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June
4

QUAD CITIES

60 Custer Terrace, Bettendorf, IA 52722 - $850,000

Listed by: Peg Hopkins
60Beautifully updated ranch with over 4,400 finished square feet on a wooded lot near McClellan Heights, offering seasonal river views and private en suite baths for every bedroom. Highlights include formal dining, a living room w...

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June
1

Starting a real estate career can be exciting, but it is also often misunderstood. Many people picture flexible schedules, beautiful homes, and quick commissions. While those can be part of the business, the reality is that building a real estate career takes consistency, training, local market knowledge, financial preparation, and the right support system.

To better understand what new agents should expect, we spoke with three Ruhl&Ruhl Realtors broker managers: Sally Atwell, Designated Managing Broker of the Dave...

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May
28

At some point, almost everyone living in the Quad Cities region has that first, small thought.

You're sitting in your space, maybe in Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, Rock Island, or one of the surrounding communities, scrolling your phone, and you start to wonder what life would feel like somewhere else. Not necessarily far away. Not necessarily right now. Just different. You're not actively house hunting. You may not have a plan, a timeline, or even a clear reason. But once the idea shows up, it tends to stick.

For many future buyers, the thought of moving starts long before they schedule a showing, talk seriously about price ranges, or begin comparing homes for sale in the Quad Cities. It starts with curiosity.

Quick Answer: Why Do People Start Thinking About Moving?

People usually start thinking about moving when their current space, routine, or locati...

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May
19

We've all been there. You're outside cleaning up the yard, playing with the kids, or enjoying a beautiful summer day when you suddenly stop and listen. Is that the ice cream truck?

That familiar tune has a way of turning everyone into a kid again. It signals that summer is here, the weather is warm, and a cold, creamy treat is close by. Whether your favorite flavor is the chocolatey crunch of Moose Tracks, the sweet surprise of Rocky Road, or the simple perfection of vanilla, ice cream has a way of making warm-weather memories even sweeter.

We recently asked our Cedar Rapids office to share their favorite ice cream flavors, and their answers were just as fun and varied as the shops found throughout our region. From classic cones and soft serve to hand-dipped scoops, shakes, sundaes, malts, soda fountains, and nostalgic local favorites, there are...

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May
13

If you are getting ready to sell your home in Iowa, it is completely normal to wonder what it is going to cost you. The good news is that while there are several pieces involved, the overall picture is fairly predictable.

While every transaction is unique, the total cost of selling a home in Iowa can vary greatly between 5% and 12% of the final sales price depending on your property and current market conditions. These costs can include commissions, closing fees, potential buyer credits, and home preparation expenses. Having a clear understanding of these numbers from the start can help you navigate the journey with confidence and make the entire experience feel far more manageable.

If you're wondering what your specific costs might look like, connecting with a local Ruhl&Ruhl agent for a personalized estimate is a great first step.

The Biggest Expense: Real Estate Commission

For most sellers, the largest cost component is the real...

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