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25. A New Kind of Real Estate Investor

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Episode Title: Episode 25 - Keyanna Jacobs. The Realtor Interview Series
Welcome to the Buying Tampa Bay Podcast, where we explore all facets of the Tampa Bay real estate market. In this episode, we interview Keyanna Jacobs, a Realtor who has experience helping both investors and owner-occupied buyers purchase homes in our market.
Guest Information:
• Name: Keyanna Jacobs
• Profession: Realtor specializing in working with investors and owner-occupied buyers
Episode Summary:
At the center of this episode's discussion are our hosts discussing the complexity of forecasting the housing market's direction by taking various factors such as stock markets, interest rates, buyer demand, and supply shortages into consideration? Keyanna shared her observations of the Tampa Bay real estate market, with multiple offers being made for homes under $300,000 with multiple bids, while those between $450,000 and $550,000 tend to stay on the market longer with offers being submitted regularly for them. They explored potential market crash risks among buyers seeking deals; additionally, they addressed changes within Florida housing market itself along with what could cause potential catalysts for price correction catalysts may arise from within Florida real estate as compared to changes within Florida real estate as compared to changes within Florida housing market itself as compared to changes within Florida housing market itself in Florida itself as an evolving definition of luxury that led to change among sellers as well as buyers wanting deals among sellers when faced with price correction catalysts within Florida housing market change itself - among many factors considered herein
Key Sections of the Podcast:
1. Factors Affecting Housing Market Direction (6:35)
2. High Demand for Houses under $300K (10:12)
3. Properties between $450k and 550k are on the market longer (12:48).
4. The Possibility of a Market Crash and Buyer Expectations (16:27)
5. Evolutions in Florida housing markets and concepts related to luxury (19:54)
6. Potential triggers for price correction (23:40).
Key Lessons:
1. Predicting the direction of the housing market can be challenging due to numerous variables at work.
2. Homes under $300,000 tend to sell quickly, while properties priced between $450,000 and $550,000 tend to spend longer on the market.
3. It is wise to be mindful of market crashes and buyers' desire for bargains when considering
4. Florida's housing market has undergone substantial transformation, while luxury has changed as well as its definition.
5. Numerous catalysts could cause a price correction in the real estate sector.
Keyanna Jacobs, an expert realtor specializing in working with investors and owner-occupied buyers, provides her insights on the Tampa Bay real estate market in this insightful episode. They explore its complex dynamics as well as various influences such as high demand for affordable homes, potential market crashes, and its ever-evolving nature in Florida—something both investors and homebuyers will gain insight from this discussion.
All Business. No Boundaries.
Welcome to All Business. No Boundaries., a collection of supply chain stories by DHL...
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

For all your Real Estate Investment and Property Management needs check out HomeProp!
https://www.homeprop.com
https://www.HomepropPM.com

  continue reading

32 episodes

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Episode Title: Episode 25 - Keyanna Jacobs. The Realtor Interview Series
Welcome to the Buying Tampa Bay Podcast, where we explore all facets of the Tampa Bay real estate market. In this episode, we interview Keyanna Jacobs, a Realtor who has experience helping both investors and owner-occupied buyers purchase homes in our market.
Guest Information:
• Name: Keyanna Jacobs
• Profession: Realtor specializing in working with investors and owner-occupied buyers
Episode Summary:
At the center of this episode's discussion are our hosts discussing the complexity of forecasting the housing market's direction by taking various factors such as stock markets, interest rates, buyer demand, and supply shortages into consideration? Keyanna shared her observations of the Tampa Bay real estate market, with multiple offers being made for homes under $300,000 with multiple bids, while those between $450,000 and $550,000 tend to stay on the market longer with offers being submitted regularly for them. They explored potential market crash risks among buyers seeking deals; additionally, they addressed changes within Florida housing market itself along with what could cause potential catalysts for price correction catalysts may arise from within Florida real estate as compared to changes within Florida real estate as compared to changes within Florida housing market itself as compared to changes within Florida housing market itself in Florida itself as an evolving definition of luxury that led to change among sellers as well as buyers wanting deals among sellers when faced with price correction catalysts within Florida housing market change itself - among many factors considered herein
Key Sections of the Podcast:
1. Factors Affecting Housing Market Direction (6:35)
2. High Demand for Houses under $300K (10:12)
3. Properties between $450k and 550k are on the market longer (12:48).
4. The Possibility of a Market Crash and Buyer Expectations (16:27)
5. Evolutions in Florida housing markets and concepts related to luxury (19:54)
6. Potential triggers for price correction (23:40).
Key Lessons:
1. Predicting the direction of the housing market can be challenging due to numerous variables at work.
2. Homes under $300,000 tend to sell quickly, while properties priced between $450,000 and $550,000 tend to spend longer on the market.
3. It is wise to be mindful of market crashes and buyers' desire for bargains when considering
4. Florida's housing market has undergone substantial transformation, while luxury has changed as well as its definition.
5. Numerous catalysts could cause a price correction in the real estate sector.
Keyanna Jacobs, an expert realtor specializing in working with investors and owner-occupied buyers, provides her insights on the Tampa Bay real estate market in this insightful episode. They explore its complex dynamics as well as various influences such as high demand for affordable homes, potential market crashes, and its ever-evolving nature in Florida—something both investors and homebuyers will gain insight from this discussion.
All Business. No Boundaries.
Welcome to All Business. No Boundaries., a collection of supply chain stories by DHL...
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

For all your Real Estate Investment and Property Management needs check out HomeProp!
https://www.homeprop.com
https://www.HomepropPM.com

  continue reading

32 episodes

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