The yard that used to be your pride is now the reason you're losing sleep

Most people expect the decision to sell to come from the market. In Southmoor Park and Centennial right now, I'm seeing something more honest — it's the house itself that makes the call. The gutters, the furnace, the grass that needs cutting every single week. At some point the upkeep stops feeling like ownership and starts feeling like a job you never applied for. That's the practical signal worth paying attention to — not rates, not listings, not timing. If the house is costing you more energy than it's giving back, that's a clear enough reason to make a plan. Are you carrying a maintenance list on a Southmoor Park or Centennial home that's gotten longer every season for the past few years? — Kevin Lundy | The HomeBridge Group at eXp Realty