Minute Market Update | November 2026 | LANCASTER CO.

🏡 Feeling stuck in your home because of your low interest rate?
You may have more buying power than you think!
Many homeowners underestimate how much equity they’ve built and how that equity could help them purchase their next home.
Before you rule out moving, let’s look at the numbers! I’ll help you understand your home’s current value and how much you could walk away with after selling. Then, a lender can help you explore financing options and what your next home might actually cost.
From rate buydowns to new construction incentives, there may be more options than you realize.
Don’t let assumptions keep you from making your next move. Let’s explore what’s possible! 🏡

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Selling Your Home Starts Long Before the For Sale Sign Goes Up

There are a lot of questions between thinking about moving and actually putting a For Sale sign in the yard. Where will you go? What is your current home worth? How much equity do you have? Should you make repairs or updates before selling? Do you buy your next home first or sell this one first? These are exactly the conversations I like to have with homeowners well before they’re ready to list. Because in my experience, a successful home sale starts long before the For Sale sign goes up.

Why Some Homes Sell Quickly – and Others Sit on the Market

If you’ve been watching the real estate market lately, you may have noticed something interesting. One home goes on the market and is under contract within days. Another home sits for weeks and eventually has a price reduction. So, what makes the difference?

Can I Sell My Home As-Is?

our home can be listed on the traditional real estate market and sold as-is, with no requirement that you make repairs or improvements before selling. The important question is: What does “as-is” mean to you?