Real Estate Jerky Breaks Down Inventory, FAIR Plan Changes and Renter Buying Barriers
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Ed Parcaut and RE/MAX Executive realtor Mike Kelly break down this week's real estate market on Real Estate Jerky, on Power Talk 1360 KFIV and iHeartMedia.
In this episode:
- Spam lead texts, a door company that never sent a quote, and the idea for a new "Friends of Real Estate Jerky" list of vendors Ed and Mike have used and trust
- Nationwide and California inventory and days-on-market numbers, plus local Stanislaus County closings
- How AI tools are changing everyday work for small businesses
- A renter survey on wanting to buy, and the down payment barrier
- CoreLogic home price data and why California is a different market
- Community events coming up, including the Veterans Day parade
- California FAIR Plan changes and why it pays to get insurance requoted
- Defensible space and fire prep
- A "Flintstones" cave house for sale in Illinois for $59,000
- How credit scores and debt-to-income come into play when buying
- U.S. News best places to live
- People leaving California, and a proposed ban related to silica in engineered stone countertops
- Community Corner: this weekend's local events, including the Cheese and Wine Festival
Airs Saturdays at noon on KFIV 1360, with replays Sunday at 3 PM and the following Wednesday at 7 PM. Find past shows wherever you get podcasts or at realestatejerky.com.
This show is for general information and entertainment only and is not an offer to lend or a commitment to lend. Edward R. Parcaut, NMLS #235384, CA DRE #01077454. Lending For Living Inc, Real estate broker, California Department of Real Estate, NMLS #855360, CA DRE #01907016. Equal Housing Opportunity. This is not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to credit approval, underwriting guidelines and program availability. NMLS Consumer Access: www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org Not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or any government agency.