
State of the Housing Market: Hot Sheet Recap June 5th-9th
This week’s Hot Sheet recap includes updates on home prices, the rental market, the state of the economy, and other breaking news covered by Byron Lazine for the week of June 12th – 19th.

This week’s Hot Sheet recap includes updates on home prices, the rental market, the state of the economy, and other breaking news covered by Byron Lazine for the week of June 12th – 19th.

Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti discuss their outlook for the rest of 2023, the 64% of Americans waiting for rates to drop, the shortage of homes for buyers with median incomes, why 7% is too high for today’s market, the next Fed meeting, and a Steve Harney Tweet on foreclosures.

The best way to maximize your opportunities for real estate business in the last five income-producing months of 2023 is to get leads you don’t have to pay for upfront. Here are the best sources and how to make the most of them.

It’s not about the views—it’s about the leads. Here are four types of videos that generate leads for real estate agents.

Byron Lazine and Tom Toole break down the top five income-producing activities for real estate agents in answer to a comment on a previous episode of the Knowledge Brokers Podcast.

Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss a Home Depot tiny house for $43K and whether it’s a viable solution for affordable housing, plus the hidden costs of homeownership, and what agents will do (and have done) to keep a deal alive.

Bill and Ryan Raveis of William Raveis Real Estate join Byron Lazine to discuss how they became the #1 independent, family-owned real estate company in the Northeast and Florida, why their succession was so successful, and the kind of mindset that will win in 2023.

This week’s Hot Sheet recap includes updates on the debt deal vote, along with every segment Byron Lazine covered the week of May 30th-June 2nd.

Byron Lazine and Tom Toole discuss the debt ceiling deal and what it means for mortgages, whether the housing bill will incentivize sellers, public support for median home building, the May jobs report, and a Lance Lambert Tweet on housing supply.

Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti discuss mortgage rates rising amid debt ceiling talks, sacrifices buyers make to afford a down payment, the cost of online lead generation, and buyers turning to real estate agents for financing advice.

This week’s Hot Sheet recap includes reasons why real estate agents need to stay informed on both macro and micro trends, along with every segment Byron Lazine covered the week of May 22nd-May 26th.

Agents leaving the industry, a Serhant listing video idea, a 1% down loan by Rocket Mortgage, Meta’s Twitter competitor app, and how to create a strong newsletter are this week’s trending topics as Paige Steckling and Tom Storey join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
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