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We have Sunny Khanna and Ann Lueders Csincsak on to discuss what is happening in the world of real estate, airbnb investing and how staging and decor plays a significant role. Did you think Airbnb's were on the way out? Think again. Did you think you could just empty your house and list it? Think again. Find out the one thing you can do as a homeowner to maximize your return when selling your home.
http://Exclusiverealtyco.com
http://Arizonastaginganddecor.com
We dive into the appraisal industry with prominent Scottsdale Realtor, Kathleen McDowell from Keller Williams and Andrew Turley, owner of successful appraisal company Phoenix Valuation, to learn about the do's and don'ts throughout the appraisal process. We gain insight from Andrew on common mistakes and find out what a homeowner can do to maximize the return when selling their residence. We discover what happens backstage before and after an actual appraisal and discuss the realtor's role in the equation. Together, we uncover a growing concern in many fields - the gap of knowledge that occurs when industry professionals retire (or need to) and upcoming professionals aren't ready to take over. Chicken Little finds his way into the conversation but we shoot him down - the sky is not falling. Instead, Kathleen implores him and the rest of us to marry the house but date the rate. Don't miss the very last part when we find out what appraisers do besides simply picking up orders to appraise a home.
http://www.Phoenixvaluations.com
What is going on in the Phoenix Real Estate market and how do we interpret the data provided? Shifting from a sellers' market to a more balanced market can, for some, feel like a crash, but is it? Alarming headlines "The Sky is Falling!" Is it? Flip investors skew the data, artificially inflating the data when they pull out. Are we overbuilding? We discuss affordability in Phoenix and the changing demographics in the state. Flip investing and investing in residential rentals has been in cash - and what that means in comparison to the last crash. We laugh about the concept of "distressed" properties and what that meant back in the day compared to today. Come laugh with us!
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