TinaSellsSTL

We're growing!
We are seeking a Development & Communications Assistant to support our fund development, PR and marketing efforts.

Check out our website for more info on this 14-month grant-funded opportunity!
https://rebuildingtogether-stl.org/blog/Hiring

Buying a home is exciting—but building a realistic budget is one of the smartest first steps you can take. 💰

Beyond your monthly mortgage payment, it’s important to plan for things like taxes, insurance, closing costs, and even future maintenance and repairs. A little preparation now can help you feel more confident when the right home comes along.

If you’re thinking about buying, I’d be happy to help you understand the numbers and create a plan that works for your goals. Let’s chat! ✨

Tina Siebert REALTOR® RedKey Realty Leaders Circa
314-603-8555 / 314-692-7200
[email protected]
https://tinasiebert.redkeystlouis.com/

One thing that often surprises people who are relocating outside of St. Louis is just how much real estate can differ from one place to another. What works in one market may not translate the same way somewhere else, especially when it comes to pricing and strategy. 📉

Through my partnership with Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®, I can connect you with experienced, vetted experts in their unique market across the U.S. and in over 70 countries. 🌎

If you or someone you know is even thinking about a move, call me! ☎️

Tina Siebert REALTOR® RedKey Realty Leaders Circa
314-603-8555 / 314-692-7200
[email protected]
https://tinasiebert.redkeystlouis.com/

Check out this amazing estate sale in South County.

There is something for everyone!

The large home is packed full of vintage items. First floor and basement. The highlight of the sale is the vintage and collectible toys.

Check out the website for a list of just some of the items.

Friday and Saturday!

South County Estate Sale by PIYP in Saint Louis, MO starts on 7/24/2026 View information about this sale in Saint Louis, MO. The sale starts Friday, July 24 and runs through Saturday, July 25. It is being run by Pennies In Your Pocket.

A seamless sale starts long before the “coming soon” sign ever hits the yard. 🏡

If you’re thinking about buying or selling this summer, getting ahead of the details is key. From pre-listing prep and inspections to the important occupancy requirements here in the St. Louis area, I can help you navigate each step so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

When you’re ready, I’m here to help you get started and set up for a smooth, successful sale. 👌

Tina Siebert REALTOR® RedKey Realty Leaders Circa
314-603-8555 / 314-692-7200
[email protected]
https://tinasiebert.redkeystlouis.com/

St Louis County Residents! Here is more information about Prop U

If I was in St Louis County, I would be voting Yes on U.

2026 Advocacy Roadshow | Prop U Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

I am back now to break down Amendment 5 and why I am voting NO on Aug 4.

Politicians say they need Amendment 5 to eliminate the state income tax. BUT... they have the power to cut the income tax to zero by law right now. There is no need to change the constitution to do that.

About 2/3 of Missouri's general fund comes from income taxes. Let's call it 8.5 billon dollars. What is the specific plan to fill that gap? I am not a big fan of "trust us" and next year the legislation will figure it out. You want me to vote on something - you give me concrete numbers to where will will have to pick up this massive gap.

Back in 1980, the Hancock Amendment was passed. It restricts state and local governments from raising taxes without voter approval. We would be permanently surrendering that right. WHAT?!?!

I can't believe we even have to vote NO on something this under thought out. This is not a plan. This is just a scary unknown.

The Ballot Title says: "At this time, the impact on taxes is unknown." This is because the Legislature and the State Auditor realize Amendment 5's cancellation of constitutional taxpayer safeguards mean new taxes could go sky-high — the biggest tax increase in Missouri history. The final total tax increase is anyone's guess, but the nonpartisan Missouri Budget Project estimates 80% of Missourians will see increased state taxes because of Amendment 5.

Vote NO on Amendment 5!

hmm... something seems amiss with this electrical situation. I chose not to flip the switch. Are you brave enough??

A win for Missouri homeowners and communities: Governor Kehoe signed SB 973 into law yesterday. Starting August 28, 2026, the law adds a 14-day disclosure requirement protecting sellers from predatory wholesaling tactics, and gives more Missouri cities and counties the tools to turn vacant, tax-delinquent properties into productive use through land banks.

Missouri REALTORS® supported this legislation as a top priority — proud to see it signed.