Between Two Brokers

Erin and Stacy interview Lara & Stacey from The Pulse Charleston, a boutique brokerage born from a niche marketing idea. The ladies talk building a brand, business partnerships, and of course this crazy-ass real estate market.

Buyers are on the verge of doing stupid things in the name of competition; also, investments in beach properties, an update on Stacy’s renovation, and producer Lindsay has a common seller question for Dear Schmoopy.

Stacy & Erin interview Tori Guglielmi, founder of Camelot & Co., who Stacy calls the “most impressive person” she’s ever met. Impressive she is, she’s also a marketing wizard with a real estate license so fellow realtors: she GETS our job and this episode is for you, you’re welcome. Tori is a dream come true for the creatively challenged!

Stacy and Erin look back at their deals from 2020 and highlight the takeaways and lessons learned from a difficult but record-setting year in real estate.

Erin & Stacy sit down with Onyx Design Collaborative as guests on their podcast, Building Badasses. The ladies talk interior design, client relationships, money, women in construction, and of course…tequila!

Like all couples, Erin & Stacy fight about finances and consider visits to the accountant to be couple’s therapy. Also, listing during the holidays, personal items in contracts, and leaving music on for buyers.

After a year of hosting a podcast about real estate, the ladies FINALLY interview a lender and get answers to common and maybe some not-so-common questions about borrowing money. 

Stacy & Erin discuss the woes of turning 40, therapy for Erin’s noise rage, price drops, contracts, and why real estate is not actually a dream job.

Mansplaining, renovation costs, refinancing and mortgage math – you know, things you deal with in your 30s.

You NEED a cup of coffee for this episode to keep up with Sarah Frick, local celebrity, founder of The Works, mother to 600 children, podcast host, superwoman with endless energy on next to no sleep. Brief, she is not, but it’s damn good stuff.