LiLi Valery - Realtor

We had such a blast!!!! Thank everybody who came out and congrats to all who won a gift!! Can't wait to see you at the next community safety class !!!!!

Hey neighbor, I'm set up and waiting for you at today's household safety and emergency preparedness class. I have snacks ready to go, and there is a special prize waiting for the first guest to arrive. See you soon!

📍 Talitha "Lili" Valery, Realtor | Keller Williams
📄 Lic. #20250568
🗺️ Serving All of Nebraska

​Alright, the 24 hours are up! ⏰ Let's see who crushed Round 7! 💯👀

​If you guessed C) Economic (External) Obsolescence, you nailed it! 🎉👏🏗️

​Here is the trick to remember for the exam: Economic (or External) Obsolescence is a loss in property value caused by factors completely outside of the property lines—like that loud new factory in Elkhorn, a busy new highway, or a declining neighborhood. Because the homeowner can't control what happens off their land, it's almost always considered "incurable." 📉🏡

​(And if you picked D) The "Time to Move" Penalty... honestly, I'd probably be packing my bags too! 😂)

​Huge shoutout to everyone who dropped a guess! 🙌 Keep up the momentum with your studies, and as always, slide into my DMs if you need exam tips, advice on the dual-career hustle, or want to talk Nebraska real estate! 📲🤝🏡❤️🔥

📍 Talitha "Lili" Valery, Realtor | Keller Williams
📄 Lic. #20250568
🗺️ Serving All of Nebraska

Hey future agents! 👋📚 We are back for Round 7 of our Real Estate Mini-Quiz! 🧠🎉
Let's switch gears and test your knowledge on property valuation. This is a massive section on the state exam, and knowing the difference between these terms is guaranteed to earn you points! 🏛️📝

🚨 MINI QUIZ TIME! 🚨
Imagine a homeowner has a beautifully maintained, fully updated 4-bedroom house over in Elkhorn. However, the city suddenly rezones the empty land right behind their backyard and builds a massive, noisy industrial plant. Because of this new factory, the homeowner's property value immediately drops. 🏭📉

What is this specific type of depreciation (loss in value) called? 🤔🏠
A) Physical Deterioration 🏚️
B) Functional Obsolescence 🛋️
C) Economic (External) Obsolescence 🏗️
D) The "Time to Move" Penalty 🛑😂

Drop your guess in the comments below! 👇💬 You know the drill—leave your answers now, and I’ll be back tomorrow to reveal the correct answer and explain the trick to passing this section of the exam! Let's go! 💯✨🏡

Alright, 24 hours are up! ⏰ Let's see who crushed Round 6! 💯👀
​If you guessed C) Exclusive Right-to-Sell Listing, you nailed it! 🎉👏🔗
​This is a classic "trap" question on the real estate exam. Here is the distinction to keep in your notes:
​Exclusive Agency: If the seller finds the buyer on their own, the agent does not get paid.
​Exclusive Right-to-Sell: The brokerage gets paid a commission no matter who brings the buyer to the table—even if it's the seller! 🤝🔑
​(And if you picked D) The "Thanks for Nothing" Clause... I definitely felt that one! 😂)
​Huge shoutout to everyone who dropped a guess! 🙌 Keep up the momentum with your studies, and as always, my DMs are open if you need exam tips, advice on the dual-career hustle, or want to talk Nebraska real estate! 📲🤝🏡❤️🔥

📍 Talitha "Lili" Valery, Realtor | Keller Williams
📄 Lic. #20250568
🗺️ Serving All of Nebraska

Hey future agents! 👋📚 We are back for Round 6 of our Real Estate Mini-Quiz! 🧠🎉
Let's test your knowledge on a classic listing scenario you will absolutely see on the state exam! 🏛️📝

🚨 MINI QUIZ TIME! 🚨
A military family living right by Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue gets their PCS orders and needs to sell their home quickly. They sign a listing agreement with you. While you are busy marketing the property, the sellers happen to find a buyer completely on their own—a coworker from the base!
Even though the sellers found the buyer themselves, they STILL owe you your full commission at closing. 💵🔑

What specific type of listing agreement did you have them sign? 🤔🏠
A) Exclusive Agency Listing 👥
B) Open Listing 👐
C) Exclusive Right-to-Sell Listing 🔗
D) The "Thanks for Nothing" Clause 🛑😂

Drop your guess in the comments below! 👇💬 You know the drill—leave your answers now, and I’ll be back tomorrow to reveal the correct answer and the trick to passing this question on the exam! Let's go! 💯✨🏡

Alright, the 24 hours are up! ⏰ Let's see who crushed yesterday's quiz! 💯👀
If you guessed B) Joint Tenancy, you nailed it! 🎉👏🔗

When two or more people—like our best friends buying that Benson bungalow!—own a home as Joint Tenants, it includes the "Right of Survivorship." This means if one owner passes away, their share automatically transfers directly to the surviving owner, completely bypassing the headaches of probate court! 🏡🔑

(For those studying: the big difference is that with Tenancy in Common, their share would pass down to their own heirs instead!)

(And if you picked D) Roommates for Life, I mean... legally speaking, it's not a bad way to describe it! 😂♾️)

Huge shoutout to everyone who dropped a guess yesterday! 🙌 Keep up the momentum, and as always, slide into my DMs if you have any questions about the buying process, the dual-career hustle, or real estate school! 📲🤝🏡❤️🔥