Adam Konruff, MORE Realty

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A HAPPY PUP-DATE! Fatty Patty is back home safe with her family! Thank you to everyone who helped!

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Real Estate: It’s Gray Time!

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Ask the Economist: Are You Confident in the Optimistic 2026 Forecast of a 14% Increase in Home Sales? NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun offers the reasoning behind his optimistic forecast for home sales in 2026.

Aim for discipline, not motivation.

Motivation is just a feeling.
Discipline is a habit.
Discipline is the key to success.

99% of the success I have experienced has been directly correlated with my ability to act despite how I feel.

That’s why when people say, “How do you stay motivated?”
The answer is, “I don’t.”

I don’t rely on my feelings to get the job done. If anything, I can only count on my feelings to delay the job from getting done.

Feelings are fleeting and often illogical. Relying on a sensation to accomplish anything will leave you inconsistent and ultimately deter you from success.

The key is to build your “Get s**t done when I feel like s**t” muscle. Because that’s the truth, every ounce of your being will want to avoid or excuse… but you do it anyway.

Things I tell myself to build the GSD muscle…

“If you’re going to do it eventually, you may as well do it now.”
“I don’t need to feel good to stick with the plan.”
“If I do what’s hard now, the later will be easy.”

Nearly 29 million U.S. households already exceed the capital gains tax exclusion, a growing factor keeping homes off the market. In many metros, longtime owners are delaying sales to avoid a large tax bill, adding to inventory shortages beyond high rates and affordability.

The issue is back in Washington, where lawmakers are considering reforms to the primary-home capital gains exclusion, still capped at $250,000 for single filers and $500,000 for couples, unchanged since 1997, despite home values rising more than 260%.