Does anyone else find it odd that residential real estate is the only sector that appears to me immune from stress?
Serious delinquencies (90 days or more past due) for credit cards and auto loans are at peak levels not seen since the Great Financial Crisis, with the savings rate dropping to a low point for 2026. But homeowners are still not showing signs of stress.
Selling a home? It's not what you get, it's what you keep. What really matters is what you keep after the mortgage payoff, listing fees, escrow/title costs, tax prorations, repair credits, concessions, and other closing expenses are figured in. https://t.co/Tt6D43yQEa
Buyers are not just buying bedrooms and square footage. They are buying the life they imagine in Reno-Sparks — and May makes that lifestyle easy to see.
https://t.co/6QUr7jChD3
Buyers are not just buying bedrooms and square footage. They are buying the life they imagine in Reno-Sparks — and May makes that lifestyle easy to see.
https://t.co/6QUr7jChD3
Selling Your Home - You'd better get this right.
When your home first hits the market, buyer interest is usually at its highest.
That first week or two is when the most serious buyers, saved-search alerts, agent previews, and online views tend to happen.
Price too high, and you risk missing that surge.
Price right from the beginning, and you give your home its best chance to attract attention, showings, and strong offers while buyers are still watching closely.
In real estate, the market’s first impression matters. Make it count.
Here’s a single X post (not a thread) — tight, punchy, and built for engagement 👇 Everyone says home prices should be falling… But in Reno–Sparks? They’re not. • Rates ↓ • Inventory ↓ ~20% • Prices ↑ 2.8% This isn’t a demand story. https://t.co/It0b7lLJtg
The hypocrisy is mind-blowing. Guarantee we have a press release with some BS "study" about how Zillow preview listings get the seller 17.3% more, and seller choice and privacy have always been a primary driving force for Zillow.... SMH
"Thought #2: Wow, the MLSs Have Been Suckers
Turns out, Zillow has been willing to share its Flex revenues with listing brokers. Imagine that! What about all of the non-Preview listings Zillow has been hoovering up from the MLS? Revenue share on those? No?
Holy shit, the MLS was and is a giant sucker. Every single brokerage in America should immediately go Zillow Previews right the hell now, and go for zero Active Listings in the MLS. They can get paid for their listings if they go Zillow direct; they get bupkis if they go MLS."
https://t.co/AghKVJMDom
Absolute hypocrites,@Zillow, Keller Williams and others team up to 'pre‑market' listings... Let me guess, this is protecting the consumer? Is this part of the transparent open market you have lectured everyone about? https://t.co/3TzMREbbER
@VladTheInflator So are Grocery stores, oil companies, retailers, restaurants, beef producers, and car companies holding on to their prices because of their feelings?
@VladTheInflator OK, let's assume they all admit prices are too high tomorrow, then what? Are land developers, lumber suppliers, concrete companies, painters, plumbers, carpenters, and city building departments also going to admit their prices are 35% too high as well?