REplays: Recent Episodes
Justin Core
Learn about everything real estate through segments and short interviews with industry experts. Justin discusses timely news affecting the national real estate market and also covers trending topics such as smart home technology, buying a second home, advice for aspiring agents, and advice for first-time buyers and sellers.
Justin & Karina address what it looks like to create a winning offer to make sure you stand out in this competitive market.
On this episode I'm joined by Orlando resident Austin Valle, who founded Orlando YIMBY (Yes In My Backyard) who has a mission to promote affordable housing. The four core policy principles of YIMBY are...
- Legalize Housing
- Stop The Sprawl
- Build More Affordable Housing
- Prioritizing People, Not Cars
Learn more about YIMBY here: https://www.orlandoyimby.org/
Justin Core & Karina Erickson discuss what it looks like to transition from renting a to homeownership.
If you are looking to buy in 2022, this is your next best step. Hear from Core Group Broker, Justin Core and Core Groups inside sales agent, Karina Erickson to help answer some FAQs and direct your next best step!
On the flip-side from yesterday's topic (FSBO:Going it Alone as a SELLER), I now discuss why you may (or may not?) want to begin your home search search without the help of a Realtor... 😬
If you’re considering listing your home or an investment property, it can be tempting to list your house for sale by owner. Let's see why it may not actually be the best bang for your buck (or time, or energy, or mental well being).
What exactly is the point of a quit claim deed? When would something like this come into a RE play?
Kitchens, bathrooms, and title- OH MY! Is investing in your home even worth it if you know you'll be selling your home?
Is there any benefit to get your mortgage through your current bank? Does having that relationship matter when it comes down to the bottom line?
In this episode I joined Austin Hair on his Commercial Real Estate Secrets podcast! We discuss the current state of the economy, the implication of mortgage rates, migration trends, and the future real estate.
Currently, in this market, do you HAVE to waive the appraisal? Let's run through a couple examples...