Real Estate Raw: Recent Episodes
Chris, Sarah and Wes
Real Estate Raw is a podcast hosted by two Realtors (Christopher Webb and Sarah Catalina) and a Mortgage Loan Officer (Wes Covert) all based out of California. On this podcast, they have discussions about information in the real estate world the average consumer might not be familiar with.
In this episode we discuss how the Fed Rate cut affects mortgage rates and how coronavirus or election may impact you buying a home or even your current investments.
In this short episode we discuss the main purposes of home inspections and what to look for when you finally recieve the report.
Our guest speaker for today comes from the title and escrow side of a real estate trasaction. A lot of people dont understand what escrow is and what it is for so we decided to finally clear the air.
In this episode we try and weigh out the good and bad aspects of getting solar panels for your home. We have a couple of real life scenarios mentioned here so tune in and see if solar is something that you might benefit from.
Have you ever had a question for an appraiser? Tune in to see if it was answered it in this episode of Real Estate Raw. Our guest speaker is a certified appraiser so we picked his brain to see what the appraisal process is like from the man who does it himself.
In this episode we draw out the process of getting pre-qualified for a home loan. We also discuss a few typical misconceptions that some people might have.
Find out what some of the pros and cons would be in using an online company for listing your home or getting a loan. Tune in to determine whether or not going online might suit your needs.
In this episode we'll be comparing the pros and cons between previously occupied homes on the market and new homes being built. Tune in to find out which one might be the right fit for you.
Taking a look at the real estate market during the current holiday season and comparing it to the usual patterns.
An inside look on how to decide which agent might be best to represent you in your transaction.
A deep dive into the 2007/2008 financial crisis and how it compares to our current housing market.