One number jumped off the page when I pulled housing statistics for Tippecanoe County for the first half of 2026. 41. That’s the average number of days it took for a home to sell through July 6, 2026. It’s the highest we’ve seen in years. That number tells us a lot about where today’s market […]
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The Best Camping Spots Within an Hour (or So) of Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Looking for an easy getaway that reconnects you with nature—without requiring a long road trip? Whether you’re a Lafayette local, a West Side weekend warrior, or just exploring Tippecanoe County’s surrounding natural beauty, there are plenty of scenic camping spots within about an hour of home. From peaceful lakeside retreats to rugged hiking adventures, here […]
What Every Homebuyer Should Know About Our Local Public Schools
Insights from a Q&A with Tippecanoe County’s Superintendents As a local Realtor, one of the most common questions I get from homebuyers—especially families—is, “How are the schools here?” It’s a fair question, and it goes far beyond test scores. Schools impact property values, community culture, and even local economic growth. Recently, I hosted a Q&A […]
Where to Donate Used Clothing
I love a good purge. There’s nothing better than making closets and storage rooms feel more spacious by getting rid of excess! Recently, we did a closet purge, and I wanted to give these great pieces of clothing to a local organization. I asked my Facebook friends where to give locally, not knowing I had […]
Legacy Documents You Need to Have
So, clearly, I’m not an attorney. This blog is NOT me giving legal advice. However, I’ve had the life-altering experience of losing a parent and so has my husband. This completely non-real-estate-related post is just from our personal experience. When it comes to end of life, there are 12 important documents you should have organized. […]