.

A lot of buyers think rates dropping from the low 6s into the upper 5s would dramatically change their monthly payment. But the math tells another story.

On a $500k loan, the difference between getting a 6.1% and 5.9% mortgage rate is only about $64 a month. Not $300. Not $500. Only $60.

That’s not the massive swing many buyers imagine when they say they’re “waiting for the 5s.”

If you’re holding out for a lower rate, my advice is to double check the math. Because rates have already come down significantly from just one year ago. And you may not need to wait any longer.

The numbers could already work better than you expect.

Are Home Prices Dropping? Here’s the Real Story.

Despite what you may be seeing online, home prices are rising or holding steady in most parts of the country.

If you’re curious what your home is worth today, let’s take a look at the numbers together. Because context, and local expertise, matter more than what you’re seeing online.

Are Home Prices Dropping? Here’s the Real Story. You’ve probably seen posts on social media talking about how “home prices are falling.”