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Damon covers a landmark shift as crypto is now accepted as mortgage collateral, plus why home sales hit their worst numbers since 2018. He also tackles common seller misconceptions about what their home is really worth.

A fresh coat of paint and a little decluttering go a long way. Damon shares low-cost staging tips and why bold color choices might be costing you offers.

Homebuyer optimism has dipped as the Fed holds rates steady. Damon walks through new property disclosure requirements, including deaths, pests, and what sellers must now reveal.

Half of homeowners would pay a neighbor to clean up their lot. Damon covers curb appeal and new legislation restricting corporate investors from buying single-family homes.

Damon chats about the fires in LA and how it has affected home insurance.

Mortgage rates fell below 6% for the first time since 2022, sparking refinancing interest. Damon also explores why some sellers struggle to let go of homes filled with memories.

Home sales have slowed and days on market are climbing across Southern California. Damon breaks down median prices, time-on-market trends, and whether relief is coming.

Americans are staying in their homes over 11 years on average, the longest on record. Damon discusses how that's squeezing inventory in LA County.

Some sellers are still listing at peak-era prices and paying for it. Damon talks dramatic price reductions and why pricing right from the start matters more than ever.

National listing prices fell year-over-year for the first time in nearly four years. Damon explains what's behind the dip and why affordability remains the biggest hurdle.

Damon shares the personal stories behind real estate transactions and explains why "as-is" properties can be hidden opportunities for buyers.

With the 30-year fixed rate near 6%, Damon breaks down whether lower rates will get buyers and sellers moving or if the lock-in effect still has the market stuck.

Damon kicks off the year with a look at price cuts, shifting inventory, and the impact of corporate buyers like BlackRock on first-time homebuyers.