Eric Pruitt Team

10/20/2026

The best deal isn't always about getting the lowest price. It can also mean better terms, seller concessions, fewer unexpected expenses, or simply avoiding an overpriced home. Before making an offer, I help my buyers ask the questions that reveal what may be negotiable and where opportunities might exist. If you're thinking about buying, contact me and let's talk about how to approach your next offer strategically.

Learn more at https://BetterHomeowners.com/EricPruitt/2026/10/20/Why-Buyers-Who-Ask-Better-Questions-Get-Better-Deals

10/19/2026

Use this as a checklist to quickly see if you are ready for showings.• Make your bed first thing when you get up. • Don't leave dirty dishes in the sink.• Squeegee your shower so it will sparkle.• Assign cubbies to each family member. A place for everything; everything in its place.• Run the dishwasher & unload when it's done.• Wipe and clean as you use high-touch surfaces.• Scan files you need to save and stop saving paper.• Create a doorway box for things ready to be donated or recycled now.

Learn more at https://BetterHomeowners.com/EricPruitt/2026/10/19/Ready-for-Visitors

CHANGING LIVES ONE HOME AT A TIME
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10/16/2026

Leaving your home vacant for an extended period could create an insurance surprise when you least expect it. Many homeowner policies contain a vacancy clause that may limit or exclude certain coverage after the property has been unoccupied for a specified period, often 30 to 60 consecutive days.This can be especially important if you've moved into your next home before your current one sells, inherited a property, or have a home undergoing major renovations.Before leaving a property vacant, contact your insurance professional. You may need a vacant home endorsement or different coverage to stay properly protected.If you're planning a move that could leave your home vacant, I'm happy to help you think through the details before they become problems.

Learn more at https://BetterHomeowners.com/EricPruitt/2026/10/16/Vacant-homes-can-expose-owner-to-insurance-risks

CHANGING LIVES ONE HOME AT A TIME
(561) 346-0555 [email protected]

10/15/2026

Online estimates are handy but they don't tell the full story. Your home's upgrades, condition, and location details can make a big difference that algorithms just can't measure. Want to know what your home is actually worth? Let's talk about a personalized market analysis that gives you real answers, not just estimates.

Learn more at https://BetterHomeowners.com/EricPruitt/2026/10/15/Online-estimates-are-like-throwing-horseshoes-blindfolded

CHANGING LIVES ONE HOME AT A TIME
(561) 346-0555 [email protected]

10/14/2026

Most homeowners lock their doors, secure their valuables, and protect their online accounts—but few think about protecting their property's title. While title fraud is uncommon, criminals have been known to use stolen identities to file fraudulent documents against real estate. Understanding the warning signs and available protections can help safeguard your home and provide greater peace of mind. It's another example of why staying informed is one of the best ways to protect your investment.

CHANGING LIVES ONE HOME AT A TIME
(561) 346-0555 [email protected]

Title fraud is rare but understanding how it works and taking a few preventive steps can help homeowners protect one of their most valuable assets.

10/14/2026

Why There are More Homes for Sale Right Now (and What It Means for You)

In many places right now, inventory is growing and homes are taking a bit longer to sell. And that’s information that should shape the strategy you use going in.

Whether you're buying or selling, let's look at how long homes are taking to sell in your neighborhood, so your offer, or your price, fits today's market.

Mortgage rates being back above 7% isn't exactly the news most people wanted. But it’s changing the market in ways that matter whether you’re buying or selling.

10/13/2026

You don't need to be ready to buy or sell to talk with me about real estate. In fact, some of the most valuable conversations happen months or even years before a move, when we can discuss your home's value, your equity, market conditions, financing, improvements, and possible next steps without any pressure to act. If real estate might be part of your future, let's have the conversation now, while you have the luxury of time and options.

Learn more at https://BetterHomeowners.com/EricPruitt/2026/10/13/Why-the-Best-Time-to-Talk-About-Real-Estate-Is-Before-You-Need-To

10/13/2026

Do You Know How Much Equity You Have?

The low mortgage rate you locked in a few years ago might make moving feel off the table. But your equity could put it back on.Homeowners with a mortgage have an average of $310K in equity right now. That could go toward a bigger down payment, so you borrow less at today's rates. Or, you may be able to buy your next place in cash – without needing a mortgage at all. So, don’t write off a move just yet. Let's find out how much equity you have and what it could do for you.

10/12/2026

If you've built substantial equity in your home, it may be able to help you purchase an investment property without selling your current home. A HELOC, home equity loan, or cash-out refinance are possible ways to access that equity, but each comes with different costs, rates, payments, and risks.The key is determining whether the potential income and long-term benefits of the investment justify taking on additional debt secured by your home.If you're curious whether your equity could help you become a real estate investor, contact me. I'd be happy to help you explore the possibilities and connect you with a trusted mortgage professional to discuss your financing options.

Learn more at https://BetterHomeowners.com/EricPruitt/2026/10/12/Your-Home-Equity-Could-Become-an-Investment

CHANGING LIVES ONE HOME AT A TIME
(561) 346-0555 [email protected]

10/12/2026

Why Most People Are Still Glad They Bought a Home

Don’t let today’s uncertainty make you lose sight of what homeownership can do over time. Most homeowners say they’d make the same choice again. And decades of home-price growth help explain why.
If you’re wondering whether buying makes sense for you right now, let’s look at the numbers together – and what owning a home could mean for you in the years ahead.

With everything going on, it’s understandable if you’re wondering if you’d regret buying right now.