Cash made up a significant 36% of purchases, and every transaction was Seller Funded (includes seller subsidy and buyer broker compensation). A majority of offers (55%) came in below asking, and 64% of deals did not include an appraisal contingency—highlighting seller flexibility. Single family homes led the property type at 45%.

With 27% cash purchases and 100% Seller Funded contracts, this market continues to favor strong seller support. Accepted offers skewed lower, with 55% coming in below asking. However, most buyers (82%) kept the home inspection contingency—indicating caution. Townhomes dominated at 55%.

Buyers leaned heavily on financing (82%), with 91% of contracts being Seller Funded. Nearly half of the accepted offers (46%) came in below asking. Single-family homes dominated at 82%, and contingencies were fairly typical—with 73% including and home inspection protections.

A fairly traditional mix, 82% of purchases were financed and 91% of deals were Seller Funded. Accepted offers were largely below asking (55%), and 64% of contracts included a home inspection contingency. Single-family homes accounted for 64% of the properties under contract.

With 91% of purchases financed and 91% of sellers contributing to closing costs, this market saw 46% of offers above asking—a strong seller signal. Townhomes led with 55% of contracts. Only 27% of contracts waived the appraisal contingency, showing caution from buyers.

This region was highly seller supportive with 100% Seller Funded contracts. Offers were mostly below asking (55%), though a solid 27% were above. Appraisal contingencies were retained in 73% of deals. Single-family homes made up 73% of properties under contract.

Heavily financed (82%) with 91% Seller Funded contracts, this market saw a healthy split in accepted offers—46% at asking and 27% below asking. Single-family homes dominated at 82%, and 73% of buyers retained an appraisal contingency.

Financing was used in 73% of purchases, and 91% of transactions were Seller Funded. A strong 73% of accepted offers came in below asking price, reflecting a more price-sensitive market. Notably, 73% of contracts retained an appraisal contingency. All 82% of properties were single-family homes.