Kira Witherwax

In residential real estate, sellers often wait anxiously for buyer feedback after showings, hoping for validation or signs of interest. While it may feel important, feedback is often vague, misleading, or unhelpful. Relying too much on it can lead to unnecessary stress and confusion. The truth is, serious buyers don’t leave hints—they make offers. If someone is genuinely interested, you'll know without having to ask.

U.S. existing-home sales rebounded from the previous month, rising 4.2% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.26 million units,...

Sometimes buyers ask me which house they should buy. I always explain that’s a decision only they can make. It’s their money, and they’re the ones who have to live there. My role is to offer professional insight—what a home might sell for, its long-term value potential, and any red flags that could affect resale. But ultimately, choosing the right home is a personal decision only the buyer can make.