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The Strength of Residential Real Estate Colorado Masters Radio
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Timing Is Everything Colorado Masters Radio
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Adam Contos, CEO RE/MAX International Colorado Masters Radio
Del Van Essen of Community Banks Mortgage stops by to talk about how wealth builders can use such tactics as delayed financing to invest in multiple homes. Barry and Larry break down the Colarado Springs real estate market neighborhood-by-neighborhood.
Del Van Essen of Community Banks Mortgage drops by the studio to talk about why it’s important to use local lenders when buying property. Barry, Larry, and Sherry discuss the unusual current lack of inventory in the Colorado housing market, and how consumers can best beat the problem.
Eugene O’Brien of RE/MAX Masters Property Management stops by to offer advice on how to screen potential tenants. Barry, Larry, and Sherry discuss the importance of having a specific point person to help investors along during negotiations.
Eugene O’Brien of RE/MAX Masters Property Management drops by the studio to forecast the housing market in both Colorado Springs and Denver. Barry, Larry, and Sherry discuss the downfalls consumers can face by relying too heavily on the internet before buying or selling a home.
Barry, Larry, and Sherry discuss why you should expect 100% loyalty from all members of your wealth building team. They list out the process new wealth builders can expect when they sign up with Vesterra Hot Spots.
Barry, Larry, and Sherry discuss the roles of trustee and fiduciary that a real estate agent plays. They list out questions for consumers to ask prospective agents to ensure they live up to their fiduciary role.
Barry, Larry, and Sherry discuss how real estate investors and wealth builders can bottomize risk. They explain all of the things investors need to look for before purchasing a property, like radon and deferred maintenance items, among other things.
Barry, Larry, and Sherry discuss the various advantages and disadvantages that come with certain term-length contracts. They examine why many real estate agents are reluctant to write contracts that last over 180 days.
