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Spring offer season is here and it is melting everyone's brains.
Nick and Seth open on the whiplash of happy new-client calls and festering problem calls, then dig into a condo market drowning in inventory, a starter-buyer pool that is frozen in place, and the real math of renting versus owning. Plus a run of genuinely unhinged bad-deal stories.
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Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
Everything actually happening in today's real estate market, minus the spin.
Nick and Seth break down mortgage rate volatility, why deals keep falling apart, and the real conversation buyers, sellers, and agents are having behind the scenes.
In this episode:
Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
A blizzard, a missing toaster, and a buyer's agent who never showed up. This one earns the name.
Nick and Seth get into the February snow lull, why septic and Title V testing grinds to a halt in winter, and how to get a listing sold anyway. Then the main event: a deal where the buyer toured the open house three times with the listing team, produced their own agent at the last minute, asked for $100,000 in repairs, and turned the final walkthrough into a seven-hour solo marathon during a blizzard. All over a countertop microwave they kept calling a toaster.
In this episode:
Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
How tech platforms quietly flip the commission structure and sell agents back their own clients.
Nick and Seth dig into the referral-fee machine taking 30 to 40 percent off the top, why handshake deals get people burned, and what actually protects you when someone refuses to pay after closing.
In this episode:
Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
Everyone says they miss snow until it actually falls on Boston.
Nick and Seth break down why Massachusetts is objectively terrible at snow removal, how half an inch turns the city into a crisis zone, and why New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont quietly run laps around us every winter.
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If you want snow, drive north. If you want beaches, universities, and heart transplants, welcome to Massachusetts.
Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
It starts with lobster sauce loyalty and ends with how real estate deals actually die.
Nick and Seth open on New England Chinese food economics, then get into why today's deals fall apart. Not over price, but over inspections, unrealistic expectations, and buyers feeding inspection reports straight into ChatGPT.
In this episode:
Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
Holiday chaos, inspection fights, and a wire transfer that never actually existed.
Nick and Seth break down why inspection negotiations go sideways, how repair requests blow up clean deals, and what the latest Massachusetts inspection law changes mean for buyers and sellers. Then it gets personal with holiday party politics, RSVP lies, and a cash buyer story you have to hear to believe.
In this episode:
Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
The deals nobody wants to admit went sideways. Welcome to Bad Deals Only.
Real estate attorney Nick Nardone and Boston broker Seth Williams pull back the curtain on what actually happens when a transaction starts to unravel. Inspection chaos, permit disasters, and agents who torch a clean deal over nothing. This is the messy reality of buying and selling in Massachusetts.
In this episode:
Hosted by Seth Williams (Reference Real Estate) and Nick Nardone (real estate attorney). More at sellinboston.com.
For entertainment only. Nothing here is legal, financial, or real estate advice.
From the publisher's feed
Bad Deals Only is a podcast about bad deals, bad decisions, and the lessons that come from them.
We break down real estate deals gone wrong, business mistakes, financial missteps, and everyday decisions that cost more than they should. Each episode dives into why these deals failed, what people missed in the moment, and how to avoid making the same mistakes yourself.
This podcast covers real estate investing, business strategy, money management, work culture, negotiation mistakes, and the hidden costs behind decisions that look good on paper. No gurus, no fake success stories, and no pretending hindsight is obvious.
If you are interested in real estate, business, entrepreneurship, personal finance, or learning from other people’s expensive mistakes, Bad Deals Only delivers honest conversations, strong opinions, and practical takeaways.
New episodes weekly.