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Welcome to Daylight Savings Time (DST) Homeowners!

In this weeks newsletter:

• The future of Robotics & AI in the Home (3 Predictions)

• March Maintenance Reminders

• Current Mortgage Interest Rates

Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Will Change Your Home

I think there are some exciting times ahead for our homes. Some of the likely possibilities are mind blowing. Most people can’t believe them.

Here are a few of my predictions for our homes in the years ahead:

1. Homes will become much more disposable. - Most will not like reading that, but it only makes sense. The analogy is cars - it is far cheaper to build a new car on an assembly line, then to perform all the repairs a 10-20 year old car needs. Repairing a car very inefficient. Robotics that can build most of the home, combined with other automations AI can provide, will allow new homes to be built with tremendously less labor. The homes can also be built faster, reducing construction costs. Bottom Line - People will be tearing down many more 30+ year old homes and building new.

2. Dishes, Laundry and Cleaning Will All Be Done by Robots - You can already see some the existing robots beginning to tackle these tasks. I think in 3 years there will be a robot you can buy who will do these things for you. They won’t move as fast as you, but they will never stop working. Your home will always be clean! Bottom Line - home life will become easier, and our homes will feel better.

3. Robots will fix your Home - Imagine a Waymo Self Driving Vehicle (Or Tesla, Uber possibly) pulls up in front of your home, 4 doors open, and 4 robots exit the vehicle. One robot has containers filled with parts and tools. The open your front door using pre-authorized electronic entry. Once inside they get to work finding the issue, diagnosing it, and making the repair. All the while they are using their infinite knowledge base to ensure everything is done perfect. Bottom Line - Home maintenance will become cheaper and easier.

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Current 30 Year Mortgage Rates

Rates have been on the decline over the last year. We are sitting at about 6% right now.

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March Maintenance Reminders

See the links for ideas and instructions!

1. Check, Change or Clean Your Furnace Filter

2. Test Smoke, Fire and Carbon Monoxide Detectors.

3. Run garbage disposal.

4. Clean out and Tune Up Gutters and downspouts.

5. Flush out underground downspout drainage piping. Make sure they don’t do this.

6. Clear leaves and sticks from the yard.

About the Author

I’m Adam Rich, a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) and Real Estate Salesperson in the state of Ohio. I help discerning homeowners like you take control of the complexity behind your home.

With a background in engineering, property management, construction, and real estate investing, I specialize in helping understand the systems that make your home work.

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Whether it’s a one-time consultation or an ongoing relationship, I offer homeowners peace of mind through clear insights, practical planning, and calm expertise.

I am available to consult on home maintenance and improvements, new construction decisions and options, real estate investing or purchases, real estate engineering matters, and other home systems matters. Whether you're planning major renovations, systems upgrades, assessing long-term maintenance, or just want to get a handle on your home’s true condition, I deliver expert-level answers in clear, practical language.

The content of this newsletter is for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Always perform your own due diligence before making any financial decisions.