Real Estate Queens

This is the final episode of the Real Estate Queens podcast. It has been quite a journey from 2021 when the pod started to today. I am happy about the journey and looking forward to the future

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Today I have a special guest, Liz Faircloth. 

She is the co-founder of the Derosa group, with her husband Matt, which invests in residential and commercial properties. She is also the co-founder and co-host of the InvestHer podcast and community where she teaches, inspires, motives, and supports women investing in real estate, something we are very passionate about.

In June she will be hosting the invest her conference, a conference for women in real estate.

This is a very special episode.

For tickets visit to investher con visit

https://marinashiferman.krtra.com/t/3SXjHPO5gQYf

To learn more about Liz here are her links

https://www.therealestateinvesther.com/our-story

https://www.derosagroup.com/about

Today we are having a casual conversation about contingencies, the idea of "over paying" and the idea of waiting for the perfect time to buy or sell.

Lets talk about district 7, which is the Marina, Cow Hollow. Pacific and Presidio Heights. This district, these areas are super desirable, sought after, exclusive, and the priciest in all of San Francisco

If you prefer reading this information visit the blog

https://www.marinashiferman.com/san-francisco-real-estate-blog/marina-district-cow-hollow-presidio-and-pacific-heights-spotlight

Today we are continuing our discussion of the responsibilities of buyers, sellers, and agents involved in a transaction in San Francisco.

I am talking about a real estate transaction in San Francisco.

By now, you've probably heard whispers about the pending lawsuit between the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and a group of homesellers. This lawsuit is currently pending court approval.

In today's episode, I'll be going deep into the essential topics of the lawsuit and breaking down its implications for you. From commission structures to the intricacies of how payments are made, we'll leave no stone unturned.

This information has been gathered from discussions with colleagues, consultations with my legal team, and thorough research to bring you the most comprehensive analysis possible.

By now you might have heard of the pending lawsuit between the NAR (National Association of Realtors) and a group of homesellers.

I am going to explain some essential topics of the lawsuit and the implications to you.

This lawsuit is pending court approval.

This information is what I have gathered with discussions with colleagues, my legal team, researching and reading online articles.

A huge portion is commission and how it is paid.

Happy international womens day!

Today we are talking about the history of women and money, power, and success.

We are talking about women CEOS, billionaires, millionaires, and women in real estate

We are talking about history of women getting financing on their own and being homeowners.

We are talking about how the real estate queens podcast was created

San Francisco is divided into 10 districts. 

Each district has multiple neighborhoods within its borders.

During the rest of the year we will cover each district, we are starting with district 9 and all its neighborhoods primarily because I am preparing a listing to bring to market in Potrero Hill. 

Reminder, this is a real estate podcast, not a political podcast so we are going to talk  specifically about the real estate in these districts.

So d9 is made up of

read more here

What are the differences between a condo and a tenancy in common (TIC) in San Francisco?

There are 3 main differences that we discuss

1. Ownership

2. Financing

3. Tenant/landlord rights

I am speaking about San Francisco exclusively