Robin Leigh

06/03/2026

Call or text me for info on our market, 602 920 4550

What Waiting To Buy a Home Could Cost You

Stuck deciding whether to buy now or wait? Waiting too long could cost you a sizeable nest egg. Buying your first home at 30 (instead of 40) could give you $119,000 more in net worth by age 50. Wondering if now’s your moment? Let’s chat. 

06/03/2026

For a relatively low cost, a home warranty can make buying a home a lot less worrisome.

For $600 or so a year, plus a service fee of around $75 every time you ask for repair, a home warran...

06/01/2026

Call or text me for info on our market, 602 920 4550

Tempted to price your house high just to see what happens? You should know, overpriced homes generally don’t sell right away, they sit. And that delay will cost you.

The longer a house is on the market without any offers, typically the lower the eventual sale price.

So, how do you know that right number to list at? You lean on a pro.

The best list price depends on your neighborhood, and what buyers are actually paying right now. That’s where I can help.

DM me and let’s talk about a realistic strategy that’ll get your house sold for as much as possible (and as quickly as possible). Because overpricing may actually leave money on the table.

06/01/2026

INFOGRAPHIC: Smart home tech offers energy efficiency and extra security.

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05/31/2026

Call or text me for info on our market, 602 920 4550

The Real Reason Some People Are Still Moving Right Now

Life changes. Priorities shift. Families grow. Kids move out. Careers evolve. And eventually, the house you’re in may stop fitting the life you’re living.

If that’s been weighing on you lately, let’s talk through what your options could realistically look like today, no matter where rates or prices are.

Life can’t always wait for perfect market conditions. Maybe you don’t have to either.

You may be telling yourself you’re going to wait to move – maybe you’re hoping mortgage rates will come down, prices will fall, or the market will feel a little easier.

05/30/2026

That ceiling-to-sink mirror is so last century. 🪞
Here’s how to remove it safely without damaging the wall. 😍

Remove a glued-on bathroom mirror safely—step-by-step guide.

05/29/2026

High credit card debt? A personal loan might be the answer.

A poor credit score can affect people in many ways. It can make it difficult to get approved for a m...

05/29/2026

Call or text me for info on our market, 602 920 4550

After a year or more of rates coming down, things have changed. And lately, mortgage rates have been climbing again.

And if that's made you wonder whether you should delay your move until they drop, you're not the only one.

The honest truth is that rates probably won't come down much until inflation cools off and some of the global uncertainty settles. And no one knows exactly when that'll be.

But what most headlines won't tell you is that rates aren't the only thing that affects affordability. Sure, they’re a big factor, but not all of the affordability news is bad.

Wages, home prices, and inventory are all trending in a direction that could still help make your move possible.

Want to know what that actually looks like for your situation? Drop a comment or send me a DM.

Because even though rates are higher, there are pockets of opportunity in any market, if you know where to look.

05/28/2026

Starting your landscaping? Decide if you want a natural or organized look and consider your space. Check out these 34 ideas for inspiration! 😉

Wonderful landscaping design ideas that range from larger yards to smaller areas.

05/27/2026

Call or text me for info on our market, 602 920 4550

The Truth About Affordability Today

Yes, rates have been volatile, and global instability is keeping them from settling down anytime soon. There’s no sugar coating that. But the full picture of affordability is more nuanced than the headlines suggest.

Want to run the real numbers for your situation? Let's talk. Reach out and let's set up a quick, no-pressure conversation.

Let's be real with each other for a second about affordability.