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Ed Brittingham & Patricia Uribe - Real Estate Agents We work collaboratively in supporting our client’s needs, schedules, and on their timeframe.

Today’s buyers and sellers need a trusted resource that can guide them through the complex world of real estate. That’s why we are dedicated to providing exceptional, personalized service for all of our clients. We take great pride in the relationships we build and always work relentlessly on our client’s behalf to help them achieve their real estate goals. We understand that buying or selling a home is more than just a transaction: it’s a life-changing experience. Our team of trusted mortgage experts represents the best and brightest in the industry; we always strive to lead the field in innovation and consumer education. With our extensive knowledge and commitment to providing only the best and most timely information to our clients, we are your go-to source for real estate industry insight and advice. The home buying/selling process can sometimes be overwhelming; we are here to help and guide you throughout the process. Communication is critical, especially in today’s market, and you will find that we are very responsive. Ed Brittingham and Patricia Uribe work collaboratively in supporting our client’s needs, schedules, and on their timeframe. We look forward to learning more about your real estate needs and how we can assist and guide you throughout the process.

Here's what's New!The Fed just met and they decided on no rate hike and no rate cut. So, what does that mean if you're w...
10/28/2026

Here's what's New!

The Fed just met and they decided on no rate hike and no rate cut. So, what does that mean if you're watching and hoping for lower mortgage rates?

The short answer: don't expect this to dramatically change things.

For now, they’re holding steady. But a recent survey from Reuters asked 100 economists what to expect from here – and all 100 said the Fed will do a hike in December.

Now, the Fed doesn't directly set mortgage rates, but their actions do have an impact. Rates will also move based on inflation, economic data, and how financial markets react.

The takeaway? There’s a lot at play here – and we’ll probably see a hike the next time they meet.

Follow me for straightforward updates on what’s actually happening and why it matters for the housing market.

Here's what's New!In case you haven’t heard, 27% of homes sold in September were bought with cash, according to NAR. Tha...
10/28/2026

Here's what's New!

In case you haven’t heard, 27% of homes sold in September were bought with cash, according to NAR. That’s more than 1 in 4.

When you hear a number like that, it’s easy to wonder how that’s even possible nowadays – especially with so many people struggling with affordability.

You might picture wealthy investors with deep pockets…but not all cash buyers are who you'd think.

Some are just regular homeowners who’ve built up enough equity over the years to sell their house and buy their next one in cash.

So sure, affordability is tight. But that doesn't mean buying a home today is only possible for the wealthy or big investors.

If you own a home and you’ve lived there for a while, you may be in a better position to move than you think.

Want to know how much equity you have? Let’s find out what it could do for your next move.

A solid credit score unlocks access to cards with significantly lower interest rates.
10/28/2026

A solid credit score unlocks access to cards with significantly lower interest rates.

Credit Card Interest Rates Guide for 2026

Here's what's New!Is staging worth it? It may be if you want to get the most for your house.Data shows every $1 you spen...
10/27/2026

Here's what's New!

Is staging worth it? It may be if you want to get the most for your house.

Data shows every $1 you spend on mid-level staging could add about $3.50 to your profit when you sell.

It can save you time, too. Staged houses can also sell up to 73% faster, which means fewer weeks of keeping everything spotless for showings.

And working with a smaller budget is totally doable. Clearing off counters and arranging furniture so rooms feel open are inexpensive options that can still make a big difference on how well your house shows when it hits the market.

Not every house needs the same level of staging. Want to know which updates would help yours sell sooner – and for more? Send a message, and we’ll walk through it together.

10/27/2026

10/27/2026

Here's what's New!

Staging Could Put More Money in Your Pocket

If you’re selling soon, staging can help you draw in buyers and get the most for your house. Mid-level staging can bring a 350% return on what you spend. On a $400k house, the typical $4k cost can add about $18k in value. That could mean about $14k more in your pocket at closing. Working with a smaller budget? Even just decluttering and rearranging furniture can make a big difference. Let’s walk through your house together and pinpoint the updates that’ll help it sell sooner – and for more.

Here's what's New!Here's something most buyers overlook…When the housing market slows down, homeowners and builders don'...
10/26/2026

Here's what's New!

Here's something most buyers overlook…

When the housing market slows down, homeowners and builders don't always have the same priorities.

A homeowner may be willing to wait for a better offer. But builders with completed homes sitting unsold often have more reason to keep sales moving.

In October, over 60% of builders offered some type of incentive. And almost half (43%) cut prices.

That could mean more negotiating opportunities for you.

The trick is knowing where to look. Let's find the builders with more move-in-ready homes available right now and see what they're willing to offer to get their inventory sold.

Here's what's New!Why Builders May Be More Motivated To Sell Than HomeownersPending home sales just dropped 11.3% compar...
10/26/2026

Here's what's New!

Why Builders May Be More Motivated To Sell Than Homeowners

Pending home sales just dropped 11.3% compared to last year. But what if that slowdown could actually help you get a better deal on a brand-new home?
Here's why that matters.

When the market slows, homeowners and builders don't always react the same way.

A homeowner who isn't getting the offers they want can decide to stay put and wait. But builders? They've already invested in houses they need to sell. And every completed home that sits unsold costs them money.

That can make builders more motivated to negotiate. And the numbers prove they're already making moves.

According to the National Association of Home Builders, 65% of builders are offering incentives, and 43% are cutting prices. The typical reduction? 6%.
For buyers, that could mean serious savings. Think lower prices, help with closing costs, or even a better mortgage rate.

And the biggest opportunities may be hiding in brand-new homes that are already built and waiting for buyers.

So, before you rule out new construction, let’s see which builders in our area may be ready to negotiate.

Never give a shopping site unnecessary   information like your SSN.
10/26/2026

Never give a shopping site unnecessary information like your SSN.

Online shopping provides many benefits. But you need to watch out for scammers. Here are some red flags to look out for.

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