A Home Has Been Sitting for Months. Is It a Red Flag or an Opportunity?

You find a home you like, check the listing history and realize it has been on the market for months. Your first thought might be: What’s wrong with it? That is a reasonable question. But a longer time on the market does not automatically mean a home has a serious problem. It could be overpriced. It

Your Home Insurance Policy Might Not Cover What You Think It Does

  Four out of 10 (41%) people with homeowner’s insurance policies made no change to their policy in over a year, according to a survey conducted online by The Harris Poll in June of this year. Another two out of 10 (20%) said they hadn't touched their policy since the day they bought it. The numbers

7 Signs a Home Seller May Be Ready to Negotiate

  In July, the number of U.S. homebuyers hit a new low at 966,752, according to Redfin.  Meanwhile, nearly 1.46 million sellers were in the market. That means sellers outnumbered buyers by nearly half a million people. Which means buyers still in the market are facing less competition for available

50+ New Housing Provisions Are Now Federal Law. What Buyers and Sellers Should Know

  The ROAD to Housing Act is the most sweeping federal housing law in a generation. It became law on July 11, 2026 with overwhelming bipartisan support.  So, does this change anything for you?  I’m breaking down the changes most likely to impact buyers and homeowners in Temecula, so you know what th