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Breaking Boxes - Spirit of Change Magazine | November 11, 2024 | Spirit of Change Magzine
In this personal reflection, real estate leader Betsy Pepine shares her journey of questioning the “boxes” we all live in—societal roles and expectations that can confine us. Through moments of self-inquiry and a powerful childhood memory, Betsy reveals how these invisible boxes shape our lives and how we can reconnect with our truest selves. Her story is a call to step outside of limiting roles and rediscover the unbridled joy and authenticity that lie within. Reprinted from Breaking Boxes: Dismantling the Metaphorical Boxes that Bind Us by Betsy Pepine.
What Does A Housing Market Crash Mean for Homeowners? | November 3, 2024 | Monday Digest
In this Money Digest article, Betsy Pepine shares her insights on how homeowners can prepare for and respond to a potential housing market crash. The piece offers valuable tips for navigating market fluctuations, from preserving property value to making informed financial decisions. Betsy’s expertise is highlighted, and a link to her book provides readers with additional resources for deeper guidance on real estate resilience.
Female Founders: Betsy Pepine of Pepine Realty On The Five Things You Need To Thrive and Succeed as a Woman Founder | November 5, 2024 | Medium
Betsy Pepine, founder of Pepine Realty, shares her insights on Medium about the five essential qualities women need to thrive and succeed as founders. Drawing from her own journey in real estate and leadership, Betsy provides practical advice and inspiration for women looking to lead with resilience, vision, and impact. A must-read for aspiring and current women entrepreneurs!
Pepine Realty Earns Inc. 5000 Award | August 11, 2020 | Inc
NCFL Real Estate Broker Releases First Book | October 11, 2024 | WCJB - TV20
Virus Slows Housing Market at Busiest Time of Year | April 20, 2020 | Gainesville Sun
Realtors Celebrate Hot Market as Bubble Fears Loom | Feb. 12, 2016 | Gainesville Sun
At the 7th Annual Real Estate Forum, local professionals discussed a steady improvement in residential real estate, with concerns about possible bubbles in new home construction and apartment investments. The residential market is currently a seller’s market, especially for homes priced up to $400,000. There’s a shortage of quality homes, pushing prices higher.
Commercial real estate has improved from its low point but remains stagnant, with demand outpacing supply, particularly in the office market. Concerns were raised about rising construction costs and regulatory hurdles in Gainesville, particularly tree mitigation fees. Despite these challenges, optimism remains for the local real estate market.
The Cruise Vacation That Inspired This Leader to Get Serious About Culture | Apr 7, 2019 | Forbes
Saving the Housing Market | Feb. 8, 2012 | Gainesville Sun
Ann and her husband, expecting a baby, accepted unfavorable loan terms to buy a home in 2006. When the housing market crashed, they found themselves underwater and struggled to make payments. Despite reaching out to their bank, they received no help because they weren’t behind on payments. Following advice, they stopped paying and eventually completed a short sale for $97,000 on a $185,000 loan.
Strategic short sales, where homeowners default to unload negative equity, are increasingly common. Real estate experts advise seeking legal counsel, as banks may accept short sales to avoid foreclosure losses. Betsy Pepine of Pepine Realty noted that banks prefer short sales to avoid the higher losses associated with foreclosures.
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