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Looking into Summer 2026

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On the verge of summer 2026, 
this is what’s keeping buyers & sellers up at night.


Buyers — the single biggest risk is the unknown. If you haven’t met with a loan officer and a real estate agent, make that your first step. Create a plan now, even if you think your purchase is a year away. Assemble your team early — this isn’t a process you should go through alone.  Let us help you find free MONEY!

Sellers — if you’re even thinking about selling, now is the time to meet with an agent and schedule a walkthrough. Decide which repairs, maintenance items, or projects should be completed now. Plant those smaller trees now in a year they will be SELL Ready! ALSO, do the reno now so that you can enjoy before the sale! Understanding the seasonality of the market and having a plan will dramatically reduce stress and make you more money in the long run!

Need help making a plan? Contact Jenell and together we can navigate the questions— we’ll connect you with a loan officer, walk you through the market, and create a customized strategy so you can act confidently and make the best decision for today and tomorrow!


Your Top questions! Set an appointment with me for answers that fit your situation: 

  1. Is now a good time to buy? Buyers weigh high interest rates and limited inventory against long-term investment goals and affordability.
  2. How do rising interest rates affect affordability? Buyers are exploring ways to lock favorable financing and anticipate economic shifts.
  3. Should I sell before I buy? That depends on financial readiness, market competitiveness, and whether you need equity for the next purchase.
  4. What is my home worth in 2026? Sellers are focused on competitive pricing and sometimes using AI-based valuations. We help you navigate by neighborhood.
  5. How much do I need for a down payment and closing costs? Buyers want clear estimates of total cash required, including taxes, insurance, and fees. We can help you find free money.
  6. Pre-approval vs. pre-qualification? With higher competition, being “mortgage ready” is crucial.
  7. How do I choose the right agent? Clients are vetting agents for market expertise and a proven plan.

Real estate isn’t about perfect timing — it’s about having the right plan and the right team. Don’t let uncertainty hold you back.

If you’re ready to move forward with confidence and a clear strategy, let’s connect — I’m here to help you every step of the way.

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