
I wasn't planning on writing a blog, but a recent conversation changed my mind.
Seems like quite a few people are feeling stuck right now because:
Out of curiosity, do any of these apply to your situation?
I'm not saying I have a magic wand, but there are some things we could do to help if you're in this position.
Send me an email or text and let's see where you are stuck.

The mistake I see a lot of people making - especially in this market - is aggressively pricing their home to see if buyers will bite.
If it doesn't happen, they reduce the price.
This might feel like a harmless strategy.
But the reality is that 75% of the initial attention your listing gets is in the first 72 hours.
If you overprice your home, a potential buyer who likely would've been interested, will skip your home and move onto better options.
That's why the advice I give my clients is to think like a buyer.
Pricing is hard to get right because the market is always moving.
But if you can see it through this lens, it can help avoid a downward spiral of inactivity, stress, and price reductions.
I'm currently updating several clients on their 2025 home values. If it'd be helpful to get...

If you still have some holiday gifts to check off your shopping list, you don't have to settle for generic presents that aren't ideal for your recipients. Fortunately, St. Louis gift shops have you covered with their distinctive, high-quality presents that people on your list will love to receive.
If you're looking for unique gifts, Down the Rabbit Hole Boutique is definitely worth a stop. The interesting shop bills itself as "A Wonderland of Handcrafted, Vintage, and Repurposed Goods."

A lot of sellers hit this point in the year and feel the tug to take their home off the market.
The holidays don't exactly pair well with constant tidying and disappearing for every showing.
But here's the advantage sellers have during the holiday slowdown…
A lot of people will take their home off the market and relist.
Which means the homes that stay active get a disproportionate share of buyer attention.
And buyers are out there. In fact, the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is near the lowest level in a year, which is probably why mortgage applications just jumped 8% in a week.
Thought I'd share this because I see this a lot. It's common for sellers to miss how much leverage they can have during a so-called "slow" season.
P.S. If you're tor...

A lot of homeowners are watching the market right now and thinking the same thing -
"Maybe we should wait to list."
I was just analyzing the recent market data and this stood out to me:
Even if you don't *have* to sell (but want to), there are plenty of reasons to be optimistic. :)
P.S. If it's been more than 6...