Here are 5 ways you can invest in the neighborhood you live in or have investment property.

This podcast discusses that while experience has value in real estate, an agent's adaptability and commitment to ongoing training are more critical than the number of years they've been licensed. The presenters assert that due to rapid changes in technology, regulations, and market conditions, agents who struggle to stay current may not be as effective as newer agents who bring fresh energy and readily adopt modern approaches. They suggests focusing on factors like an agent's dedication to education, tech proficiency, adaptability, and communication skills when choosing a representative, as these indicators of growth, learning, and innovation ultimately matter more than simply years in the business.

Buying a home in with a VA Loan as a first-time buyer—especially as a U.S. military veteran or active duty member—can be both exciting and overwhelming. With the right preparation, guidance, and a well-structured plan, you can navigate the process smoothly and secure a home that meets your needs. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help first-time homebuyers in the US, including Guam, get started, proudly sponsored by RealtorTerry.com.

This podcast advocates that the current economic uncertainty and market turmoil in real estate actually create favorable conditions for strategic buyers and investors. The podcast highlights the advantages of acting decisively during such times, including reduced competition, increased negotiating power, declining interest rates, and real estate's role as a hedge against inflation. The central theme is that "it's not about timing the market; it's about time in the market," emphasizing the long-term benefits of acquiring quality real estate assets during periods of uncertainty.

This podcast episode from "Realtor Terry talks about the Real Estate Market" explains the traditional role of a buyer's agent, emphasizing their duty to act in the buyer's best interest through tasks like property identification, negotiation, and due diligence. The discussion then shifts to the significant impact of the National Association of Realtors settlement, which introduces greater transparency and necessitates direct commission negotiation between buyers and their agents. Consequently, the role of the buyer's agent is evolving towards that of a trusted advisor who must clearly articulate their value and expertise in navigating transactions under this new compensation model. The host offers advice for buyers on how to navigate this changing landscape, including interviewing agents and openly discussing fees.

Realtor Terry's podcast episode addresses the current uncertainty in the real estate market, questioning if it's a favorable time to buy a home. The host acknowledges fluctuating interest rates and potential market corrections but suggests these don't automatically signal a bad buying opportunity. Strategic advice is offered, including getting pre-approved, being flexible, working with an agent, and focusing on long-term goals instead of market timing. Ultimately, the podcast concludes that the ideal time to buy depends on individual financial readiness and needs, emphasizing real estate as a long-term investment.

You've just got military orders, or your company is transferring you to Guam. Now what? Where is it and what's it like?The podcast talks about Guam as an island destination, highlighting its tropical climate, rich CHamoru culture, and various housing options available through Realtor Terry's services.

It gives a general overview of the cost of living, transportation needs, education, healthcare, and abundant outdoor activities, painting a picture of a transformative lifestyle.

Additionally, we discuss common challenges of relocating to Guam, such as adapting to a slower pace, limited public transit, higher expenses, weather considerations, cultural differences, potentially limited specialized healthcare, as well as the distance from the mainland.

If you’re thinking about selling your house, you may have heard about the housing market slowing down in recent months. While it’s still a sellers’ market, the peak frenzy the market saw over the past two years has cooled some. If you’re asking yourself if you’ve missed your chance to sell your house and make a move, the good news is you haven’t – motivated buyers are still out there. But you do need to price your house right for today’s market. Here’s why.

If you’re thinking about buying a home, you likely have a lot of factors on your mind. You’re weighing your own needs against higher mortgage rates, today’s home prices, and more to try to decide if you want to jump into the market. While some buyers may wait things out, there’s a reason serious buyers are making moves right now, and that’s the growing number of homes for sale.

Lets look at what the experts are saying...