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KC RE Blog 135d ago

Foreclosures On The Rise in Kansas City…But Not Really (2026)

by Justin Rollheiser

Foreclosures are a very serious reality for many people. If that’s you, there are ways to correct course and get back on your feet. But in context, the number of foreclosures are…

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KC RE Blog 23d ago

Negotiating Home Inspections in Kansas City: What Sellers Should Know

by Justin Rollheiser

You worked hard getting your house ready to sell. You made it through countless showings. And finally, you accepted an offer. Great news! However, now that the buyer has finished…

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KC RE Blog 57d ago

The Two-Minute Drill: What To Do When You Need to Sell Your House Quickly

by Justin Rollheiser

If you need to sell your house quickly, it helps to know your options before heading onto the field. As of August 2026, the average agent-listed home in the Kansas City metro is…

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KC RE Blog 75d ago

8 Mistakes That Cost Overland Park Sellers Thousands

by Justin Rollheiser

The Overland Park housing market continues to be great for sellers. And while selling in a hot market may sound like a slam dunk, small mistakes can wreck your timeline, weaken…

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KC RE Blog 121d ago

Fill the Room First: Why More Showings Win You Better Offers

by Justin Rollheiser

Want better offers on your house? It starts with understanding one thing sellers frequently miscalculate: the asking price doesn’t determine the final sales price. The market…

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KC RE Blog 64d ago

Johnson County Real Estate Report | July 2026

by Justin Rollheiser

The summer market in Johnson County peaked a little earlier this year, but is still going strong. Prices are inching up, despite interest rates stubbornly holding their ground. If…

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KC RE Blog 114d ago

Unique First-Time Homebuyer Strategies: What is House Hacking?

by Justin Rollheiser

Most people choose their home based on lifestyle needs more so than investment potential. But some first-time homebuyers reverse that logic. I started my own real estate investing…

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KC RE Blog 128d ago

Johnson County Real Estate Report | May 2026

by Justin Rollheiser

Prices Look Flat, But Look Closer Johnson County’s median price looks flat at $485,000 (same as last May). But when you isolate resale homes, the median inched up from $450,000 to…

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KC RE Blog 34d ago

Johnson County Real Estate Report | August 2026

by Justin Rollheiser

August data confirms the Johnson County real estate market peaked a little earlier this year. We’ve since settled into the usual back-to-school lull. This happens as many people…

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