Brian Elble MINT Real Estate Group

04/21/2026

Looking for a realtor? Go with one that will never stop looking for you until you get the home you cherish. If your credit is below where it needs to be I will help you get set up with a mortgage broker or lender that will guide you in your rebuilding. I have resources and well vetted contractors ready to call. So if you’re interested in buying and/or selling. Call or text me at 502-291-0763

04/20/2026

Thinking of moving to Louisville? Sunsets like this along the river! Call or text 502-291-0763. I can help

04/15/2026

Best week to sell is here! According to realtor.com the week of April 12th-18th of 2026 your home is 17% quicker to sell. List with me and we will get it done! Call or text 502-291-0763

Home sellers on the fence waiting for that perfect moment shouldn’t wait too long, because the best time to list a home in 2026 is approaching quickly. The week of April 12–18 is expected to have the ideal balance of housing market conditions that favor home sellers, more so than any other week ...

04/15/2026

04/14/2026

If you’re buying,selling or both, I got this!!! Call or text 502-291-0763

03/31/2026

03/25/2026

If you know who’s home this is then you’re a real one!

Give me a call or text 502-291-0763 to buy or sell your home!

02/09/2026

Valentines week! Get her the new home she deserves and the garage he does! I have a lot in mind! Call or text 502-291-0763

02/02/2026

Let’s rise up against the groundhog and figuratively flip it off! It’s home buying season when we say it is! I’m not afraid of snow and neither are home buyers! Let’s get moving! Call or text me and I will prove how I’m different. 502-291-0763.

01/23/2026

Income raises are now projected to increase more than the housing market, finally allowing more affordable payments and dipping below the 30% income margin again of mortgage loans. Call or text 502-291-0763 and I can even help you get set up with a lender that’s right for you!

Affordability will improve modestly as the typical monthly payment falls below 30% of a household's income for the first time since 2022, the forecast projects.