The Closing Table Podcast

What was supposed to be an exchange of experiences and explanations of understandings, turns into Ernie just venting about stuff that absolutely pisses him off!

Mel and Ernie go back and forth on some of the things they deal with that the other might not know about. 

Ernie has BIG news. He has made a change in his Real estate Career and Mel is absolutely stunned!

In this episode, Ernie and Mel discuss the impact a coach or guru can have for you. The benefits and scams they provide and some of Ernie's favorites. 

On this episode, Mel and Ernie have guest Brendan Wewer,. A commercial appraiser and owner of Common Wealth Commercial Appraisal Group. His shares is experience and expertise on the commercial side of appraisals as well as his knowledge of the different asset classes in the commercial real estate world! 

Mel and Ernie go over a few common terms in the real estate world that most buyers and seller might not know or understand. They review a dummy of a real estate investor claiming he encountered a realtor who broke the law, and Ernie goes over what exactly is an offer. 

This episode lost a lot of control very early and quickly into this episode. Alex Roche, Director with the GRCA comes on the show and takes it completely over!

We have very special guest Mr. Randy Miller, Borough Manager for West Reading on the show to share some of the improvements and plans for West Reading. Including what they do throughout the year and what he feels the borough needs to continue growth!

Mel goes over two specific loan that could be used to fix up a home that needs repair! One is non investor friendly and the other investors could use. Perfect if you are a buyer that is having a hard time finding a home you like, you can find a fixer upper and potentially fix it the way you like!

On this episode, Ernie and Mel talk with Dr. Paige Brookins, Executive Director for the Reading Redevelopment Authroity,  and Tony Veloz, Community Development Program Manager, to talk about Blighted properties and the issues they are causing to property values and community morale.