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🏡 Ivory Brown Real Estate Newsletter | June 13, 2025 🏡
Hello there, future homeowners and real estate enthusiasts! It’s Ivory Brown here, your friendly neighborhood realtor, bringing you the latest scoop on everything real estate. Buckle up—this newsletter is packed with laughs, facts, and a little bit of dreaming! Current Mortgage Interest Rates — What’s the Deal? Right now, mortgage interest rates are floating around 6.5% to 7% nationally. Yep, it’s a bit of a rollercoaster, but don’t let that scare you! Rates fluctuate like a teenager’s mood—so, it’s always best to chat with your lender for the most current scoop. Remember, a lower interest rate can save you thousands in the long run—so don’t be shy about shopping around! Average Home Price in Texas — How Much Are We Talking? Texas, the Land of Big Dreams and Bigger Homes, has an average home price of about $310,000. That’s right—big enough to fit your dreams, your dog, and maybe even your in-laws (just kidding... kind of). Whether you’re eyeing a cozy bungalow or a sprawling ranch, Tex...
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Where do home renovation myths start? Maybe in the aisles of your local hardware store or parking lot of the lumber yard. They get traded back and forth and whispered to people who may actually believe the tall tales—until they find themselves sitting under a pile of splintered wood and drywall dust. To spare you from deciphering fact from fiction, we're here to set the record straight: Here are some home improvement myths you can stop believing right now. It's time to get real when it comes to what's really in store when you decide to embark on a little remodeling. 1 . 'Whatever money I spend on upgrades I'll get back when I sell' There's a common misconception among homeowners that they can add the full cost of any improvement to the price tag of their home when it's time to sell. "We'll hear things like, 'I spent $10,000 finishing the basement, so I should be able to add that to the asking price,'" says Cedric...
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