Discussions with people around our community, what gets them up in the morning, and information on our local real estate market.
End of the year market update plus a fantastic conversation with our friend Steve Lange, editor of Rochester magazine. You’ll want to stick around ’til the end to hear Steve’s favorite story of his 20 years at the magazine… totally worth it.
When is it the right time to do that big (or little) project you’ve been talking about? And is it a good time to do that project right before selling your home?
Kiefer brings his experience in sales and how he’s grown and developed in his career. We discuss how the industry is changing, how he’s innovated ideas and changed the status quo, and what he’s doing in his free time. And if you had to drive just one car for the rest of your life, what would you choose?
Returning to the podcast today is our friend Shanna Lunasin. She is a childhood cancer survivor, professional speaker, and founder of Childhood Cancer Community, a new non-profit located here in Rochester. https://childhoodcancercommunity.org/
We sat down with our friend Adam Sternke to talk about his past gig as an Apple Genius, his business as a photographer and videographer, working at Mayo Clinic, and ‘coming home’ to family in Rochester.
Today’s visit is with Sara Batzlaff, President of Rochester Title and our favorite Closer. This was a great opportunity to dig deep on what’s happening at the closing table when you buy or sell a home and why the title industry is a passion of Sara’s.
Real Estate: we discuss home projects and the benefits to you and the marketing of your home. And the timing that goes along with when, why, or even if you should do them.
Adam, friend and fellow real estate agent with RE/MAX Results, tells his story of growing up in Rochester and what’s led him on his path of being a Realtor in this community for more than a decade.
We talk with Matt Arnold, owner and coach at Detour Athletics in Rochester, MN, about the fitness business and how he got his start. We discuss the importance of being in the business of building community, taking care of people, and what he sees for the future.
Taking chances, changing lanes, and making the best of us. Highlighting the importance of customer service no matter the business.
Ron, Lynn, & Randy discuss the housing market and what the variety of contingencies mean for buyers and sellers.