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If you’ve been searching for homes online lately, please take a moment to read this. Recently, one of my listings on Centennial Street South in Wishek was taken by a scammer. They copied my listing photos and property information and reposted the home on TikTok, falsely advertising it as a rental property. I immediately reported the fraudulent listing, but unfortunately these scams are becoming increasingly common—not just in our area, but across the country. The scammers’ go

If you've been hearing conversations about Wishek's upcoming street improvement project and the special assessments that will follow, you're certainly not alone. Change can be uncomfortable—especially when it affects our wallets—but it's important to step back and look at the bigger picture. Our Streets Are an Investment—Not an Expense Every community reaches a point where aging streets, water lines, and underground infrastructure simply need to be replaced. Delaying these im

By Denise Rohweder/Broker Owner Northern Elements Real Estate LLC Buying your first home is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming if you do not know where to start. A home is usually one of the largest purchases a person will ever make, and the decisions you make before you start looking can make a big difference in your payment, your closing costs, your timeline, and your stress level. Here are five things every first-time home buyer should know before deciding to buy.

By Denise Rohweder, Broker/Owner Northern Elements Real Estate LLC Today, my father received, what appeared to be an exciting opportunity. Inside his mailbox was a letter from a company offering to purchase his rural agricultural land. The letter was professionally written, easy to understand, and promised a quick, hassle-free sale. At first glance, it looked like something worth considering. But after taking a closer look, it became clear that the offer was nowhere close to

By Denise Rohweder, Broker/Owner Northern Elements Real Estate LLC Over the past few weeks, many McIntosh County property owners have begun receiving notices showing changes in their property valuations for 2026. As a local real estate broker, I have received numerous questions about why some residential properties increased in value while some agricultural properties saw little change or even slight declines. The answer comes down to market activity. Residential Property Val