
Real stories from people who move money. Mortgage broker Anthony Ferrando sits down with real estate agents, advisors, and other money people for the stories they usually save for the bar, a straight read on their market, and live answers to caller questions. New episodes weekly.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 3 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessEducationHow To | |||

Alfredo Bernal has sold Austin real estate since 1994, starting with HUD foreclosures in the phone-duty era. He and Anthony cover what the commission settlement actually changed (and what it didn't), why "it never was free," seller concessions as fin... more
Jeremy Kritt, broker/owner of Kritt Real Estate in Austin and the king of probate real estate, on what actually happens to a house when its owner dies: the $275k "offer" that sold for $425k, why the house does not automatically go to your spouse in T... more
Real stories from people who move money. Mortgage broker Anthony Ferrando and one guest per week: war stories first, a straight read on their market second, live caller questions to close. New episodes weekly at FinancialAF.com
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Apple Podcasts | #185 |










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1. Jeremy Kritt
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