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Specializing in Conventional, Jumbo, DSCR, Non-QM, Bank Statement & Foreign National loans. 🏦 Former Financial Planner | 🏠 Real Estate Investment Expert
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10/23/2026

Advice worth hearing whether you are buying or selling right now.

For buyers: understand the full picture before you commit. A mortgage is a 30-year decision and the payment is only part of it. Property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, maintenance, and the cost of repairs when something breaks all factor into what you are actually taking on. Know what a new roof costs. Know how you are going to handle it when the unexpected happens. Make sure the whole picture still makes sense before you sign.

For sellers: let go of the number in your head. Even Payal, who has sold three of her own homes, admits she almost thought her house was worth more than it was. Understanding why your home is priced where it is and why it is positioned that way in the current market is not just helpful, it is essential. That is the job of a great realtor: to show you the data, the statistics, and the trends so the decision is grounded in reality.

10/22/2026

The San Francisco market is telling a very clear story right now and it depends entirely on what you are buying.

Single family homes are moving fast. As soon as they hit the market buyers are going after them. Condos are a different conversation. The cookie cutter units that used to flood South of Market and attract multiple offers are no longer generating the same demand. It has to be the right condo in the right location.

Tony saw that play out in real time. A condo he put an offer on in the city received nine offers and sold approximately half a million over asking. The reason: it was part of a historic Victorian building in a desirable location and it had a garage. Specificity drives demand. Generic does not.

If you are buying or selling in San Francisco right now understanding which side of this market your property sits on makes all the difference.

10/21/2026

Banks repossessed 42% more homes than a year ago. Is the housing market starting to crack? 🚨

The new foreclosure data is worth paying attention to:

📍 Lenders repossessed nearly 5,800 homes in August alone
📍 40,000+ properties received foreclosure filings
📍 Foreclosure activity is up 13% vs. last year

And it’s happening while affordability is already a major problem. 😟

But before you think 2008 all over again, here’s the detail getting lost in the headlines: overall foreclosure activity is still well below pre-pandemic levels, and millions of homeowners today have fixed-rate mortgages and significant equity. 🏡

More people losing their homes is worth watching. It does not automatically mean another crash is coming.

💡 If you’re struggling with your mortgage payment, don’t wait:
✅ Contact your servicer early
✅ Ask about mortgage assistance, loan modifications, and other loss mitigation options
✅ If you’ve built up equity, selling before foreclosure could give you more control over the outcome

The worst thing you can do is wait until you have no options left. 🙏

Now I want to hear from you 👇 Are these early warning signs of a bigger housing problem, or is the market just normalizing after years of historically low foreclosures?

10/21/2026

Buyers who can get into the San Francisco Bay Area and Peninsula market right now with a manageable payment are making a smart move and Tony Alejandre would not be waiting on the sidelines if he were in their position.

Here is why. The AI sector is still moving toward a wave of public offerings. When those IPOs hit, a new wave of buyers enters the market with significant cash. That changes the competitive landscape fast.

The buyers getting in now are ahead of that influx. If the payment works today, waiting is not a strategy. It is a risk.

10/20/2026

More than 1 in 5 sellers are now cutting their price. Here’s what that means for buyers. 📉

Mortgage rates are above 7%. Affordability has taken a hit. Fewer buyers are competing, inventory has been building, and homes that would’ve gotten multiple offers a few years ago can now sit on the market.

Does this mean prices are crashing everywhere? No. It means sellers are being forced to get more realistic, and that creates opportunity for buyers. 🔑

But buyer leverage is about more than just the price:

✅ Seller-paid closing costs
✅ Interest rate buydowns
✅ Repairs
✅ Inspection contingencies
✅ Longer closing timelines
✅ Help with certain fees
✅ Better overall contract terms

A seller may not accept $30K below asking, but they might give you $10K toward closing costs or a rate buydown that makes a real difference in your monthly payment. 💰

Think about the whole deal, not just the sticker price. 🏡

Thinking about buying? DM me and let’s talk strategy for this market. 📲

10/20/2026

Your buyers have never had this much negotiating power. And most of them do not realize it.

Sellers now outnumber buyers by nearly 58 percent. The largest margin ever recorded. That means price cuts, closing cost credits, and rate buydowns are all back on the table in ways they have not been in years.

Agents across the country are closing deals $40,000 to $60,000 under asking on listings that sat for 30 days. Mortgage applications just hit their lowest level since 1995 which means your buyers are not fighting bidding wars. They are negotiating with real leverage.

And here is the part nobody is talking about: September home sales rose in defiance of surging rates. The agents winning right now are not waiting for rates to drop. They are writing aggressive offers with every contingency intact.

Send me your buyers and I will run the payment scenarios that show them exactly what buying today looks like with a buydown included.

This market will not last forever. Once rates fall competition returns and all of this leverage disappears.

10/20/2026

Simple and straightforward advice from Tony Alejandre on what actually matters when choosing the right people for your real estate transaction.

For sellers: find a realtor you trust completely. Someone who has your back 100 percent, who will market the property the right way, who explains everything clearly, and who is focused on getting you the highest price possible while guiding your family through the process. Any agent can put a listing on the MLS. The difference is the one who is fully invested in your outcome.

For buyers: get a good lender in your corner. Find an agent who knows the area you are trying to buy in, understands the value, knows what matters most to you, and is a skilled negotiator. Getting a seller to accept your offer is an art. You want someone who knows how to make it work.

10/19/2026

Renting has gotten harder. Buying has gotten even harder. 😳

Between 2019 and 2024, renters’ housing costs jumped 38% while incomes rose just 28%. Nearly half of renters spend over 30% of their income on housing, and 12M+ renter households spend more than HALF. 📉

It’s hitting first-time buyers too:

📍 The median first-time buyer is now 40 years old (it was 33 just five years ago)
📍 First-time buyers made up just 21% of purchases, a record low (per NAR)

The American dream is being pushed further and further into adulthood. ⏳

If this is you, here’s my advice:

✅ If you can live at home and save aggressively, do it
✅ Stop assuming you need 20% down. Conventional programs start at 3% down, and 0% down options, down payment assistance, and seller credits can help too
✅ Don’t assume you’re priced out until you’ve actually run the numbers

Homeownership may be closer than you think. 🏡

Now I’m curious 👇 How old were you when you bought your first home? And do you think today’s generation has it harder?

Want to see what you could qualify for? DM me and we’ll run your numbers. 📲

10/16/2026

Today’s purchase is tomorrow’s comp. And that one line from Clarissa Cortez of Keller Williams Peninsula captures exactly what buyers need to understand right now.

The market is back up. If you want a home go for it. Because the house that sells today becomes the new comparable sale that sets the price for the next one. Throw yourself ahead of the game.

Yes sometimes you have to be the highest offer. That is what bidding wars are. And if you win and you are wondering whether you overpaid give it a little time. Those comps are going to go up and you are going to be glad you moved when you did.

You can pay it now or you can pay it later. Later it is going to be much higher.

Clarissa Cortez, Keller Williams Peninsula. 650-923-9442. clarissacortez.com.

10/16/2026

Buyer expectations have changed dramatically and Clarissa Cortez of Keller Williams Peninsula has a perfect way to describe today’s buyers: DoorDash buyers.

They want everything already done. Move-in ready. No projects. No elbow grease. And honestly some of them will tell you straight up they do not know the difference between a screwdriver and a hammer.

That is a significant shift from even a few years ago when buyers would happily take on an as-is property and fix it up themselves. That buyer still exists but they are becoming rarer.

What does that mean for sellers? Thankfully more of them are understanding that preparing the home before listing is not optional anymore. Fixing things up before going to market means higher pricing and access to a wider pool of buyers. The sellers who show up ready are the ones winning right now.

Clarissa Cortez, Keller Williams Peninsula. 650-923-9442. clarissacortez.com.

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