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WSP Newsletter WSP Newsletter September 15, 2025

July 2025 - Vol. 15, Issue 7

Welcome to the Wenzel Select Properties monthly newsletter! We're excited to bring you the latest updates in real estate, market trends, and a showcase of our featured properties.

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Wenzel Select Properties!

Let us celebrate freedom, community, and the joy of calling a place home.

Whether you're enjoying fireworks, grilling out with loved ones, or just relaxing at home, we hope your day is filled with pride, laughter, and good vibes all around.

We’re grateful to live and work in such a vibrant, supportive community—and honored to help so many families find their own piece of the American Dream.

From our family to yours—Happy 4th!

Featured Testimonial

Lisa is truly one of a kind. Not only is it enjoyable to spend time with her—especially during what can be some challenging and emotional moments while searching for the perfect home—but she also operates with the highest level of integrity. Her guidance is incredibly wise, and we truly felt protected by the depth of knowledge she brought to the table.

Her eye for detail and attentiveness helped us make what turned out to be the best decision for our family.

There was a home I absolutely fell in love with. We had a contract on it and were in the middle of the inspection when serious issues began to surface—problems hidden in the attic, ventilation, and other critical areas that only an inspection would reveal. I still had hope, but as more concerns came to light, Lisa said something I’ll never forget:

“No, Analese, I can’t sell you this home. This is too much.”

She knew in her heart that it wasn’t the right home for us, and she cared more about our long-term happiness than just closing a deal. She stood by us when we tried to renegotiate with the sellers, but when they refused, we walked away. My heart was broken—I had believed that house was the one.

Little did I know, something even better was waiting for us.

We found another home. We knew it needed a little work, but Lisa’s wise eyes saw the potential. She negotiated a great price, and on the day we closed, we already had significant equity in the home. Since making improvements, the value has doubled. This is truly the perfect home in the perfect location for us, and we couldn't be happier.

Thank you, Lisa. Not only do you feel like a trusted friend—you feel like a sister.

-Analese

WSP's Summer Buyer & Seller Guides Are Here!

Wondering what the market looks like this season for buyers and sellers? Our newly released Summer 2025 Buyer and Seller Guides are here! Get the latest market insights, trends, and expert tips—whether you're planning to make a move or just staying informed.

Recent Happenings

Congratulations goes to Nick & Claire on the purchase of their new home!

Congratulations goes to Trace & Morgan on the purchase of their new home!

Congratulations goes to Nicoleta on the sale of her property!

Congratulations goes to Bryan on the sale of his property!

Thank you for allowing WSP to assist you with your most valuable investment.

Lisa M. Wenzel

Why You Don't Need to Join the Summer Rush

There are many myths in real estate. One favorite is that only spring and summer are good times to sell. This is absolutely not true, of course.

There's never a bad season to upsize or downsize. The only criteria should be when your own personal circumstances align so a property transaction makes sense in your life.

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First-Time Buyers Say They're Back With a Bang

One of the most important elements of a buoyant real estate market is the participation of first-time buyers.

They are the bedrock on which home values continue to grow. If there is less demand at the entry-level end of the market, everyone else suffers.

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Everyday Items You Simply Can't Recycle

Do you ever stand in the middle of the kitchen, stretching out crumpled plastic film that's been used for food packaging to see if you can recycle it?

As much as we all want to “save the planet”, it's not always easy.