It’s no secret that cold weather can wreak havoc but how much does it weaken a home? Especially a vacant home? Alot!! From cracks to freezing pipes and other issues. What a house needs the most is people living in it to make it a home. Join this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable to learn more.

What Do You Do With the Stuff You Can’t Just Throw Out? Electronics appliances, old tires, windows, mirrors, and doors are all difficult to dispose of. Are these thorns in your side or have you just not gotten to it yet? We discussed reusing repurposing before recycling but recycle before trashing it on this segment of the Real Estate Roundtable.

How is the way you’re enjoying your morning cup of coffee adversely affecting the environment? It might be convenient but not necessarily environmentally friendly. There’s a nifty solution according to our guests on this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable!

Our guest on this episode of the REAL ESTATE roundtable promises 1031 exchanges are simple and easy. There are timelines that must be strictly adhered to or someone can not defer the taxes on their games. There are many misconceptions about 1031 exchanges and they aren’t as complex as many people think. We will clear up confusion during this show.

What is a 1031 exchange in simple terms? How does it help grow wealth tax deferred? Who can use a 1031 exchange? What do the terms like kind and trade up mean in the 1031 exchange world? Why should some property owners consider doing one? That & more on this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable.

Zoning codes decide what you can build, where you can live and how you can use your land. We will dive into the invisible rules that can make or break your property dreams. Want to convert your garage into a rental or rent out your second home as a short term rental- also known as an Airbnb- zoning laws could stop you cold. Catch this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable.

Who owns what, where and why? When it comes to property lines, co-ownership and access rights. The answers aren’t always clear and that’s where the legal drama begins. If you’re thinking about entering a partnership and co-owning real estate get ready to agree on everything or pay for court. Join this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable to learn more.

Your real estate contract is ready to close… And then your attorney says there’s a cloud on the title. On this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable we’re breaking down what that actually means and how to fix it before your deal crashes. Your deal is only as clean as your title.

Whether you’re a buyer or seller, real estate deals can unravel in a heartbeat. From broken appliances to broken promises, real estate deals go sideways more often than you think. When a deal falls apart the damage isn’t just emotional—-It’s financial. A handshake won’t save you from a lawsuit. Be sure to tune into this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable to find out more.

Perfect kitchen, dream backyard, and a past that makes buyers pause. Some homes have a backstory. They’re in great condition but… On this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable, we find out from our guest what counts as a stigmatized property what sellers must disclose and when. Be sure to give it a listen.

Our guest this weekend takes us to a bit of a decorating therapy session. He helps us visualize incorporating unusual metals, finishes, textures, and prints that we may ordinarily avoid or shun. Will expand our decorating horizons. This show to learn more. Be sure to tune into this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable.

Decorating with art. We will talk about emerging trends, sculptures, and statement pieces. What to do and how to do it. Have you ever heard of architectural Salvage? We have a huge resource to utilize in our area. If you’d love to know about it, you should give this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable a listen.

Our favorite interior designer guest tells us how to decorate for a season instead of for a specific holiday. K I T Is the acronym he implements and encourages us to use. What is K I T? How does it work? It helps us to step back and think before throwing things together. Tune in to this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable to learn more.

We connect the dots for our listeners on the show by talking about how energy, efficiency and sustainable, living impacts value, marketability, and overall comfort of the home. It starts with a free energy assessment. You’ll receive a report that can provide a short and long-term action plan. Make sure you hear us out by tuning into this episode of The Real Estate Roundtable.

In this show we talk with SEEDS. What is SEEDS? They’ll educate us on renewables and we’ll learn about phantom energy draws. Many of us have them scattered around our home and they are stealing our power and costing us money. Get a free energy assessment to uncover these phantoms to save money and energy. To learn more give this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable a listen.

Signing a real estate contract without reading it is like marrying someone you met on vacation- it’s fun until the surprises show up. Think you’re protected by contingencies? They’re not always smooth sailing. And what does buying/selling a home “as is” really mean?? Does it sound ambiguous? We’ll explain it in this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable.

Break ups aren’t just messy for couples. They can be tricky for homebuyers. This episode we’re unpacking the world of real estate and divorce. How property is divided in a divorce, what slows these deals down, will it be an opportunity or a stressed filled nightmare? It depends! Tune in to this podcast of the Real Estate Roundtable to find out….

Wholesale/Novation. The deals behind the deals where people flip the contract, not the house, thereby receiving a profit (sometimes hefty) without ever owning the home. Is it really that instant and easy cash? Catch this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable.

The Paper Heist. Deed Fraud: The Plot Twist No Property Owner Asked For. Deed fraud is growing -prevention and early detection are key. Protecting your property is as important as locking your front door. Forged signatures, a little paperwork and suddenly someone else is the owner of your property. Our guest explains this troubling topic on this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable

What insurance has gone down in cost while coverage limits have increased? Over 1 million homes in Pennsylvania are at risk but only 6 to 7% actually have this insurance. Your typical homeowners insurance policy does not cover these damages. Don’t miss this episode of the Real Estate Roundtable for valuable information.