https://www.spreaker.com/show/oregon-real-estate-podcast_1enBusinessCopyright Oregon Real Estate Podcasthttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/5741069f7089417f8a1ce289c7ffdfb2.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/oregon-real-estate-podcast_1Sun, 24 Jan 2021 17:19:26 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastOregon Real Estate Podcastinfo@oregonrealestatepodcast.comThe Oregon Real Estate Podcast is hosted by veteran Oregon Realtor Roy Widing, who provides helpful and interesting insights on Oregon real estate. Whether you're a real estate novice or seasoned expert, the Oregon Real Estate Podcast features...cleanepisodicOregon Real Estate Podcastinfo@oregonrealestatepodcast.comThe Oregon Real Estate Podcast is hosted by veteran Oregon Realtor Roy Widing, who provides helpful and interesting insights on Oregon real estate. Whether you're a real estate novice or seasoned expert, the Oregon Real Estate Podcast features relevant information in an engaging manner for anyone considering the purchase or sale of Oregon property.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/the-new-curb-appeal-curbing-your-real-es
When store shopping, most of us know what we want. The list can look different, too. For some, it might be milk, eggs and butter. The list for others may include coffee, a pair of shoes, or even a bicycle. When shopping online, this same principle applies. We're there for a reason.
Grocery shopping has little drama
One curious commonality about in-store and online transactions is the lack of drama. In part, that's because we don't usually haggle about price in those transactions. But they're also what might be called unemotional purchases.  
Retail shopping is often low on the emotional scale
This frequently isn't the case for house shopping, where there's often emotion and a large price tag attached. So we can agree home buying is different than picking up groceries. Another difference worth considering is that home buyers typically deal with people much like themselves, not a faceless, corporate entity on the other side of the transaction. Absent that corporate dynamic, some home buyers sense they can leverage the human element to ‘get a better deal.' There's plenty of advice bandied about for bargaining with home sellers. At their core is the thought sellers can be manipulated. Among the most popular of these tactics is writing a sentimental, or ‘heart tugging' letter to accompany your real estate offer. Sometimes they work, but more often how the offer is written is what matters most.
Emotions and driving sometimes don't mix
Have you ever watched a normally calm person behave aggressively while driving? Perhaps they swerve in and out of traffic, or lay on the horn in displeasure when someone cuts them off. A similar phenomena can happen in real estate transactions, fueled in part by emotion and money. Personality changes can look different, depending on each situation. Sometimes they arise out of fear, or a desire for control. The point is that stress can trigger more aggressive behavior that frequently backfires. That's because depending upon how a home buyer is perceived, perception becomes reality to some sellers. Especially appealing to many home sellers is no added drama to what's often an already challenging activity.
So instead of blustering one's way through the offer phase with ultimatums or other counterproductive strategies, more sophisticated home buyers find it effective to first discern a seller's reason for selling. This provides a clearer picture of what approach might work best. Armed with that data, a more appealing offer can be drafted. Regardless, abandoning the notion of getting a ‘steal' is helpful, since aside from the occasional horrible real estate market, that's simply not the norm. Besides, most sellers review recent comparable sales with their Realtor before listing their home and therefore have a pretty good idea of their property's value.
‘Win-Win' transactions mean a good deal for all
‘Win-Win'
Real estate transactions are most successful when they include an eye for a ‘Win-Win' outcome. Simply put, make it easy for both sides to say ‘Yes.' A key point here is that this means someone doesn't necessarily have to lose. Making the ‘pie bigger' is one analogy, where a real estate deal isn't a ‘zero sum' game. So by enlarging the pie, it's possible for both parties to still meet their needs.
Moving day can be fraught]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=47659Sat, 23 Jan 2021 06:09:21 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastOne reason buying or selling a home is different than other transactions is because with real estate, egos are sometimes involved. We often hear about the importance of ‘curb appeal,' or making a home look good from the street. Yet the ‘curb appeal'...
When store shopping, most of us know what we want. The list can look different, too. For some, it might be milk, eggs and butter. The list for others may include coffee, a pair of shoes, or even a bicycle. When shopping online, this same principle applies. We're there for a reason.
Grocery shopping has little drama
One curious commonality about in-store and online transactions is the lack of drama. In part, that's because we don't usually haggle about price in those transactions. But they're also what might be called unemotional purchases.  
Retail shopping is often low on the emotional scale
This frequently isn't the case for house shopping, where there's often emotion and a large price tag attached. So we can agree home buying is different than picking up groceries. Another difference worth considering is that home buyers typically deal with people much like themselves, not a faceless, corporate entity on the other side of the transaction. Absent that corporate dynamic, some home buyers sense they can leverage the human element to ‘get a better deal.' There's plenty of advice bandied about for bargaining with home sellers. At their core is the thought sellers can be manipulated. Among the most popular of these tactics is writing a sentimental, or ‘heart tugging' letter to accompany your real estate offer. Sometimes they work, but more often how the offer is written is what matters most.
Emotions and driving sometimes don't mix
Have you ever watched a normally calm person behave aggressively while driving? Perhaps they swerve in and out of traffic, or lay on the horn in displeasure when someone cuts them off. A similar phenomena can happen in real estate transactions, fueled in part by emotion and money. Personality changes can look different, depending on each situation. Sometimes they arise out of fear, or a desire for control. The point is that stress can trigger more aggressive behavior that frequently backfires. That's because depending upon how a home buyer is perceived, perception becomes reality to some sellers. Especially appealing to many home sellers is no added drama to what's often an already challenging activity.
So instead of blustering one's way through the offer phase with ultimatums or other counterproductive strategies, more sophisticated home buyers find it effective to first discern a seller's reason for selling. This provides a clearer picture of what approach might work best. Armed with that data, a more appealing offer can be drafted. Regardless, abandoning the notion of getting a ‘steal' is helpful, since aside from the occasional horrible real estate market, that's simply not the norm. Besides, most sellers review recent comparable sales with their Realtor before listing their home and therefore have a pretty good idea of their property's value.
‘Win-Win' transactions mean a good deal for all
‘Win-Win'
Real estate transactions are most successful when they include an eye for a ‘Win-Win' outcome. Simply put, make it easy for both sides to say ‘Yes.' A key point here is that this means someone doesn't necessarily have to lose. Making the ‘pie bigger' is one analogy, where a real estate deal isn't a ‘zero sum' game. So by enlarging the pie, it's possible for both parties to still meet their needs.
Moving day can be fraught]]>766ego,real estate,oregon,oregon real estate,oregon realtor,curb appeal,business psychology,oregon business,real estate negotiation,real estate psychologycleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastOne reason buying or selling a home is different than other transactions is because with real estate, egos are sometimes involved. We often hear about the importance of ‘curb appeal,' or making a home look good from the street. Yet the ‘curb appeal' that could be a deal-maker or deal-breaker in your next real estate transaction might be as simple as ‘curbing your own ego.' Curious? Find out more…in this insightful real estate podcast. When store shopping, most of us know what we want. The list can look different, too. For some, it might be milk, eggs and butter. The list for others may include coffee, a pair of shoes, or even a bicycle. When shopping online, this same principle applies. We're there for a reason. Grocery shopping has little drama One curious commonality about in-store and online transactions is the lack of drama. In part, that's because we don't usually haggle about price in those transactions. But they're also what might be called unemotional purchases.   Retail shopping is often low on the emotional scale This frequently isn't the case for house shopping, where there's often emotion and a large price tag attached. So we can agree home buying is different than picking up groceries. Another difference worth considering is that home buyers typically deal with people much like themselves, not a faceless, corporate entity on the other side of the transaction. Absent that corporate dynamic, some home buyers sense they can leverage the human element to ‘get a better deal.' There's plenty of advice bandied about for bargaining with home sellers. At their core is the thought sellers can be manipulated. Among the most popular of these tactics is writing a sentimental, or ‘heart tugging' letter to accompany your real estate offer. Sometimes they work, but more often how the offer is written is what matters most. Emotions and driving sometimes don't mix Have you ever watched a normally calm person behave aggressively while driving? Perhaps they swerve in and out of traffic, or lay on the horn in displeasure when someone cuts them off. A similar phenomena can happen in real estate transactions, fueled in part by emotion and money. Personality changes can look different, depending on each situation. Sometimes they arise out of fear, or a desire for control. The point is that stress can trigger more aggressive behavior that frequently backfires. That's because depending upon how a home buyer is perceived, perception becomes reality to some sellers. Especially appealing to many home sellers is no added drama to what's often an already challenging activity. So instead of blustering one's way through the offer phase with ultimatums or other counterproductive strategies, more sophisticated home buyers find it effective to first discern a seller's reason for selling. This provides a clearer picture of what approach might work best. Armed with that data, a more appealing offer can be drafted. Regardless, abandoning the notion of getting a ‘steal' is helpful, since aside from the occasional horrible real estate market, that's simply not the norm. Besides, most sellers review recent comparable sales with their Realtor before listing their home and therefore have a pretty good idea of their property's value. ‘Win-Win' transactions mean a good deal for all ‘Win-Win' Real estate transactions are most successful when they include an eye for a ‘Win-Win' outcome. Simply put, make it easy for both sides to say ‘Yes.' A key point here is that this means someone doesn't necessarily have to lose. Making the ‘pie bigger' is one analogy, where a real estate deal isn't a ‘zero sum' game. So by enlarging the pie, it's possible for both parties to still meet their needs. Moving day can be fraughtNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/homebuying-in-a-pandemichttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=9364Fri, 10 Jul 2020 21:44:27 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastAs we navigate through the 2020 Coronavirus environment, it's helpful to know that pandemics can provide a unique home buying opportunity. That's because market disruptions frequently propel motivated home sellers to action. Yet outbreaks like the...448oregon,homebuying,oregon homes,oregon real estate,oregon podcast,covid-19,covid19,covid,covid-19 real estate,covid homebuying,pandemic homebuyingcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastAs we navigate through the 2020 Coronavirus environment, it's helpful to know that pandemics can provide a unique home buying opportunity. That's because market disruptions frequently propel motivated home sellers to action. Yet outbreaks like the Covid-19 virus don't automatically favor home buyers. So what's the real scoop on buying a home during the Covid-19 pandemic? Do home buyers have more, or less of an influence in today's real estate transactions…and what should you know if you're thinking about home buying as Coronavirus dominates the news? Find out more…in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast. Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/2020-home-selling-what-to-expecthttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=8649Fri, 29 May 2020 21:32:39 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastWhen confronting the prospects of selling an Oregon home given the current pandemic climate, a common question asked of Realtors is "What's ahead? Is Oregon's real estate climate likely to get better, get worse, or stay the same?" Find out more in...464pandemic,corona,homes,oregon,wuhan,coronavirus,oregon real estate,oregon homeseller,oregon homeselling,how to sell your oregon home,sell my oregon home,selling oregon home,covid-19,covid-19 real estate,homeselling during a pandemic,pandemic home sellingcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastWhen confronting the prospects of selling an Oregon home given the current pandemic climate, a common question asked of Realtors is "What's ahead? Is Oregon's real estate climate likely to get better, get worse, or stay the same?" Find out more in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast episode.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/3-scenarios-to-coronavirus-recoveryDetailed predictions on how long the current Coronavirus pandemic will last require viral modeling and are fraught with degrees of uncertainty. That said, as a virus, we can examine several likelihoods to get a sense of the possibilities.
This insightful podcast episode examines each of three pandemic scenarios most likely to affect Oregonians. ]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=7964Thu, 30 Apr 2020 20:49:14 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastHow Long Will Covid-19 Last? Detailed predictions on how long the current Coronavirus pandemic will last require viral modeling and are fraught with degrees of uncertainty. That said, as a virus, we can examine several likelihoods to get a sense of...Detailed predictions on how long the current Coronavirus pandemic will last require viral modeling and are fraught with degrees of uncertainty. That said, as a virus, we can examine several likelihoods to get a sense of the possibilities.
This insightful podcast episode examines each of three pandemic scenarios most likely to affect Oregonians. ]]>484real estate,pandemic,quarantine,oregon,coronavirus,oregon homes,oregon real estate,oregon homebuyer,oregon homeseller,covid-19,covid,flattening the curve,home buying oregon,home selling oregon,oregon coronavirus,oregon covid,oregon pandemiccleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastHow Long Will Covid-19 Last? Detailed predictions on how long the current Coronavirus pandemic will last require viral modeling and are fraught with degrees of uncertainty. That said, as a virus, we can examine several likelihoods to get a sense of the possibilities. This insightful podcast episode examines each of three pandemic scenarios most likely to affect Oregonians. Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/pandemics-and-oregon-real-estateIn this currently changing situation, answers to all of these questions are not 100% predictable for the short term, but there is heartening news. Based on past virus outbreaks like SARS, viruses can experience less efficient transmission in warmer weather. This makes sense, since in Oregon, Winter frequently means maintaining closer proximity to others indoors for an extended period of time. As we move through Spring, Oregonians tend to spend more time outdoors where transmission can be reduced. We can also be thankful Corona virus didn't first accelerate here in late Autumn or early Winter.]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=7127Tue, 31 Mar 2020 21:43:35 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastGiven present concerns about the COVID-19 or Corona virus, many Oregon home buyers and home sellers are concerned about how it may affect their next real estate transaction. Related questions include "Will I be able to get a loan?" to "Are buyers...In this currently changing situation, answers to all of these questions are not 100% predictable for the short term, but there is heartening news. Based on past virus outbreaks like SARS, viruses can experience less efficient transmission in warmer weather. This makes sense, since in Oregon, Winter frequently means maintaining closer proximity to others indoors for an extended period of time. As we move through Spring, Oregonians tend to spend more time outdoors where transmission can be reduced. We can also be thankful Corona virus didn't first accelerate here in late Autumn or early Winter.]]>304podcast,epidemic,pandemic,podcasting,corona,oregon,homeselling,homebuying,oregon real estate,corona virus,covid,corona virus real estate,homes real estate,oregon pandemic virus homes,oregon real estate corona,pandemic oregoncleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastGiven present concerns about the COVID-19 or Corona virus, many Oregon home buyers and home sellers are concerned about how it may affect their next real estate transaction. Related questions include "Will I be able to get a loan?" to "Are buyers still interested in buying?" and "Is the market going to improve, worsen, or stay the same?" Added concerns surround what many formerly took for granted, like the simple act of touring a home, where buyers and sellers now hope to avoid spreading or contracting the virus. In this currently changing situation, answers to all of these questions are not 100% predictable for the short term, but there is heartening news. Based on past virus outbreaks like SARS, viruses can experience less efficient transmission in warmer weather. This makes sense, since in Oregon, Winter frequently means maintaining closer proximity to others indoors for an extended period of time. As we move through Spring, Oregonians tend to spend more time outdoors where transmission can be reduced. We can also be thankful Corona virus didn't first accelerate here in late Autumn or early Winter.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/helping-friends-and-family-downsizehttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=6348Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:26:33 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastDownsizing can mean a variety of things to different people. In the real estate realm, downsizing typically involves moving to a smaller, more manageable residence. What might seem to some a minor event, downsizing can have life-changing...364podcast,real estate,podcasting,moving,downsizing,oregoncleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastDownsizing can mean a variety of things to different people. In the real estate realm, downsizing typically involves moving to a smaller, more manageable residence. What might seem to some a minor event, downsizing can have life-changing repercussions. This insightful Oregon real estate podcast shows how to identify if downsizing is right for you or your loved ones and the steps to do it right!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/how-your-home-price-and-market-time-are-You might wonder why this is the case. Others may ask "How is this a problem? I can always come down in price later…besides, I can only sell this home once and don't want to leave any money on the table." While seemingly counter-intuitive, your best chance to sell faster and for the highest price typically means pricing close to the market, not significantly above it. Curious? Find out more…in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast!

https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Your-Home-Price-And-Market-Time-Are-Related.mp3]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=5779Fri, 31 Jan 2020 22:49:29 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastWith rare exception, most home sellers hope to sell their property for the most money possible. That's a perfectly reasonable approach. Yet if you overprice your property in an attempt to maximize your return, you're likely to sabotage your home...You might wonder why this is the case. Others may ask "How is this a problem? I can always come down in price later…besides, I can only sell this home once and don't want to leave any money on the table." While seemingly counter-intuitive, your best chance to sell faster and for the highest price typically means pricing close to the market, not significantly above it. Curious? Find out more…in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast!

https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Your-Home-Price-And-Market-Time-Are-Related.mp3]]>489oregon homes,oregon real estate,oregon homeseller,market price,how to sell your oregon home,sell my oregon home,selling oregon home,homeselling strategies,avoiding appraisal problems,home price,market pricing,oregon list price,pricing my home,real estate pricingcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastWith rare exception, most home sellers hope to sell their property for the most money possible. That's a perfectly reasonable approach. Yet if you overprice your property in an attempt to maximize your return, you're likely to sabotage your home selling efforts, have your property on the market longer and even receive less at the closing table.  You might wonder why this is the case. Others may ask "How is this a problem? I can always come down in price later…besides, I can only sell this home once and don't want to leave any money on the table." While seemingly counter-intuitive, your best chance to sell faster and for the highest price typically means pricing close to the market, not significantly above it. Curious? Find out more…in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast! https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Your-Home-Price-And-Market-Time-Are-Related.mp3Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/real-estate-soft-landing-or-crashhttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=5106Mon, 25 Nov 2019 18:53:59 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastPredictability in our daily lives is something most of us appreciate. This is especially true in the world of real estate. Some extreme changes, such as rapid home value appreciation, can suggest opportunity. Yet when the reverse happens, like when...362podcast,oregon,oregon real estate,oregon homeseller,oregon homeselling,oregon podcast,oregon real estate podcast,housing inventory,market meltdown,oregon housing,oregon housing inventory,real estate crash,real estate soft landingcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastPredictability in our daily lives is something most of us appreciate. This is especially true in the world of real estate. Some extreme changes, such as rapid home value appreciation, can suggest opportunity. Yet when the reverse happens, like when home prices drop fast, the alternative is sometimes heightened risk. Are there signs you should be aware of before —a frightening financial flame-out? Find out in this insightful real estate podcast!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/haunted-real-estateWhile at work one day, I received a phone call, then quickly recognized the caller as a client I assisted with a home purchase months earlier. I soon detected serious concern in his voice as I’d never observed from him before.
While the client talked, I listened and automatically ran through a brief mental checklist of his closed transaction:
‘Paperwork completed correctly?’  Check.
‘Home inspection performed?’ Check.
‘Inspection issues addressed and/or negotiated?’ Check.
‘Building permits researched?’ Check.
‘Insurance, title report, loan and closing documents taken care of?’  Check.
I run through a few more items in my mind, then hear him say the word ‘Ghost.’
Listen to this full Oregon real estate podcast episode and learn what happens!]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=5031Tue, 29 Oct 2019 16:46:15 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastThis re-broadcast of a popular true episode illustrates the far-reaching impact of what Realtors call ‘stigmatized property,' sometimes known as a ‘haunted house:' While at work one day, I received a phone call, then quickly recognized the caller as a...While at work one day, I received a phone call, then quickly recognized the caller as a client I assisted with a home purchase months earlier. I soon detected serious concern in his voice as I’d never observed from him before.
While the client talked, I listened and automatically ran through a brief mental checklist of his closed transaction:
‘Paperwork completed correctly?’  Check.
‘Home inspection performed?’ Check.
‘Inspection issues addressed and/or negotiated?’ Check.
‘Building permits researched?’ Check.
‘Insurance, title report, loan and closing documents taken care of?’  Check.
I run through a few more items in my mind, then hear him say the word ‘Ghost.’
Listen to this full Oregon real estate podcast episode and learn what happens!]]>708podcast,paranormal,ghost,real estate,ghosts,haunted,spooky,scary,halloween,poltergeist,homes,oregon,haunted house,haunted houses,haunted real estate,stigmatized,stigmatized properties,stigmatized propertycleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastThis re-broadcast of a popular true episode illustrates the far-reaching impact of what Realtors call ‘stigmatized property,' sometimes known as a ‘haunted house:' While at work one day, I received a phone call, then quickly recognized the caller as a client I assisted with a home purchase months earlier. I soon detected serious concern in his voice as I’d never observed from him before. While the client talked, I listened and automatically ran through a brief mental checklist of his closed transaction: ‘Paperwork completed correctly?’  Check. ‘Home inspection performed?’ Check. ‘Inspection issues addressed and/or negotiated?’ Check. ‘Building permits researched?’ Check. ‘Insurance, title report, loan and closing documents taken care of?’  Check. I run through a few more items in my mind, then hear him say the word ‘Ghost.’ Listen to this full Oregon real estate podcast episode and learn what happens!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/how-winning-homesellers-make-homebuyers-Whether you're a homebuyer or homeseller, the presence of multiple buyers competing for the same property changes everything. In other words, adding multiple buyers to the mix means a change in behavior between all parties involved.
When multiple buyers express interest in a property by each writing an offer, the balance of power has shifted substantially in favor of the seller. As a result of this decided shift, buyers typically become more competitive. Why? Because fear of loss can be a powerful motivator.
And while it's possible for three, four, or even more buyers to compete for the same house, the principle is essentially the same, regardless of how many multiple buyers write an offer. Adding more buyers to the mix, however, does have a tendency to ‘quicken' the pace. 
What can buyers do to lower the volume, lessen their own anxiety and reduce the frenzy without getting caught up in the process, all while making sure they don't miss out on the house of their dreams? Plus, what can sellers do to maximize their leverage in getting the best possible offer? And for both buyers and sellers, are there specific tips you can use to ensure you're ‘in it to win it' for your next home purchase or sale? Find out more in this helpful Oregon real estate feature article & podcast by clicking here.]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=4926Mon, 30 Sep 2019 22:56:34 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastThis ‘best of' Oregon Real Estate Podcast edition is one of our most popular podcast episodes. Listen and learn how you can take control of your homesale by making homebuyers compete for your property! Whether you're a homebuyer or homeseller, the...Whether you're a homebuyer or homeseller, the presence of multiple buyers competing for the same property changes everything. In other words, adding multiple buyers to the mix means a change in behavior between all parties involved.
When multiple buyers express interest in a property by each writing an offer, the balance of power has shifted substantially in favor of the seller. As a result of this decided shift, buyers typically become more competitive. Why? Because fear of loss can be a powerful motivator.
And while it's possible for three, four, or even more buyers to compete for the same house, the principle is essentially the same, regardless of how many multiple buyers write an offer. Adding more buyers to the mix, however, does have a tendency to ‘quicken' the pace. 
What can buyers do to lower the volume, lessen their own anxiety and reduce the frenzy without getting caught up in the process, all while making sure they don't miss out on the house of their dreams? Plus, what can sellers do to maximize their leverage in getting the best possible offer? And for both buyers and sellers, are there specific tips you can use to ensure you're ‘in it to win it' for your next home purchase or sale? Find out more in this helpful Oregon real estate feature article & podcast by clicking here.]]>1501homeseller,homeselling,oregon real estate,oregon homeselling,oregon podcast,oregon real estate podcast,how to sell your oregon home,sell my oregon home,homeselling strategies,home selling strategy,make home buyers compete,making homebuyers compete,oregon home sales,working with homebuyerscleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastThis ‘best of' Oregon Real Estate Podcast edition is one of our most popular podcast episodes. Listen and learn how you can take control of your homesale by making homebuyers compete for your property! Whether you're a homebuyer or homeseller, the presence of multiple buyers competing for the same property changes everything. In other words, adding multiple buyers to the mix means a change in behavior between all parties involved. When multiple buyers express interest in a property by each writing an offer, the balance of power has shifted substantially in favor of the seller. As a result of this decided shift, buyers typically become more competitive. Why? Because fear of loss can be a powerful motivator. And while it's possible for three, four, or even more buyers to compete for the same house, the principle is essentially the same, regardless of how many multiple buyers write an offer. Adding more buyers to the mix, however, does have a tendency to ‘quicken' the pace.  What can buyers do to lower the volume, lessen their own anxiety and reduce the frenzy without getting caught up in the process, all while making sure they don't miss out on the house of their dreams? Plus, what can sellers do to maximize their leverage in getting the best possible offer? And for both buyers and sellers, are there specific tips you can use to ensure you're ‘in it to win it' for your next home purchase or sale? Find out more in this helpful Oregon real estate feature article & podcast by clicking here.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/power-homeselling-4-steps-to-winning-withttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=4769Sat, 31 Aug 2019 18:55:16 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastMany homesellers are intent on either the hope of selling fast, or at the highest price. Yet there's a way to help you accomplish both of these goals. How is this possible? The secret is getting homebuyers to compete for your property. Curious? Find...730podcast,real estate,oregon,homeseller,homeselling,oregon real estate,bidding war,homeselling strategies,home selling strategies,home selling tactics,homeselling tactics,multiple offers,power home selling,power homesellingcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastMany homesellers are intent on either the hope of selling fast, or at the highest price. Yet there's a way to help you accomplish both of these goals. How is this possible? The secret is getting homebuyers to compete for your property. Curious? Find out more…in this helpful real estate podcast!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/how-weather-affects-homebuyers-homeselle
https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Weather-Affects-Homebuyers-And-Homesellers.mp3
 ]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=4528Fri, 12 Jul 2019 23:20:35 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastBuying or selling, weather can affect your real estate transaction in ways you may never have considered. Find out more in this insightful real estate podcast episode!...
https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Weather-Affects-Homebuyers-And-Homesellers.mp3
 ]]>551oregon,oregon homes,oregon real estate,oregon homebuying,oregon homeseller,oregon homeselling,escrow holdback,how weather affects homebuying,weather & escrow holdbacks,weather & real estate,weather and real estatecleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastBuying or selling, weather can affect your real estate transaction in ways you may never have considered. Find out more in this insightful real estate podcast episode! https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/How-Weather-Affects-Homebuyers-And-Homesellers.mp3  Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/how-to-sell-your-home-with-minimum-hasslhttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=4027Wed, 05 Jun 2019 23:37:14 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastMost of us are interested in avoiding hassles. Selling your house is no exception. But what about selling a home that could use some work, before you put it on the market? Concerned about the grind of preparing your property for sale? You're not...678podcast,oregon,home selling,homeselling,oregon homes,oregon real estate,oregon homeseller,oregon homeselling,oregon real estate podcast,real estate podcast,selling my home,fixing up my home,home repair before the sale,homeselling strategies,housing podcast,oregon home selling,realty podcast,selling my oregon homecleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastMost of us are interested in avoiding hassles. Selling your house is no exception. But what about selling a home that could use some work, before you put it on the market? Concerned about the grind of preparing your property for sale? You're not alone. Don't fret about the work ahead! You have options. Forget the home preparation grind. Go with peace of mind. Find out more, in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/the-perfect-home-sale-fact-or-fairy-talehttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=3856Wed, 01 May 2019 22:37:33 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastMost residential real estate transactions are ultimately successful, meaning they actually ‘close.' Such a ‘happily ever after' scenario has sellers receiving their money and buyers, their new house. However, given the many steps along the way, many...623buying a home,oregon homes,oregon real estate,oregon homebuyer,oregon homeseller,oregon homeselling,oregon podcast,certified realty,oregon home buying,oregon realtor,perfect home purchase,perfect home sale,perfect real estate transactio,selling my homecleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastMost residential real estate transactions are ultimately successful, meaning they actually ‘close.' Such a ‘happily ever after' scenario has sellers receiving their money and buyers, their new house. However, given the many steps along the way, many real estate transactions have a few ‘bumps in the road.' Sometimes it's a home inspection defect. At other times it's a lendability issue, like an appraisal. Or a legal or title issue, such as an unexpected lien or easement, like a highway or railroad right of way, or a faulty legal description. Successfully helping home buyers and sellers navigate through these kinds of transaction challenges is a Realtor's job. Many people are wondering…is the thought of a perfect real estate transaction fact…or fairytale? Find out more, in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast episode.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/whens-too-soon-to-list-my-house-for-salehttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=3497Fri, 08 Mar 2019 23:26:58 +0000Oregon Real Estate Podcast‘When's too soon to list my house?' is a common homeseller question Realtors are asked. To be sure, there are a host of factors that influence the optimum time of year to sell. When considering the best time to sell your home, several factors stand...545real estate,oregon real estate,oregon homeselling,oregon podcast,oregon real estate podcast,home inventory for homesellers,real estate podcast,seasonality when homeselling,timing your home salecleanfullOregon Real Estate Podcast‘When's too soon to list my house?' is a common homeseller question Realtors are asked. To be sure, there are a host of factors that influence the optimum time of year to sell. When considering the best time to sell your home, several factors stand out. One is the amount of homeseller competition based on predictable seasonality, such as Springtime, when many homesellers place their property on the market. Another related, but independent dynamic is competing homeseller inventory, which can fluctuate wildly and is affected far less by seasonality. Curious about factors to consider when timing your home sale? Find out more…in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/can-you-handle-an-honest-real-estate-ageA famous, oft-quoted movie line is ‘You can't handle the truth.' Yet have you ever considered how that statement might relate to hiring a Realtor? In other words, since agents provide information that can help your bottom line, are you interested in being informed with the truth, or might you prefer not to know?  It's no surprise that some sellers and home buyers aren't always willing to deal with certain issues, even given the prospect of a significant payoff one way or another. And the list of those possible challenges is endless.
Enter the Real Estate Problem Solver
Some examples of significant real estate issues include the results of a home inspection, such as a leaky roof, crumbling foundation or rampant mold. Alternatively, it might be something completely different, like an unreasonable loan underwriter, or even a low appraisal. A myriad of issues can throw real estate transactions into seeming chaos. But without mutual trust between the client and their Realtor, even the best of relationships can become needlessly more challenging if trouble comes. But by hiring a Realtor, you've got a real state problem solver on your team. A good Realtor is like a Swiss army knife-very handy to have around in a variety of circumstances. 
The Truth Hurts
By desiring an honest real estate agent, be prepared for certain situations where the truth hurts. So sincerely ask yourself if you actually want honesty in a Realtor. For example, do you want to know about that nearby just-sold comparable property that suggests your home may not be worth what you thought? The alternative may result in overpricing your home for months. Or when buying, will you disregard your Realtor's suggestion that the home you so desperately want is located close to a freeway and is likely to have issues upon resale? So whether buyer or seller, when your Realtor is being open and honest with you, can you handle it? Do you really want an honest real estate agent? 
The alternative is to ‘fly blind' when it comes to avoiding issues that might come back to haunt you later. After all, if you're going to hire a professional, whether it's a doctor, lawyer, architect or real estate agent, it makes sense to seriously consider their input. So if you're in the market for an honest Realtor, what are the kinds of things to look for and how do you locate one? Find out today, in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast!
Honesty, Trustworthiness & Integrity
Honesty is about telling the truth. Trustworthiness involves deserving someone's confidence. Integrity is being honest with strong moral principles. Most homebuyers and homesellers agree all three of these qualities are what they'd like their real estate agent to possess. And while these concepts are somewhat different, the words honesty, trustworthiness and integrity are sometimes used interchangeably in describing our comfort level with certain professionals. And speaking of professionals, one interesting aspect is a general consensus among most Americans on those professions deemed most trusted. 
How Trusted Are Real Estate Agents?
Overall, a recent poll shows the public most trusts nurses, doctors and pharmacists. On the low end of trusted professions are members of Congress, car salespeople, telemarketers and attorneys. So while polls show Realtors at neither extreme, as with any pr]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=3373Wed, 30 Jan 2019 20:54:01 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastCan You Handle the Truth? A famous, oft-quoted movie line is ‘You can't handle the truth.' Yet have you ever considered how that statement might relate to hiring a Realtor? In other words, since agents provide information that can help your bottom...A famous, oft-quoted movie line is ‘You can't handle the truth.' Yet have you ever considered how that statement might relate to hiring a Realtor? In other words, since agents provide information that can help your bottom line, are you interested in being informed with the truth, or might you prefer not to know?  It's no surprise that some sellers and home buyers aren't always willing to deal with certain issues, even given the prospect of a significant payoff one way or another. And the list of those possible challenges is endless.
Enter the Real Estate Problem Solver
Some examples of significant real estate issues include the results of a home inspection, such as a leaky roof, crumbling foundation or rampant mold. Alternatively, it might be something completely different, like an unreasonable loan underwriter, or even a low appraisal. A myriad of issues can throw real estate transactions into seeming chaos. But without mutual trust between the client and their Realtor, even the best of relationships can become needlessly more challenging if trouble comes. But by hiring a Realtor, you've got a real state problem solver on your team. A good Realtor is like a Swiss army knife-very handy to have around in a variety of circumstances. 
The Truth Hurts
By desiring an honest real estate agent, be prepared for certain situations where the truth hurts. So sincerely ask yourself if you actually want honesty in a Realtor. For example, do you want to know about that nearby just-sold comparable property that suggests your home may not be worth what you thought? The alternative may result in overpricing your home for months. Or when buying, will you disregard your Realtor's suggestion that the home you so desperately want is located close to a freeway and is likely to have issues upon resale? So whether buyer or seller, when your Realtor is being open and honest with you, can you handle it? Do you really want an honest real estate agent? 
The alternative is to ‘fly blind' when it comes to avoiding issues that might come back to haunt you later. After all, if you're going to hire a professional, whether it's a doctor, lawyer, architect or real estate agent, it makes sense to seriously consider their input. So if you're in the market for an honest Realtor, what are the kinds of things to look for and how do you locate one? Find out today, in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast!
Honesty, Trustworthiness & Integrity
Honesty is about telling the truth. Trustworthiness involves deserving someone's confidence. Integrity is being honest with strong moral principles. Most homebuyers and homesellers agree all three of these qualities are what they'd like their real estate agent to possess. And while these concepts are somewhat different, the words honesty, trustworthiness and integrity are sometimes used interchangeably in describing our comfort level with certain professionals. And speaking of professionals, one interesting aspect is a general consensus among most Americans on those professions deemed most trusted. 
How Trusted Are Real Estate Agents?
Overall, a recent poll shows the public most trusts nurses, doctors and pharmacists. On the low end of trusted professions are members of Congress, car salespeople, telemarketers and attorneys. So while polls show Realtors at neither extreme, as with any pr]]>759find a trustworthy realtor,find trustworthy real estate a,finding an honest realtor,honest agent,honest real estate agent,honest real estate agents,honest realtor,realtor with integrity,trustworthy real estate agent,trustworthy realtorcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastCan You Handle the Truth? A famous, oft-quoted movie line is ‘You can't handle the truth.' Yet have you ever considered how that statement might relate to hiring a Realtor? In other words, since agents provide information that can help your bottom line, are you interested in being informed with the truth, or might you prefer not to know?  It's no surprise that some sellers and home buyers aren't always willing to deal with certain issues, even given the prospect of a significant payoff one way or another. And the list of those possible challenges is endless. Enter the Real Estate Problem Solver Some examples of significant real estate issues include the results of a home inspection, such as a leaky roof, crumbling foundation or rampant mold. Alternatively, it might be something completely different, like an unreasonable loan underwriter, or even a low appraisal. A myriad of issues can throw real estate transactions into seeming chaos. But without mutual trust between the client and their Realtor, even the best of relationships can become needlessly more challenging if trouble comes. But by hiring a Realtor, you've got a real state problem solver on your team. A good Realtor is like a Swiss army knife-very handy to have around in a variety of circumstances.  The Truth Hurts By desiring an honest real estate agent, be prepared for certain situations where the truth hurts. So sincerely ask yourself if you actually want honesty in a Realtor. For example, do you want to know about that nearby just-sold comparable property that suggests your home may not be worth what you thought? The alternative may result in overpricing your home for months. Or when buying, will you disregard your Realtor's suggestion that the home you so desperately want is located close to a freeway and is likely to have issues upon resale? So whether buyer or seller, when your Realtor is being open and honest with you, can you handle it? Do you really want an honest real estate agent?  The alternative is to ‘fly blind' when it comes to avoiding issues that might come back to haunt you later. After all, if you're going to hire a professional, whether it's a doctor, lawyer, architect or real estate agent, it makes sense to seriously consider their input. So if you're in the market for an honest Realtor, what are the kinds of things to look for and how do you locate one? Find out today, in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast! Honesty, Trustworthiness & Integrity Honesty is about telling the truth. Trustworthiness involves deserving someone's confidence. Integrity is being honest with strong moral principles. Most homebuyers and homesellers agree all three of these qualities are what they'd like their real estate agent to possess. And while these concepts are somewhat different, the words honesty, trustworthiness and integrity are sometimes used interchangeably in describing our comfort level with certain professionals. And speaking of professionals, one interesting aspect is a general consensus among most Americans on those professions deemed most trusted.  How Trusted Are Real Estate Agents? Overall, a recent poll shows the public most trusts nurses, doctors and pharmacists. On the low end of trusted professions are members of Congress, car salespeople, telemarketers and attorneys. So while polls show Realtors at neither extreme, as with any prNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/holiday-househunt-hysteria-hot-or-hoaxhttps://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=3274Sat, 01 Dec 2018 23:00:12 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastWhile there's a case to be made for home buying and home selling in each of the four seasons, Winter is actually one of the most powerful times sellers can have their home on the market and when buyers might get their best deal. Learn why, in this...785oregon,oregon real estate,oregon real estate podcast,10 reasons why winter homesell,christmas real estate,holiday homebuying,holiday homeselling,homebuying in winter,homeselling in wintercleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastWhile there's a case to be made for home buying and home selling in each of the four seasons, Winter is actually one of the most powerful times sellers can have their home on the market and when buyers might get their best deal. Learn why, in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/lessons-my-prisoner-clients-taught-me
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There are also other questions you may never have considered. Like what happens if you're selling your home…from prison? In other words, is it possible to sell your house…from the big house? In today's program, we go behind the walls of freedom to see what it's like to work with multiple convicted homesellers. We'll also learn some life lessons from each individual behind bars. Find out more…in this insightful feature Oregon real estate article and podcast!]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=3204Thu, 18 Oct 2018 21:55:14 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastPerhaps you've seen TV shows and movies about ‘life behind bars,' or read prison-related books. But regardless of how stories on prison are shown in the media, the simple fact is that most people have never been incarcerated. As a result, one common...
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There are also other questions you may never have considered. Like what happens if you're selling your home…from prison? In other words, is it possible to sell your house…from the big house? In today's program, we go behind the walls of freedom to see what it's like to work with multiple convicted homesellers. We'll also learn some life lessons from each individual behind bars. Find out more…in this insightful feature Oregon real estate article and podcast!]]>1126podcasting,oregon real estate,oregon podcast,oregon real estate podcast,helping criminals with real es,oregon podcasting,realtor to those behind barscleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastPerhaps you've seen TV shows and movies about ‘life behind bars,' or read prison-related books. But regardless of how stories on prison are shown in the media, the simple fact is that most people have never been incarcerated. As a result, one common question about prison life is if it's very much like how it's portrayed…or is it significantly different than that? Click below to hear this presentation and click here for the feature length article. https://episodes.castos.com/Helpful-Interesting-Information-on-Oregon-Real-Estate/Lessons-I-Learned-From-My-Prisoner-Clients.mp3 There are also other questions you may never have considered. Like what happens if you're selling your home…from prison? In other words, is it possible to sell your house…from the big house? In today's program, we go behind the walls of freedom to see what it's like to work with multiple convicted homesellers. We'll also learn some life lessons from each individual behind bars. Find out more…in this insightful feature Oregon real estate article and podcast!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/the-many-faces-of-oregonOregon's diversity is hardly surprising, given that a majority of Oregonians aren't native to our state. It turns out that fewer than half of Oregonians were born here, with more than half hailing from somewhere else—most often California & Washington. In fact, roughly one in five Oregon residents were born in California! So what are the faces of Oregon…and how might this affect you if you're buying or selling a home in our state? Find out more in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast.]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=3083Wed, 26 Sep 2018 18:34:35 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastGiven Oregon's size and diverse geography, some make the case that it is really many states. This helps to explain the different reasons why people migrate here. After all, Oregon is 81 times larger than Rhode Island, more than twice the size of...Oregon's diversity is hardly surprising, given that a majority of Oregonians aren't native to our state. It turns out that fewer than half of Oregonians were born here, with more than half hailing from somewhere else—most often California & Washington. In fact, roughly one in five Oregon residents were born in California! So what are the faces of Oregon…and how might this affect you if you're buying or selling a home in our state? Find out more in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast.]]>870diversity,oregon,oregon real estate,the many faces of oregoncleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastGiven Oregon's size and diverse geography, some make the case that it is really many states. This helps to explain the different reasons why people migrate here. After all, Oregon is 81 times larger than Rhode Island, more than twice the size of Ohio and even slightly bigger than the United Kingdom. It's reasonable therefore to assume that with such a big state sporting different features and climates, a diversity of residents is more common.  Oregon's diversity is hardly surprising, given that a majority of Oregonians aren't native to our state. It turns out that fewer than half of Oregonians were born here, with more than half hailing from somewhere else—most often California & Washington. In fact, roughly one in five Oregon residents were born in California! So what are the faces of Oregon…and how might this affect you if you're buying or selling a home in our state? Find out more in this insightful Oregon real estate podcast.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/how-multiple-homebuyers-change-everythinWhen multiple buyers express interest in a property by each writing an offer, the balance of power has shifted substantially in favor of the seller. As a result of this decided shift, buyers typically become more competitive. Why? Because fear of loss can be a powerful motivator.
And while it's possible for three, four, or even more buyers to compete for the same house, the principle is essentially the same, regardless of how many multiple buyers write an offer. Adding more buyers to the mix, however, does have a tendency to ‘quicken' the pace. 
What can buyers do to lower the volume, lessen their own anxiety and reduce the frenzy without getting caught up in the process, all while making sure they don't miss out on the house of their dreams? Plus, what can sellers do to maximize their leverage in getting the best possible offer? And for both buyers and sellers, are there specific tips you can use to ensure you're ‘in it to win it' for your next home purchase or sale? Find out more…in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast!]]>http://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=3004Tue, 14 Aug 2018 20:30:56 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastWhether you're a homebuyer or homeseller, the presence of multiple buyers competing for the same property changes everything. In other words, adding multiple buyers to the mix means a change in behavior between all parties involved. When multiple...When multiple buyers express interest in a property by each writing an offer, the balance of power has shifted substantially in favor of the seller. As a result of this decided shift, buyers typically become more competitive. Why? Because fear of loss can be a powerful motivator.
And while it's possible for three, four, or even more buyers to compete for the same house, the principle is essentially the same, regardless of how many multiple buyers write an offer. Adding more buyers to the mix, however, does have a tendency to ‘quicken' the pace. 
What can buyers do to lower the volume, lessen their own anxiety and reduce the frenzy without getting caught up in the process, all while making sure they don't miss out on the house of their dreams? Plus, what can sellers do to maximize their leverage in getting the best possible offer? And for both buyers and sellers, are there specific tips you can use to ensure you're ‘in it to win it' for your next home purchase or sale? Find out more…in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast!]]>1501oregon,oregon real estate,bidding war,competing against multiple bid,feeding frenzy,multiple buyers,multiple homebuyers,seller's marketcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastWhether you're a homebuyer or homeseller, the presence of multiple buyers competing for the same property changes everything. In other words, adding multiple buyers to the mix means a change in behavior between all parties involved. When multiple buyers express interest in a property by each writing an offer, the balance of power has shifted substantially in favor of the seller. As a result of this decided shift, buyers typically become more competitive. Why? Because fear of loss can be a powerful motivator. And while it's possible for three, four, or even more buyers to compete for the same house, the principle is essentially the same, regardless of how many multiple buyers write an offer. Adding more buyers to the mix, however, does have a tendency to ‘quicken' the pace.  What can buyers do to lower the volume, lessen their own anxiety and reduce the frenzy without getting caught up in the process, all while making sure they don't miss out on the house of their dreams? Plus, what can sellers do to maximize their leverage in getting the best possible offer? And for both buyers and sellers, are there specific tips you can use to ensure you're ‘in it to win it' for your next home purchase or sale? Find out more…in this helpful Oregon real estate podcast!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/stop-waiting-for-your-house-to-sell_1But now, given a plethora of ways to gauge the popularity and market-friendliness of any listed home for sale, you can stop waiting for your house to sell.
The good news is that there are indeed options homesellers have at their disposal to ensure their home sells…usually a whole lot faster, and frequently for top dollar. So, what are these options to ‘jumpstart’ an otherwise lackluster homeselling situation…and are some better than others?
Stop waiting for your home to sell by clicking here, for this extra helpful Oregon real estate podcast & feature article!]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=2618Wed, 29 Nov 2017 19:30:36 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastIt's understandable how homesellers might wonder "Why isn't our house selling?" That's because some homesellers wait longingly, certain that if the sale of their property is ‘meant to be,' a buyer will appear. But now, given a plethora of ways to...But now, given a plethora of ways to gauge the popularity and market-friendliness of any listed home for sale, you can stop waiting for your house to sell.
The good news is that there are indeed options homesellers have at their disposal to ensure their home sells…usually a whole lot faster, and frequently for top dollar. So, what are these options to ‘jumpstart’ an otherwise lackluster homeselling situation…and are some better than others?
Stop waiting for your home to sell by clicking here, for this extra helpful Oregon real estate podcast & feature article!]]>860oregon real estate,oregon homeselling,homeselling tipscleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastIt's understandable how homesellers might wonder "Why isn't our house selling?" That's because some homesellers wait longingly, certain that if the sale of their property is ‘meant to be,' a buyer will appear. But now, given a plethora of ways to gauge the popularity and market-friendliness of any listed home for sale, you can stop waiting for your house to sell. The good news is that there are indeed options homesellers have at their disposal to ensure their home sells…usually a whole lot faster, and frequently for top dollar. So, what are these options to ‘jumpstart’ an otherwise lackluster homeselling situation…and are some better than others? Stop waiting for your home to sell by clicking here, for this extra helpful Oregon real estate podcast & feature article!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/i-have-an-offer-on-my-house-now-what_1Is the first offer usually the best one? 
Should I make a counteroffer?
What costs will I have?
How long will my property be off the market before closing?
How are Realtors and my existing home loan paid?
Click here to learn answers to these important questions and much more in this helpful podcast & feature article.]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=2551Sun, 08 Oct 2017 05:45:14 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastThere are literally dozens of questions homesellers can have upon receiving an offer. Some common questions are: Is the first offer usually the best one?  Should I make a counteroffer? What costs will I have? How long will my property be off the...Is the first offer usually the best one? 
Should I make a counteroffer?
What costs will I have?
How long will my property be off the market before closing?
How are Realtors and my existing home loan paid?
Click here to learn answers to these important questions and much more in this helpful podcast & feature article.]]>825homeselling,oregon real estate,oregon homeseller,homeselling made easier,i have an offer,i received an offer for my homcleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastThere are literally dozens of questions homesellers can have upon receiving an offer. Some common questions are: Is the first offer usually the best one?  Should I make a counteroffer? What costs will I have? How long will my property be off the market before closing? How are Realtors and my existing home loan paid? Click here to learn answers to these important questions and much more in this helpful podcast & feature article.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/secrets-your-realtor-knows_1What are these ‘private remarks,' how often do they include information potentially helpful to buyers…and why exactly are they marked private? 
Click here to find out more about ‘Secrets Your Realtor Knows' in this informative Oregon real estate podcast and feature article!]]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=2477Fri, 01 Sep 2017 22:11:59 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastOn many Realtor property listings, there are sections reserved for ‘private remarks.' This private information is intended for real estate agents, but sometimes may contain information that buyers could find helpful. What are these ‘private remarks,'...What are these ‘private remarks,' how often do they include information potentially helpful to buyers…and why exactly are they marked private? 
Click here to find out more about ‘Secrets Your Realtor Knows' in this informative Oregon real estate podcast and feature article!]]>864oregon real estate,oregon real estate podcast,private real estate agent comm,private realtor comments,real estate in oregon,realtor secrets,secret realtor information,secrets your real estate agent,secrets your realtor knowscleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastOn many Realtor property listings, there are sections reserved for ‘private remarks.' This private information is intended for real estate agents, but sometimes may contain information that buyers could find helpful. What are these ‘private remarks,' how often do they include information potentially helpful to buyers…and why exactly are they marked private?  Click here to find out more about ‘Secrets Your Realtor Knows' in this informative Oregon real estate podcast and feature article!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/how-much-will-it-cost-to-sell-my-home_1There are other costs, too, like the ‘hassle factor' and moving expenses. Thinking about selling your home? Click here to find out what you need to know in this informative podcast & feature article titled ‘How Much Will It Cost to Sell My Home?']]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=2402Fri, 16 Jun 2017 21:14:51 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastA common homeseller question is ‘How much will it cost to sell my home?' As with the sale of anything, there are a few factors to consider. For real estate, these factors can include a Realtor commission, plus items like title insurance, escrow and...There are other costs, too, like the ‘hassle factor' and moving expenses. Thinking about selling your home? Click here to find out what you need to know in this informative podcast & feature article titled ‘How Much Will It Cost to Sell My Home?']]>380oregon homes,oregon real estate,oregon homeseller,oregon homeselling,hiring a realtor,finding a real estate agent,homeseller expenses,homeseller strategies,homeselling costs,how much will it cost to sell ,how to hire an oregon realtor,how to sell your oregon home,sell my oregon home,selling oregon homecleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastA common homeseller question is ‘How much will it cost to sell my home?' As with the sale of anything, there are a few factors to consider. For real estate, these factors can include a Realtor commission, plus items like title insurance, escrow and recording fees. There are other costs, too, like the ‘hassle factor' and moving expenses. Thinking about selling your home? Click here to find out what you need to know in this informative podcast & feature article titled ‘How Much Will It Cost to Sell My Home?'Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonrealestatepodcast/can-i-trust-my-oregon-realtor_1So while many of us assume we're ‘safe' in the hands of our doctor, attorney or pastor, how trustworthy is your Realtor? Find out more here in this insightful podcast and feature article titled ‘Can I Trust My Oregon Realtor.']]>https://certifiedrealty.com/?post_type=podcast&p=2319Fri, 12 May 2017 16:15:44 +0000Oregon Real Estate PodcastBefore entering into a business relationship, it's helpful to know your real estate agent is nice, patient, available when needed…and honest. So while many of us assume we're ‘safe' in the hands of our doctor, attorney or pastor, how trustworthy is...So while many of us assume we're ‘safe' in the hands of our doctor, attorney or pastor, how trustworthy is your Realtor? Find out more here in this insightful podcast and feature article titled ‘Can I Trust My Oregon Realtor.']]>772oregon real estate,hiring a realtor,realtor honestycleanfullOregon Real Estate PodcastBefore entering into a business relationship, it's helpful to know your real estate agent is nice, patient, available when needed…and honest. So while many of us assume we're ‘safe' in the hands of our doctor, attorney or pastor, how trustworthy is your Realtor? Find out more here in this insightful podcast and feature article titled ‘Can I Trust My Oregon Realtor.'No