Podcasts about today's market

Welcome back everybody to the AJ Osborne Podcast! I'm your host, AJ Osborne.    Today I have the pleasure of introducing you to Johnny Wolff who is absolutely crushing the real estate investment world by doing some amazing repositioning and changing value of assets.    Johnny is a financial analyst who moved to and is now living and investing in Kansas City, the city that he has identified to be one of the best cash-flowing real estate markets in the US. But what is “the best” real estate market? We cover this in the podcast and the get to the truth of what this really means.    Johnny also shares in this podcast exactly how he changes the cashflow and revenue structure of the investments he's buying, and what exactly he's doing to still achieve huge spreads on his real estate investments, even in this crazy real estate market we're seeing currently. Johnny also shares his thoughts on value, the details about getting started and realizing that you're not going to generally hit a homerun deal on your very first deal, his thoughts on the current real estate market, keys to real estate investing strategy in the current market, and more.   Real estate is one of the few investments where you can achieve such amazing returns through forced and passive appreciation, realize such amazing tax benefits, and be able to utilize so many different strategies all within the same investment vehicle. As you know, I love real estate and this podcast today is an amazing breath of fresh air on how you can invest in and take advantage of real estate in the current state of the real estate market. This wasn't a podcast or discussion that provided strategies for real estate investing 3 or 5 years ago, it's what you can do right now today.    Alright, get to it and get ready to take notes!   Thanks everybody,  AJ   Keep up with Johnny on his website or on his email directly at: livehomeroom.com johnny@livehomeroom.com

What's a better investment in today's market -  apartments or houses? That's the topic of today's show. Now I could give you a simple answer, but I thought it was better to help you understand the thought process behind my decision than give you an immediate answer. Of course, I'll also be sharing my mindset message for today before the end of the show. So is it better to invest in a house or an apartment? The change to a new working and home life prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, combined with a loss of confidence thanks to some shoddy high-rise apartment buildings during the last building boom has seen investors increasingly shy away from investing in apartments. It seems that more investors are now asking if apartments are still a good investment in the current market. Well… my response is… it depends. I remember times when apartments outperformed houses, but for the last decade or so house values have risen at more than twice the rate of units. And the current property boom widened what was already a sizeable difference in prices. Of course, historically apartments have been cheaper than houses but the gap in prices has grown particularly wide in the past year. Some apartments, especially family-friendly low-rise apartments in lifestyle neighborhoods have still performed well and are likely to remain in continuous strong demand. The Numbers of Apartment Living The 2016 Census of Population and Housing found that 10% (2,348,434) of all people in Australia spent Census night in an apartment. This meant that there was around one occupied apartment for every five occupied houses in Australia - compared with one to every seven, back in 1991. While the number of vacant rental listings has fallen significantly in Brisbane, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide, and Hobart over the past year, Sydney and Melbourne continue to bear the brunt of closed international borders that has left many inner-city apartments without tenants. Data from Domain showed Melbourne's vacancy rate sat at 4.7 percent as of February 2021 — a massive spike from the same time last year when the vacancy rate was 1.6 percent. Choosing the right neighborhood Sure, last year offices were shut and lockdowns were in place but moving forward more of us are likely to continue working flexible rosters and working at home more than ever. This means gone are the days where our ‘home' was simply the place we rest our heads and enjoy some downtime between work and our social lives – the coronavirus crisis has put an end to life as we once knew it. If you can leave your home and be in short 20-minute proximity – whether that is on public transport, bike ride or walk - to a great shopping strip, your favorite coffee shop, amenities, the beach, a great park, that's the new gold standard of where people want to live. What matters in a home? And it's not just the importance of neighborhood that has shifted Australians' views. The legacy of the lockdowns and the work-from-home-movement have made many Australians reevaluate what exactly they want in the home itself. All of a sudden people were trying to find space to be able to work, study, and also relax all under one roof - and in many cases, this hasn't gone well. Prior to COVID-19 more Australians were trading space for place and were embracing apartment living, trading their backyards for balconies and courtyards in inner-city locations. Now we want more space – a zoom room, a bigger yard, and a garage that can be converted to a gym. High rise apartments: The slums of the future It's worth pointing out that while large well-located suburban medium-density apartments will make great investments increased substantially in value over the long term, many of the high-rise towers built in the last fifteen years will continue to underperform with poor, if any, capital growth in the foreseeable future. Of course, these cookie-cutter-style apartment blocks never made good investments. The sad reality is that today, in light of the many media reports of structural problems in some of these high-rise towers, there is a crisis of confidence. This sector of the property market has lost the trust of the buying public and confidence will take quite some time to restore as various stakeholders including state and local governments as well as the construction industry including building surveyors and certifiers scramble to shore up the building sector. Investors are shying away Historically, a significant volume of apartments were bought by local and overseas investors. But as I explained, now many of these investors are shying away from apartments, due to increasing concerns about vacancy rates, capital growth, and also because of COVID-19 related concerns. Highly-publicized failures and defects in high-rise apartments, such as the Opal Tower in Sydney, are also playing their part and dampening demand. But it's important for investors to remember that not all apartments can be lumped into the same category. While many new homes are being constructed, the pipeline for new apartment complexes is very thin meaning when our borders eventually reopen and demand for apartments increases from the many new migrants and students returning to Australia, apartment prices will start increasing again as the cost of constructing new projects will be considerably higher than previous building costs. This will of course push up the price of new apartments and with it drag up the price of established apartments. Remember, property markets are cyclical In the short run, returns can be inconsistent, but it's well documented that investment returns eventually revert to their long-term averages. That is, periods of below-average growth tend to be followed by periods of above-average growth and vice versa While houses outperformed apartments with regard to capital growth over the last decade, for the 10 years prior to that many well-located apartments grew in value as much as houses did. The fact the houses have displayed strong capital growth rates over the past 10 years due to appreciating land values, interestingly implies that apartments are currently intrinsically undervalued. But comparing apartments to houses is unfair Of course, if your budget allows you to buy a house or townhouse in an A-grade location, that's first prize when considering an investment purchase, but our booming property markets mean that more and more investors will be unable to afford a house in an investment-grade location. Fact is, the rich are getting richer and they don't want to travel further out and I believe the gap between values in our established inner suburban locations and the outer suburbs will only widen. Australia's apartment market: The outlook In the short term…. Over the next year or two, it is likely that there will be less demand for apartments while first home buyers continue to prioritize houses and investors remain wary. In the long term…. Over the next 10 years, I think we're going to see a shift in Australia's apartment market and a much more substantial increase in capital growth. Why? While currently around 10% of our population living apartments, this is significantly lower than the percentage of people living in apartments in similar size western cities to Sydney and Melbourne, where it's not unusual to find 20 to 30% of the population living in apartments. Then, in light of structural and building problems in recent years, the next round of apartments will cost significantly more to build as builders and surveyors will be forced to avoid cutting corners and risking further scrutiny. This will, in turn, push up new apartment prices and therefore values of good established apartments. Resources: Michael Yardney Get the team at Metropole to help build your personal Strategic Property Plan Click here and have a chat with us Get a range of my ebooks here: www.PodcastBonus.com.au  Shownotes plus more here: What makes a better investment in today's market – a house or an apartment? Some of our favorite quotes from the show: “There's not one property market, so we can't even say there's one apartment market.” – Michael Yardney “These days, the place people want to be is not near the CBD, but in lifestyle neighborhoods where all the amenities are close by.” – Michael Yardney “Watching a movie that excites you, inspires you, makes you laugh, takes you away to another place, that's a good way of turning off your stress.” – Michael Yardney PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW Reviews are hugely important to me because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes - it's your way of passing the message forward to others and saying thank you to me. Here's how

Tune in as Laura and Liz go over the three top ways they are bringing seller leads in at this time. They also give tips for the different strategies they use. Don't forget to schedule a call with us to see how we can assist you getting more leads for your business.

Gary Katz Interview with Gary Katz: Gary is a senior recruiter at Babich and Associates. He is a specialist in the finance and accounting placement and recruitment practice. He discusses with us today's market for finance and accounting professionals as well as advice to hiring authorities in the F&A arena.

Gary Katz Interview with Gary Katz: Gary is a senior recruiter at Babich and Associates. He is a specialist in the finance and accounting placement and recruitment practice. Tony and Gary continue the discussion on today's market for finance and accounting professionals as well as advice to hiring authorities in the F&A arena.

Podcast Host, Andrew Schultz, goes over the best practices for raising rent in today's crazy real estate market. Next, a tenant calls you about a leak on your property, so you rush over to see what the issue is. But, what comes after that? Do you call insurance, find your tenant temporary housing? Last, but not least, is it common for the tenant to request that you are on the property when a contractor is making a repair? Find out now.

Tom Zeeb is a best-selling Author, Speaker, Real Estate Entrepreneur, and Adventurer.   In this episode, Tom shares an investment strategy that got him making money one deal after another and to which he is having an upcoming masterclass specifically on topics of marketing, negotiation, and getting paid. Checkout: Raising Capital Without Rejection Full-Day Workshop (Online): https://investorattractionworkshop.com/ What you'll learn in just 17 minutes from today's episode: Find out how he finds very good deals even amidst the pandemic  Learn how to do it quick and easy with his investment strategy — making money from one deal and moving on to the next one after another  Find out one particular marketing strategy in finding motivated sellers that had given a good number of deals  Resources/Links: Take your property investing business to the next level. Join “Wholesaling: 60 Days to DONE” Masterclass. Click here: https://tomzeeb.com/dave  Topics Covered:  00:39 – What his primary focus is in real estate  01:20 – Where his markets are located and the average house price   03:33 – How is he doing with his deals during the pandemic  04:19 – What is wholesaling and how to do it  06:00 – Addressing the issue of government states getting strict with wholesalers in terms of getting a license  06:44 – Biggest advantages of a real estate entrepreneur focusing on wholesale  08:05 – How to close deals even if there are big guys around  08:53 – What marketing strategy for motivated sellers does he go by  09:43 – How does long-days-on-market tie in with wholesaling deals  13:49 – Talking about an upcoming masterclass called ‘Wholesaling: 60 Days to DONE' and what particular topics to delve into Key Takeaways:  “I'm so happy as a wholesaler, because it's quick, it's easy. I have no long-term commitment. I'm in, I'm out; I make money and I move on. I get to do the parts of the business I love. I like marketing for deals. And I love negotiating deals.” – Tom Zeeb  “I just keep digging for better deals and marketing, and spend more time on the rapport building in the negotiation. And then that makes me the logical choice for somebody not the big guy swooping in.” – Tom Zeeb  “In the hot market, when everything sells in three days, if you have something that's been sitting for 60, there's a problem. And so, you can get in there and solve that problem for them. They want to sell, that's why it's listed. You don't have that initial hurdle. They want to get rid of it, but they haven't been able to. I've done really well with long-days-on-the-market.” – Tom Zeeb  “High priced areas have been very good and I focused on all the areas because I don't care about the price so much. I care about the value” -Tom Zeeb “As a wholesaler, I don't get stuck with anything. I colossally screwed up some of my numbers and got stuck with a property, I'm not stuck with it. I press the eject button in my contract and I get out scot-free.” -Tom Zeeb Connect with Tom Zeeb:  Podcast: https://www.gettractionpodcast.com/  Website: https://tractionrealestatementors.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TomZeeb  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomaszeeb/  Connect with Dave Dubeau:  Podcast: http://www.propertyprofitspodcast.com/  Website: https://davedubeau.com/home  Investor Attraction Workshop: http://www.investorattractionworkshop.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedavedubeau  LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/davedubeau  Enjoyed the Podcast?  Please subscribe on iTunes for updates 

Andy's friend Meryl Snow of Snowstorm Solutions returns in this episode of the podcast for a great conversation about selling strategies! Meryl is very well known in the event wedding catering space as the co-founder of Philly-based special event and catering industry Feastivities Events along with its subsidiaries OffShoots Decor and Philadelphia's Picnic Company. A consultant, trainer, speaker, event producer, and designer, Meryl runs Think Tank workshops and travels around the United States training event professionals on sales related strategies. Meryl is here today to discuss selling strategies we can all use, especially now that we are finally returning to business nearing the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. She enthuses over the importance of personal connection and relationships in today's market especially with the influence of the pandemic. She strongly emphasizes how crucial it is for salespeople to ask probing and open-ended questions of prospective clients so that they know and understand who they are and what they truly want. She also discusses at length the difference between features and benefits and how benefits will vary customer to customer. Andy strongly encourages listeners to go back and listen to episodes 164 and 172 of The Wedding Biz to hear Meryl's previous guest spots on the podcast. He really appreciates the time that Meryl spent on this conversation with him because all of us in the industry can benefit from her insight and tips. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast so that you never miss an episode, and if you can think of at least three good friends who would benefit from listening to the podcast, share it with them! Andy would also appreciate a positive review wherever you listen to the podcast! Have you heard about the brand new show on The Wedding Biz Network, Stop and Smell the Roses with Preston Bailey? Listen as Preston shares the secrets, tools, and technologies behind his extraordinary ability to create a theatrical environment out of any space. Also, don't forget about Sean Low's podcast The Business of Being Creative, where Sean discusses the power of being niched, pricing strategies, metrics of success, and so much more. You can find both shows on The Wedding Biz Network.   SUPPORTING THE WEDDING BIZ Become a patron and support Andy and the show! If you are so inspired, contribute!   Time Stamps [0:43] – We discover that Meryl Snow is returning as a guest in this episode of the podcast. [2:01] – Meryl and Andy discuss selling strategies and how they have changed, such as how people need to sell themselves before selling their products. [3:45] – Meryl stresses the importance of personal connection. [5:51] – Successful sellers, Meryl asserts, know how to ask the right kind of questions. [7:28] – Meryl reveals a couple of examples of questions that would be good to ask. [10:11] – Meryl warns us about a question that we shouldn't ask and explains why. [11:19] – Meryl addresses price and how she determines whether or not her price is someone's dealbreaker. [14:07] – Meryl discloses how she goes about determining whether or not a prospective client can afford her services. [16:06] – We discover that Meryl tries to get the client's influencer into a meeting along with the client, and we learn why. [19:00] – Meryl explains and exemplifies the difference between features and benefits. [20:15] – Meryl shares a story that gives an example of benefits. [22:14] – Meryl gives another example of benefits from a scene from a movie. [25:35] – Andy and Meryl talk about selling virtually and the importance of body language. [28:21] – Andy reveals where we can find Meryl online.   RESOURCES The Wedding Biz - Episode 164 MERYL SNOW: Maximizing Sales, Consulting, And Feastivities EventsThe Wedding Biz - Episode 172 MERYL SNOW: Part 2 Setting Yourself Apart In Life And Business. Find Meryl:Meryl's WebsiteSnowStorm Solutions - Facebook PageMeryl's Facebook PageMeryl's Instagram PageFeastivities Events - WebsiteOffShoots Decor - WebsitePhiladelphia's Picnic Company - Website   On Clubhouse, follow Andy @andykushner and join his club “The Wedding Biz” to get additional content and to get direct access to Andy.   Follow The Wedding Biz on Social: The Wedding Biz The Wedding Biz on Instagram: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz on Facebook: @theweddingbiz The Wedding Biz Network The Music Makers   Support The Wedding Biz by clicking here.   Title Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Kushner Entertainment.  

Homeownership can help you build wealth, and here's why. It's no secret that the real estate market is incredibly hot right now, but that doesn't mean it's not a good time to buy. In fact, it's a fantastic time to jump into the market and find the home of your dreams at an affordable price. Real estate is one of the most effective ways to build wealth. Here's a statistic that illustrates why: Among people who make around $50,000 per year, those who own homes have an average net worth of around $190,000. Those who rent, however, have an average net worth of around $11,000. Year to date, home appreciation has risen 18.1% in El Paso County, and it's only continuing to increase. Fortunately, interest rates are at historically low rates, but these are expected to rise in the future. Here's an example of the difference interest rates can make: If you buy a home for $400,000, the difference between a 3% and 4% interest rate is $26,000 over a 10-year period.  For these reasons, it's a good idea to get into the market now. “Real estate is one of the most effective ways to build wealth.” If you're ready to buy a home and take advantage of double-digit appreciation, we're here to help you throughout the entire process. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions you may have in the meantime. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Tune in and listen to Crane Worldwide Logistics' experts talk over diverse Logistics and Supply Chain topics. In this episode, we invited Ewan Alexander, the new Global Vice President of Consumer-Retail, to share more details about his role and how the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry is evolving due to the E-Commerce influence.

Jon talks with Jason Epstein, CEO of CTC Talent Partners, about he had been helping companies build an effective and repeatable hiring process in today's market. Jason Epstein, CEO of CTC Talent Partners • 8+ year's industry experience in Talent Consulting & Recruiting including • Conducted over 5,000 1v1 Candidate Screens and participated in over 1,000 Candidate Interviews in the following industries: o Real Estate, Construction, Marketing/Advertising, Financial Services, Hospitality, Healthcare, Insurance, Manufacturing, and Restaurant/Retail • Successfully placed 85+ Candidates from Manager to C-Suite since 2013 with a 2-year retention rate of 91% • Since January 2018 have completed Interview Coaching Programs with 20+ Executives at 6 different organizations • Named as one of MRI's (Global Recruiting Firm) Rising Stars of 2014 • Co-Founder and Owner of CTC (May-2016-Present)   o Works with team and individual company leaders to create a stronger Hiring Process  o Created new Product/Services offerings around Candidate Identification, Candidate Attraction, and Candidate Recruiting  o Oversee Business Development   o Featured Project: Financial Services Company struggling with hiring and employee retention. • Owner/COO Fusion HRC (September 2014-May 2016) • Senior Talent Acquisition Lead – Lithko Contracting (September 2014-May2016)   o $550 Commercial Concrete Company with 18+ locations throughout the US • 2 years with MRI – Senior Account Executive – Globally Recognized Recruiting Agency • Holds a Juris Doctorate from Florida State University (2009), active Member of the Florida Bar • Holds a General Studies Degree – University of Michigan (2005)   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Jason Epstein: Website: http://www.ctcsolutions.net/

In this episode, Kristin Wood met with Natasha Phipps, CIR REALTOR® and Investment Specialist, to go through what you need to know when you are helping a client purchase an investment property.

My guest in today's episode is a highly successful realtor, Josh Anderson. Josh is a top Real Estate Consultant in Nashville and owner of The Anderson Group Real Estate Services. He first came into the real estate business 15 years ago and he closed last year with over $135 million dollars in real estate sold. He has been a guest on several popular shows such as Hiban Digital and Real Estate Uncensored.   We start off with Josh sharing his background story. Right after college, Josh started working for an investment bank. He was working 9 to 5, making $31,000 and he felt like he wasn't being challenged and wasn't being mentored. He also knew that he wanted to get into real estate and buy some investment properties. So, in 2006 he decided to go all-in - he gave his two-week notice and started his real estate journey.      We then moved on to discussing how Josh was able to grow his business, year after year, even during the market crash in 2008. He shares that growing up as the youngest of four, in a fairly competitive family, taught him to always be the hardest working guy in the room. His work ethic and his consistency allowed him to grow his business 50% to 100% each year, for the first six years.    Together we then dive into discussing specific tactics that Josh uses in order to drive leads and how much it has changed in the last 15 years. Josh believes that the general idea is always going to be the same. Technology does change it up along the way, but the basic things stay the same. It's all about building your database, adding value, and following up on leads. Another important part, according to Josh, is your mindset. Because, it doesn't matter how great your database is, or how much you want to sell a $5 million house, if your mindset around that isn't right, then you're not going to do it.   We then talk about Josh's market predictions for the next 12-18 months. He believes that nothing is really going to change in 2021 when it comes to the real estate market. His prediction is that we've got several months of this market before it either softens or interest rates go up.    Josh also shares some advice for any new realtors out there. According to him, the key to winning in today's market is going back to basics. Building your database, doing open houses, and doubling down on the number of phone calls, handshakes and texts, compared to the market 5 or 10 years ago. The market is moving way too fast at the moment and the best thing for a new realtor might be to join a team for a couple of years and to learn as much as possible.    Josh then goes on to share some advice for buyers as well. The most important thing for buyers right now is to sit down with a local agent and figure out what exactly is going on in the market at the moment. He also urges buyers to pick their agents carefully, to make sure that they get a full-time agent, a person who sees contracts and offers all the time, somebody that's got experience negotiating.    Lastly, we dive more into the topic of interest rates. Josh believes that there's too much craziness going on in the world and in business right now, but that interest rates won't experience any major changes this year. While keeping in mind that there are so many variables that go into it, interest rates are currently so artificially low that at some point we have to get back up to normal numbers.   Don't miss this episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast with Josh Anderson and learn how to win as a realtor in today's market by going back to basics! Notable Quotes:   “I'd always wanted to get my real estate license because I wanted to buy some investment properties. And so I kind of just went all in. One day, I came into work and put in my two-week notice. That was my last normal paycheck.” Josh Anderson   “I didn't really have any money starting out, so I had to be successful.” Josh Anderson   “I'm not the smartest guy in the room but I will outwork anybody if it's something that I want.” Josh Anderson   “If you're the smartest person in the room, you're probably in the wrong room.” Josh Anderson   “It's the never stopping, getting out there, and showing up every day. That's the mindset that really makes a difference.” Mike Simmons   “The most successful people in every industry are really great at consistency.” Josh Anderson   “When it doesn't work the first 10 times you do it, you have to be willing to do it the 11th time.” Josh Anderson   “I did 23 deals my first year in the business. This past year, we did 255 for about 130 million dollars in volume.” Josh Anderson   “Having listings controls the business.” Josh Anderson   “I literally follow up with people until they buy or die.” Josh Anderson   “In this market, as a buyer or a seller, you're either all in or you're on the sidelines.” Josh Anderson   “People do business with people they know, like, and trust. I don't think that ever changes.” Josh Anderson Links: Nashville Realty Group Facebook The Anderson Group Nashville Pinterest The Anderson Group Real Estate Instagram Nashville Real Estate The Anderson Group Youtube The Anderson Group Real Estate LinkedIn Business Fast Track Blueprint 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

In today's episode, Mercedes, The Turnkey Girl, answers the most common questions on how to find good cash-flowing deals in the post-pandemic market. Stay tuned and find out what these questions are, how Mercedes finds exclusive off-market properties, why she does not keep all her cash flow deals for herself, and much more!

Australian Property Scout is a property investment buyer's agency that specialises in targeting high cash flow properties combined with great potential for growth. Founded by Sam Gordon, Australian Property Scout focuses strongly on properties that he can add value to and provide a strong cash flow in predominantly metro markets. He sources the same properties for his clients that he does for himself. In this episode of Property Showcase, Australian Property Scout's director, Sam Gordon, joins host Tom Gilmore to discuss the importance of aggressive investing. In this episode, hear from Sam about: Why an aggressive investment strategy could be key in today's market Why your cash flow needs to dictate your speed 

Remaining optimistic amidst the chaotic market and how to approach self care and how to separate yourself.

Thoughts on today's market for seller's and buys Client success stories Tips for sellers/buyer Podcast Comments Real estate market video by Shaun Johnson TikTok @johnsonfiles Shaun Johnson Woodland Park Zoo Events: https://www.zoo.org/events?cid=2&ceid=1145&cerid=1727&cdt=5%2f1%2f2021 Dinosaur Discovery & Color Life Happy art exhibit by PaTan Robinson Guest: Cynthia Gamel, Residential Realtor - Windermere RE Mount Baker (206) 396-2105, http://cynthiagamel.withwre.com/ Hosts: Mark Chavez, Residential Realtor - Windermere RE Mount Baker 206-960-6275, http://markchavezrealty.com Joanna Chavez, Assistant to Mark Chavez - Windermere RE Mount Baker 425-405-5890

Three tips to help you win in today’s competitive seller’s market. How can you as a buyer win in our competitive market? Each buyer and their financial circumstances are different. Each seller’s circumstances are different as well. The most obvious way to win as a buyer is to present the strongest offer to the seller. There are a few key elements that make an offer strong in today’s market: 1. Nonrefundable earnest money. Be sure that you’re ready to go all in with nonrefundable earnest money. When you do that, the property is typically newer or very well cared for. 2. Appraisal guarantees. This is a concept that’s new in our current market and what it means is this: If you offer, say, $110,000 on a $100,000 property, you guarantee to the seller that if the property only appraises for a price less than your offer, you’ll bring in the remainder of your contract price. They are another solid way to ensure that you have the strongest offer. “The most obvious way to win as a buyer in this current market is to present the strongest offer to the seller.” Keep in mind that the lender will only lend up to the appraised amount. There’s been a lot of demand, and we’re seeing that demand push prices up to the point that it’s hard for an appraisal to come in at a price that’s 5% to 10% over because the market’s moving so fast. This all assumes that this offer doesn’t have any other strange contingencies like subject to the sale of a home. 3. Hire a strong buyer’s agent. Our team’s agents are trained to ask the right questions to understand your scenario and what your levels of comfort are. We use that to your advantage in negotiating for you and asking the seller or the seller’s agent what’s most important to them and how you can get this offer accepted. We think this is one of the most underestimated aspects of a strong offer. Hopefully these points are helpful in getting your offer accepted and winning in this very competitive market. If you have questions about this or anything else, please reach out to your Colemere Realty specialist.

Why networking with Realtors is WORTH YOUR TIME in today's market! Did you know attending events (like our Abundance Conference) can pay off BIG TIME for you. I have never regretted investing in myself after attending an event, conference, or going through a course. Inevitably it ends up being just what I needed and gives me a shot in the arm to keep going and to keep improving.  https://bit.ly/mmabundance

Cynthia and Harvey discuss the Misery Index! It is the combination of inflation and unemployment. Stay tuned to hear more along with todays market rates! Thanks for watching! Subscribe to our channel to get the updated market trends each month for Las Vegas, and other great real estate tips and news! Tune in every Saturday at 11am to 101.5FM & 720AM, KDWN, The Talk of Las Vegas to hear Las Vegas Real Estate Now! Call Harvey for all of your Real Estate needs: (702) 203-1165. Check out radio show website: https://lvrealestateradio.com/​​​ Check out real estate website: https://brownblankfeld.com/​​

The year is already 1/3 done. What we've seen so far, and what may be coming.  In this week's #podcast, Ron is talking market conditions, rising home sales and crashing inventory levels. He also offers some tips for agents, home buyers, and home sellers. 

Will your clients remember you and pass you referrals? Are you working with empathy?   Carey Ann, Monte and Jason talk with Andrea Moskal, a Realty One Group Agent who has tapped into her empathetic creative flair to crush it in real estate since getting started in 2019.    ****You can listen to this and all recent episodes at: www.talkmusiccity.com   We Educate and Motivate All Things Real Estate! Have a question about buying/selling real estate and mortgages? Email questions@talkmusiccity.com or use #talkmusiccity to get your question answered!   The Talk of Music City Real Estate is sponsored by Music City Removal: www.musiccityremoval.com     A few things that came up:   -Jim Payne with 50 offers on a Murfreesboro property -JASON Market update, national inventory issues 4:00 -Andrea working in Real Estate since only 2019 -ANDREA I don't know the difference between COVID and non COVID times as I started during COVID 6:45 -MONTE you have to have a caring heart and be willing to serve others 7:45 -ANDREA losing her mother as she was getting into RE 8:30 -ANDREA understanding her mother's end of life care enabled her to be of massive service for those buying homes in a similar position 11:00 -ANDREA MOTTO STORY Meaning of a Flamingo "Stand Out Stand Tall Be Different" 14:00 -ANDREA Where to go Wednesdays 15:45 -ANDREA/MONTE taking what you have and making it amazing 16:25 -CA you're executing and making BEING DIFFERENT happen 20:00 -JASON Andrea is more than interested, she's committed....therefore she's flourishing 21:00 -CA mental preparation and past experience is key 22:45 -ANDREA You have to stay positive 23:10 -ANDREA if not one day at a time, go one hour at a time 23:30 -JASON baseball, rub some dirt on it 24:50 -JASON baseball closing pitcher story, slapping him to get primed 26:10 -MONTE Hal Elrod, feel the pain and move on 27:00 -ANDREA Don't compare yourself to other agents 28:35 -CA Social Media can be vastly inaccurate 30:05 -ANDREA I was coachable 31:10     Follow Casey and his company: tnradonservices.com   __________________________________________ Carey Ann Cyr manages and operates one of the Top Branches for CMG Financial in Franklin, TN. She and her team have become known for closing nearly impossible deals! They have processed over 300 million in mortgages since 2016 with over 613 families ushered into their dream homes! Contact Carey Ann: www.yourtnlendingsolution.com Monte Mohr owns Realty One Group Music City and has sold over $1 Billion dollar's worth of real estate and over 3000 homes sold over his 30+ year career! Interested in joining Monte as an agent? www.topagentsuccess.com The Talk of Music City Real Estate is Produced, Voiced and Edited by www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com          

Jon, Jeff and Rick Rubenfaer, Director of Business Development at closerlook, talk about how to sell in today’s market. closerlook is a data-driven pharma marketing agency focused on what matters most – Better health outcomes for patients and greater business impact for the biopharma brands that serve them. The firm is headquartered in Chicago and has over 100 employees across 5 primary competencies – Strategy, Analytics, Creative, Technology and Client Service Rick has led new client acquisition efforts at closerlook for the past 9 ½ years. Before joining closerlook he worked for a local pharma marketing agency called Big Communications, selling Sales Force Enablement solutions to pharma brand teams and prior to that, Rick sold online recruitment solutions to Fortune 1000 companies for a division of Yahoo at the time, called Hotjobs.com.   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Rick Rubenfaer: Website: https://www.closerlook.com/  Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/closerlookinc  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/closerlook  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/closerlook-inc-  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/closerlookinc  YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/closerlookinc 

Today's Market Trading Strategy & A Little Bit about Supermandude

Becky Ivins Real Estate Team beckyivins.com

The Mining Stock Journal's Dave Kranzler joins the podcast today for some thoughts on today's general sell-off in just about everything, including gold, gold miners and explorers. Not much of anything was up today, besides the US Dollar.

Host: Brandon Elliott @BrandonElliottInvestments | Guest Today: Kent Clothier Kent Clothier is a real estate veteran. As the Founder and CEO of Real Estate Worldwide (REWW), a multi-faceted real estate education company with headquarters in La Jolla, California, Clothier has become one of the industry’s most respected and influential thought-leaders. REWW educates and empowers customers using a curriculum steeped in award-winning  and proven real estate systems used by Clothier and his team.  ----------------------------

What is giving business leaders the edge today? What has held some back while others rise to the top? We spoke with Simon Sinek's co-author, David Mead to learn more about what they are seeing on the front lines with companies and dig into exactly what you need to know to win today.

The investment world is experiencing a unique cultural moment. Between the frictionless brokerage experience Robinhood offers, the rise of TikTok showcasing 30-second videos of questionable investment advice, and Reddit channels uniting thousands of individual investors at once, investing has never been more accessible to so many. But are the lessons that new investors are taking away from these experiences good? Joining 7investing founder Simon Erickson and lead advisor Matthew Cochrane to discuss these phenomena is returning guest Bill Brewster, the podcaster extraordinaire who serves as the host of The Business Brew and a co-host of the Value: After Hours. The three first look at Robinhood, the popular brokerage app used by so many new investors. Yes, a brokerage company’s main duty is to act as a middleman that connects buyers and sellers of stocks, bonds, and other assets. But beyond facilitating trades, the three co-hosts discuss several areas where Robinhood seemingly falls far short of ideal: Cochrane points out that Robinhood does not support Roth or traditional IRAs, two types of retirement accounts that feature extremely beneficial characteristics to American investors. Erickson takes aim at how the brokerage makes money, through the controversial practice of taking payments for order flows. Brewster highlights Robinhood's lack of customer support, telling a powerful personal story that drives the point home. The three also discuss the Gamestop (NYSE:GME) saga and the driving forces behind it. They wrap up the conversation addressing Michael Burry's recent tweets on inflation, including how investors can best position their portfolios to prepare for it. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/7investing/message

Jon and Bryan discuss how to build your brand in today’s market. For the better half of his life, Bryan didn’t belong to the common narrative of the world. Sports teams he didn’t make, friend groups he didn’t fit into, a fraternity he dropped after one week in rush, and jobs where his potential was tied to a direct report’s approval. Simply, Bryan wasn’t on the right path and didn’t know how to articulate it until he hit a quarter-life crisis (rock bottom) his junior year of college. Through self-discovery, Bryan became clear on his individuality, leading him to find a new community propelling him to stand out fully on his own and find the path that was meant for him all along – entrepreneurship. Traversing this pathway hasn’t been easy. However, what it has provided Bryan is a chance to show up every day personally and professionally 100% authentically as himself. On this journey, Bryan has been able to help build multiple startups at the center of helping others find their pathways by building tribes of their own and sharing their voices. Today that represents BW Missions where he helps transform experts into thought leaders such as Allen Gannett (Author of The Creative Curve), Rick Smith (CEO Axon formerly TASER), Denise Gosnell (Head of Data at DataStax), and many more. Bryan has been given the opportunity to share this message of crafting pathways to belonging in Thrive Global, PRSUIT, NGEN Summit, UGA Terry College of Business, and countless podcasts. His clients’ messages have also been shared in Forbes, INC, Morning Brew, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and more. As Robin Williams asks “What Will Your Verse Be?” in Dead Poets Society, we shape the verses that help the people stand out and build their path forward that will connect them with others in a meaningful way. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Bryan Wish: Website: https://bwmissions.com/ – bryanwish.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryanwish/

Welcome to The Stock Market Podcast by Sharique Samsudheen. We meet here every day at 8.30 pm to discuss, analyze, and learn everything about the stock market. We start the day by analyzing the Nifty & Bank Nifty levels and go on to talk about top news for the day. We also discuss stocks to watch for tomorrow. Join breakout. Option Selling MasterClass with Live Trading: https://www.breakout.army Join Us on Telegram - Search @fundfolio on Telegram. Do check out www.marketfeed.news for updates every day marketfeed Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=news.marketfeed.marketfeed&hl=en_IN&gl=US marketfeed iOS Beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/WprjMeVd Timestamps: Intro(Freakshow in the Market): 00:00 Watchlist Update(TCS, LIC HsgFin, Apollo Working. Manappuram also SL): 02:47 Markets Today(RANT of Today's Events!): 03:48 Huge Volatility. Retailers Trapped: 12:18 Why Markets Went Up, Nifty and Bank Nifty Analysis: 14:25 Who will take Responsibility? Where is SEBI?: 16:30 Largest Learnings from Today! What We Should Have Done Today: 18:10 Markets Tomorrow(FII Buys Rs 28,000 CRORE!!, OI Analysis): 20:15 Today's Magic in Options: 22:40 Your Questions, My Answers: 23:40 TickerTape: https://www.tickertape.in/?ref=youtube_marketfeed Join IDFC First Bank for 7% Interest on Savings Account - https://idfcfirst.ref-r.com/c/i/12572/50713087

Today’s market stands on the brink of great change and as SAIC's chief technology officer Charles Onstott explains to WT Editor Nick Wakeman, there are four mega-trends shaping those changes that companies need to embrace.

National Investor's Chris Temple is joins us this afternoon for his market analysis following the Produce Price Index report today showing inflation concerns persisting. We discuss what this all means for the general market and gold's inability to find uptrend. Chris and I also talk about the fundamentals behind the silver demand, the bond market, and how the Fed could soon respond.

In Episode 59 of the Investing Insights podcast, our hosts Victor Kumar and Steve Waters from Right Property Group discuss: The balance of Growth and Cash Flow, these are both very important in a property portfolio. They need to be balanced both for today and the future What you do now will set yourself up for the future. Market updates from Sydney and surrounds, Queensland, Victoria and Perth including lack of listings across the board and vacancy rates. Developing a portfolio that can pivot as your life changes. The planning process never stops! Regular portfolio reviews are key. The true investor invests during the good times and the bad. Make the best of the market as it is. Flexibility within your strategy is important. Cash flow is not all about income but also expenses. Cash flow management is key. You will hear all of this and much, much more in this episode of Investing Insights!

Mining Stock Journal's Dave Kranzler is welcomed back to the podcast today for a well-deserved follow up from last week's silver moves and continued analysis of the gold market. Trevor and Dave also discuss the bond market momentarily and what it means for the Fed's easy money policy.

Joining our podcast today is Todd Dexheimer, COO of Venture D Properties, which purchases and syndicates Multi-family apartments in emerging markets. His focus is on value-add Multi-family syndication in emerging markets. Todd and his team have purchased Multi-family buildings in 5 states and hold over $35million of real estate. Todd has raised over $15 million in private equity and has provided his private investors with double-digit returns on every investment. So listen closely to this episode as we find out how where deal flows are coming from and where to find deals especially in today's challenging times. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE How to find good dealsThe key to finding dealsHow to manage properties remotely The importance of value-adding propertiesThe significance of renovating unitsHow to deal with tenants taking advantage of COVID-19 QUOTES “Good property management is key” – Todd Dexheimer BOOKS: How to Win Friends and Influence People – Dale Carnegie Building a Story Brand – David Miller RESOURCES Home – Venture D Properties, LLC

Arthur Solomon - 4 flips in January and how he plans to double his business in 2021. The current market, finding deals, building relationships with contractors, and how to estimate rehabs - he gives his take on how he runs his business day in and day out. www.TrueWealthInvestors.com Want to meet with other like minded investors working toward BIG goals? Apply for the ELEVATE Mastermind Group. We are looking for a few more driven members ready to take their business to the next level! www.TrueWealthInvestors.com/mastermind

In Episode 356, Elliot welcomes Cody Bjugan with Vestright Land Development in Arizona! Cody shares his story of how he got into land development and the challenges he faced through the last crash. He provides a ton of valuable content for those interested in pursuing land development deals and discusses what you need to know and how to limit your risk! Tune in for a great episode with a seasoned and intelligent land developer! Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube or Stitcher for all future episodes and updates!

Jon, Randall, and Jim discuss how to understand today’s market and what it means to our business and decision making. PROFESSIONAL Jim Niedzinski, CFP®, AIF®, is cofounder of Motive Wealth Advisors. He and his team provide fiduciary wealth management to a purposefully limited number of high net worth families in the context of deep relationships. For more than 20 years, Jim has been advising clients with complex financial situations such as those involving privately held businesses, the knottiest of executive compensation packages, and the challenges of large tax liabilities. In addition to Jim’s breadth of technical knowledge, he also draws upon his two decades of experience to serve clients as their strategic advisor, helping them clarify their vision and make decisions that align with their deepest values. Jim earned a BA degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, while lettering on the varsity track team. He is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional and he holds the Accredited Investment Fiduciary® (AIF®) credential. PERSONAL Jim is gaga for Shannon, his wife of 18 years (they haven’t missed their weekly date in over a decade). They have a teenage son and nearly-teenage daughter they adore. If you get to know the Niedzinskis, you’ll find that their faith is important to them and they are active in their church community. Jim reads constantly (maybe too much—he even reads while brushing his teeth). He loves the outdoors and conditioning through CrossFit, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, mountain biking, snow skiing, and rock climbing. While Jim enjoys his active lifestyle, he also likes that it affords him the regular guilty pleasure of apple fritters from Donut Cutter in Royal Oak. DISCLOSURES Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. (CFP Board) owns the CFP® certification mark, the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ certification mark, and the CFP® certification mark (with plaque design) logo in the United States, which it authorizes the use of by individuals who successfully complete CFP Board’s initial and ongoing certification requirements. Advisory services offered through Motive Wealth Advisors, a DBA under tru Independence Asset Management, a Registered Investment Advisor with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Jim Niedzinski: Website: www.motivewa.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jimniedzinski Email: jim@motivewa.com

Its been a seesaw of a day in the general equity markets in the US today. National Investor's Christ Temple joins us for his thoughts on this brief correction. Chris also shares his thoughts on base metals and new energy metals, such as Uranium and Lithium. He also gives some thoughts on gold.

10 Things you should know about buying a house in today's market    

Let's face it, right now, there are less than 3000 homes on the market in San Diego County. That means that sellers are in the driver's seat. Be wary though, buyers, they aren't fooled. They know what a good value is and what's not. Today, we talk about the 18 things that you can do to get your home sold in this market. Questions? Call me at 619-818-2992. I'd love the opportunity to speak to you. Chris Spade Keller Williams San Diego Metro CA BRE #01785713 CA BRE #01295699 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chris-spade/support

In this episode of Project 38, Smartronix CEO Peter LaMontagne explains to Editor Nick Wakeman a new concept called “More’s Law” that sees agencies demand more data, more often, from more sources, in more formats and with more self-service tools to drive insights.

We connect with TF Metals Report publisher, Craig Hemke, today for his thoughts on this week's solid upward moves in precious metals and the miners and what today's special election for the Georgia Senate seats might do for the precious metals complex. We also discuss the continued and growing theme of inflation.

Peter Miller has been a literary and film manager for several decades and is President and CEO of Global Lion Intellectual Property Management, Inc. He has represented more than 1,500 books, including multiple New York Times bestsellers. In addition, his company has had multiple movies produced that he either managed, developed or executive produced, and currently has many film and television projects in development. Three of the films he produced have been nominated for Emmy Awards including Goodbye, Miss Fourth of July, A Gift of Love, and Helter Skelter. Peter has a number of film and television projects currently in active development with major film studios and production companies. He’s actively pursuing select clients and projects throughout the world. Website: https://globallionmanagement.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theliterarylion/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/globallionmgt/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/globallionmgt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GlobalLionMgt/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXjvy1_6SfuD-heMS_q0X3w 2020 Forbes Featured Article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnmariani/2020/05/11/what-will-be-the-new-normal-for-business-entertaining-after-the-pandemic/?sh=b8e13842098d Published Blogs on Medium.com: https://medium.com/@GlobalLionMgt Article written by Jean-Pierre Isbouts: https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/DKWj0ssxHX Published Blogs on ThriveGlobal.com: https://thriveglobal.com/authors/peter-miller/