In this episode of Get Real with Eddie, Eddie Ruettiger and Nancy Vallee break down why real estate continues to be the smartest long-term investment in 2025. Nancy shares highlights from her recent trip to Washington D.C., and the duo dives into Bank of America’s latest market predictions. Learn why homeownership builds wealth faster than renting, discover what rooms matter most when staging, and get the latest sales data straight from Romeoville, Illinois—including a spotlight on 13 Harmony Ln. If you're serious about building wealth through real estate, this episode is for you.
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⏱️ Chapter Timeline00:00:00 – Nancy Went to Washington! 00:07:18 – Bank of America Says Market Changes Are Coming Soon 00:12:15 – Why Buying Real Estate Is Still the Best Long-Term Investment 00:18:27 – Romeoville, IL Sale Data 00:26:40 – Which Rooms Matter Most When Staging 00:35:49 – 13 Harmony Ln, Romeoville, IL 00:41:04 – The Net Worth of a Homeowner vs a Renter
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