October in San Diego brings warm afternoons and fall festivals. This month Ayren explains why the mortgage rate you start with doesn't have to be the one you keep forever. You'll also find featured homes in Fallbrook and La Costa along with a guide to local Halloween events.

Freedom Dogs pairs service dogs with wounded warriors at Camp Pendleton. Join Ayren Pfeifer and The Pfeifer Team at the November 14 anniversary celebration.

San Diego's golden hour is stretching into September, and this issue covers the timing question every buyer and seller wrestles with, sell first or buy first. Inside you will find three new North County listings, Ayren's take on sequencing your move, and a full lineup of fall events across the county.

A short introduction from Ayren: how she works, why she is licensed in two states, and what two decades as a Marine Corps spouse brought to the way she runs a transaction.

Receiving orders to Camp Pendleton is exciting. Southern California's weather, coastline, and lifestyle are hard to beat. But if you have never navigated the San Diego real estate market, it can feel overwhelming.

Everyone assumes the market winds down with summer. It does not. Here is why August buyers are the ones worth paying attention to, plus what is happening around San Diego this month.

A lot of buyers are letting today's rate make the decision for them. You can refinance a rate. You cannot go back and buy the house you loved two years ago.

Families moving on a school schedule are working against a deadline. That makes summer buyers some of the most motivated of the year.

Beyond the weather, May is the perfect time to explore the local gems that make our city so special, from the bustling stalls at the Hillcrest Farmers Market to a quiet afternoon in the Prado.

Earning a VA loan benefit is no small thing. It's a reflection of your service and sacrifice, and it comes with features that are worth understanding when it's time to sell. One option I work with right now is VA Loan Assumption. If your current VA loan has a lower interest rate, it may be assumable by a qualified Buyer, which could add to your home's appeal in a sale. It's a strategy I know well.

Why waiting for the perfect market can quietly cost you, and why hesitating often means missing your window. This issue also rounds up spring happenings around San Diego County and shares recent Pfeifer Team listings and sales.

Each month Ayren volunteers her time teaching Navigating the Real Estate Market, a free class at the Carlsbad Senior Center covering a different real estate topic each session. This issue also includes featured listings from Carlsbad to Beaufort, South Carolina, plus a few reads worth your time.

The January 2026 issue rounds up recent listings and sales from The Pfeifer Team across San Diego County and Beaufort, South Carolina. You'll also find details on Ayren's homeowners insurance class at the Carlsbad Senior Center and a few helpful reads for buyers planning their next move.

The Pfeifer Team’s December issue features homes in California and South Carolina along with a closer look at why some homes sell quickly while others sit. You’ll also find a roundup of holiday happenings around San Diego County, including Ayren’s class on reverse mortgages at the Carlsbad Senior Center.

Ayren was featured in Military Families Magazine alongside other San Diego military entrepreneurs who have built successful businesses with community support. This issue also includes her November reflections, a look at why pricing matters when selling, and a roundup of local events.

Military Families Magazine featured six San Diego military entrepreneurs on what community support actually does for a small business.

Past clients describe what the process actually felt like, including buying sight unseen from another state.

Ayren joined the Real Estate Rockstars podcast to talk about what moving with the military actually asks of a family. The conversation covers buying a home in a market you have never lived in, working against a PCS timeline, and why she cares so much about military spouses who want to keep their careers moving too. Listen to the full episode below.

Ayren joined the Realtor180 podcast to talk about what it takes to build a real estate business from scratch in a new city, more than once, how she serves military families differently, and why consistency is the one thing that has held her business together through every move and every market.