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Insights on Housing Trends, Interest Rates, and Real Estate Industry Disruptions With Fred Glick and René Pérez Jr. of Arrivva

Guest host Drew Thomas Hendricks flips the script and interviews the dynamic duo of real estate – Fred Glick, the Broker and Real Estate Realist, and René Pérez Jr., the Salesperson and Pricing Savant. In this episode, the team dives into the latest real estate trends, debunking national reports, and offering unique insights into the local market. From discussing the impact of the Case-Shiller Index to debating the trajectory of interest rates, Fred and René share their perspectives on the current economic scenario, providing listeners with valuable real estate insights.
Tune in for a candid conversation that challenges a cookie-cutter approach and explores the innovative wisdom Arrivva brings to the real estate game– from revolutionizing buyer-broker fees to evaluating industry giants’ perspectives. Get ready for a thought-provoking journey into the complexities and nuances of the real estate market with Arrivva at the helm.

Inside the $1.8 Billion Lawsuit and the Shift in Commission Dynamics in Real Estate With Fred Glick and René Pérez Jr. of Arrivva

Join Drew Thomas Hendricks as he sits down with Fred Glick, a Broker, Real Estate Realist, and the Founder of Arrivva, along with René Pérez Jr., a Salesperson and Pricing Savant, as they dive deep into the latest developments shaking up the real estate industry. From groundbreaking legal rulings challenging traditional commission dynamics to the intricacies of buyer-broker relationships, Fred and René share their insights and experiences.
Explore topics such as bidding strategies, the myth of second rounds in multiple offer scenarios, the emergence of 1031 exchanges, and invaluable tips for homebuyers and sellers alike. Discover the unfiltered truth about real estate, unraveling complexities and offering actionable advice for navigating the ever-evolving landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned real estate professional or a first-time homebuyer, We Fixed Real Estate podcast provides a fresh perspective on the industry’s challenges and opportunities.

Fannie Mae’s New Loan-to-Value, Buy a Multifamily Property as an Investor With Just 5% Down With Fred Glick of Arrivva

Join us in this insightful episode as Drew Thomas Hendricks, from Nimbletoad Marketing, turns the tables and interviews Fred Glick, a Broker, Real Estate Realist, and the Founder of Arrivva. Dip your toes in the world of real estate and investment strategies and join this interesting discussion about the game-changing updates in Fannie Mae’s Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios for multifamily properties.
Discover an interesting way to invest in a four-unit property with just a 5 percent down payment, explore the implications of private mortgage insurance (PMI), and learn about the 2-1 buydown strategy to navigate interest rate challenges. Whether you’re a prospective buyer, seller, or an investor, this episode provides valuable insights into maximizing opportunities and overcoming challenges in the ever-evolving real estate market.

Flat Fees, Full-Service Excellence, and Unfiltered Insights With Fred Glick of Arrivva

Join Drew Thomas Hendricks of Nimbletoad as he interviews Fred Glick, the Broker, Real Estate Realist, and Founder of Arrivva, in a candid discussion that peels back the layers of the real estate industry. In this episode, they explore what sets Arrivva apart from the competition, the innovative flat fee approach challenging traditional real estate cartels, and the exceptional communication that defines Arrivva’s service. Discover how Arrivva thrives amidst industry turmoil, legal battles, and market transformation, all while letting happy clients do the talking. Get an insider’s view on crafting the Arrivva message and learn why this full-service real estate disruptor is leading the way.

Strategies for Real Estate Success With Fred Glick and René Pérez Jr. of Arrivva

Join Fred Glick, Broker and Real Estate Realist, and René Pérez Jr., Salesperson and Pricing Savant, as they delve into the world of real estate with a series of informative and engaging discussions. From navigating the competitive real estate market and decoding interest rates to understanding the impact of climate change on homeowners insurance and the evolving dynamics of California’s housing market, this podcast covers it all.
Gain valuable insights into strategies for successful negotiations, the importance of fully underwritten pre-approvals, and the shifting landscape of real estate commissions. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor, Fred and René provide expert advice and explore the latest trends, technologies, and market conditions to help you make informed decisions in your real estate journey.

Redfin considers exclusive in-house listings – A slippery slope with ethical implications

During a recent panel at Inman Connect Las Vegas, two notable figures in the real estate world, Joe Rath, Redfin’s Senior Director of Brokerage Operations, and James Dwiggins, CEO of NextHome, delved into the implications of the National Association of Realtors’ 2019 Clear Cooperation policy. Both leaders expressed concerns over the policy’s efficacy, highlighting that …

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Arrivva could have saved homebuyers 18.7 Billion dollars in 2022

According to Statista the average home sales price in the US in 2022 was $540,000 with 5.03 million units sold. If every home was purchased through Arrivva’s flat fee model, then $18,750,000,000* would have been put back into the homebuyer’s pockets. *Skeptical? Here’s the math. Average home price = $540,000 multiplied by the average commission …

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Redfin Eliminates Rebates

A New Chapter for Redfin and the Rise of Arrivva: Redefining Home Buying with a Flat Fee Model

Redfin Eliminates Rebates In the continually evolving world of real estate, Redfin, the well-established online real estate brokerage, has recently undertaken a major shift in its buyer broker model. As of 2023, Redfin has decided to phase out its distinctive 1% buyer rebate in favor of a more conventional 2.5% fee for both buyers and …

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Justice Department and Class Action Suits v NAR

In November 2021, the United States Justice Department announced that it was pursuing legal action against the National Association of Realtors (NAR) for violating consumer protection laws and the Taft-Hartley Act. The NAR is the largest trade association for real estate agents in the United States, with over 1.4 million members. The Justice Department’s complaint …

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2023 Conforming Mortgage Loan Limits

The maximum mortgage amount that Fannie Mae, FHA, and Freddie Mac will buy in 2023 is $726,200 nationwide and the high-value locations like San Francisco went to $1,089,300. This is for single-family homes. 2, 3 and 4 units are even higher. To find out the maximum in your area, go to https://conforminglimits.com

Fannie Mae 2022 rules for Student Loan payments are calculated in your debt to income ratio

Fannie Mae: Lender must include a monthly payment in the borrower’s recurring monthly debt obligation, using one of the options below to determine this amount: If you have student loans and you want to buy a house, you’re going to need to know what the lender will see on your credit report. The first thing you …

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interest rates and home prices

Interest rates and home prices Interest rates and home prices. What the media is not telling and why you should chill! arrivva is the leader in flat fee real estate transactions. https://youtu.be/uarLd7Cx0zo via @YouTube

market update for buyers

If you pay attention to the media and real estate, they will tell you about slowdowns because of interest rates going up and other stuff. Not in California. It’s getting worse. The supply is not changing. But the supply of buyers is still going up. Even if you think prices are high, there are plenty …

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At what stage your Mortgage is in!

Did you know in #california on the new agreement of sale, you must tell what stage your mortgage is in. If it is not fully underwritten, you are unlikely to get the bid accepted. Need a F U P A? Apply online and totally free with no obligation

The ARMs are Back!

Why a 30 year fixed is the wrong mortgage for you. In the last few weeks, long-term mortgage rates have risen. The experts see a slowdown in the housing market. The culprit? The 30 year fixed rate. The stalwart of the mortgage business for a long, long time. This is the entry point for Americans …

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One Way to Solve the Appraisal Crisis

Fred discusses the idea of putting open house signs out. It’s inviting everyone to come into the house and it’s ridiculous. At Arrivva, we don’t use signs because we don’t want to attract attention from people who are not planning to buy.

Are open house signs necessary?

Fred discusses the idea of putting open house signs out. It’s inviting everyone to come into the house and it’s ridiculous. At Arrivva, we don’t use signs because we don’t want to attract attention from people who are not planning to buy.

Buying in a pandemic

In the podcast, Fred and Mistry discuss buying during a pandemic. Fred says that the first question he asks prospective clients is “Why are you trying to buy during the pandemic?”And the answer has been basically, “Hey, we’re in a one-bedroom apartment. We got one baby and another on the way we got to get …

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Are REALTORS(TM) Helping to Spread COVID? (aka, another reason we do not belong to this organization)

At the beginning of March, we all know that the world sort of got shut down. At that time, I figured that the economy would take a dive and that no one would be buying real estate. Alas, the fact that qualified people were then cooped up in their 1-bedroom apartments with the walls moving …

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