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As a type 3 on the Enneagram, I want my home inspection company to do everything and be everything to everyone. But of course, that’s impossible. There are limits to every home inspection, and today I’ll cover what’s excluded from home inspection standards of practice. To be clear, these aren’t things home inspectors are prohibited from doing, but most home inspection contrac...


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According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), US existing home sales across the US increased 5.1% month-over-month and 1.4% year-over-year in January, the strongest pace in nearly three years. In contrast, pending sales were down 9.1% from the previous month and 3.0% year-over-year.

In the Twin Cities market, new listings, pending and closed sales were al...


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Moving closer to family is a big-life decision that can reshape your routines, relationships, and sense of independence. Maybe you’re drawn by childcare help, aging parents, Sunday dinners, or just the comfort of being within “easy driving distance.” At the same time, proximity can bring friction: expectations multiply, old roles reappear, and your calendar fil...


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New and coming soon listings are growing, and daylight savings time is coming this weekend to give more daylight showing time… it’s the spring market effect.

Showing activity is also growing… ahead of the last four years.

Trends are on track with last year at this time.

Thinking about listing your home...


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This has been an interesting week in the mortgage market – especially for those watching interest rates. It has been interesting to watch the market reactions to both the Jobs week numbers and the situation in Iran. This is not intended to be political at all, but the situation in Iran is affecting interest rates.

The conflict with Iran has moved financial marke...


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