Episodios

  • Weekly Interest Rate Insights: Stay Ahead of the Curve
    Sep 27 2024

    This week's episode of "Recharging with Champions," hosted by Charlotte Harrill, dives into the current state of interest rates. Although rates haven't decreased, they also haven't increased, which is a positive sign.

    Charlotte provides valuable information on the latest trends and offers resources like graphics and social media templates to help you share this knowledge with your network. She also discusses potential interest rate drops due to changes in oil prices and their impact on inflation.

    Stay informed, be the voice in your community, and leverage this hot topic to enhance your marketing efforts. Tune in next week for more updates on "Recharging with Champions."

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  • Can I lock the Rate: daily marketing jumpstart
    Sep 24 2024

    This Tuesday's tip is all about interest rates! If you're a prospective home buyer, understanding when to lock in your interest rate is crucial. Typically, you can lock your rate once you are under contract and have a clear closing date. However, avoid locking in if your contract is contingent upon selling your current home, as the exact closing date might be uncertain.

    A good rule of thumb is to lock your interest rate when you have a property address and a scheduled closing date. This ensures you're securing the best rate at the right time. Utilize the provided graphic in your toolkit to share this information on social media, helping others navigate the home buying process. Happy posting and good luck!

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  • When to Lock Your Interest Rate: Tuesday Tip for Buyers
    Sep 24 2024

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    This week's Tuesday Tip is all about interest rates, specifically for prospective buyers. The key question we answer is: When can you lock an interest rate?

    Typically, you can lock your interest rate when you are under contract and have a closing date in view. However, if your contract is contingent on selling your current home, it might be best to wait until you have a more definite closing date.

    As a general rule, lock your interest rate when you are under contract, have a property address, and a scheduled or close-to-scheduled closing date. This ensures you secure the best possible rate without unnecessary risks.

    Don't forget to utilize the graphic in your toolkit for your social media posts. It's a simple and effective way to communicate this crucial tip to potential buyers, especially those who are noticing recent drops in interest rates. Good luck with your social media efforts!

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  • EXPLAIN why mortgage rates did NOT drop .50 : Daily Marketing Jumpstart
    Sep 20 2024

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    Welcome to another episode of Recharging with Champions with your host, Charlotte Harrill. Today, we dive into the nuances of interest rate changes and what it means for the economy and mortgage-backed securities.

    Charlotte explains the recent Federal Reserve meeting and the impact of their decisions on interest rates. She provides a detailed analysis of a graph showing mortgage-backed securities performance and how it correlates with interest rate movements.

    Learn why the recent rate drops are good news for potential homebuyers and how these changes can affect your purchasing power. Charlotte also shares practical marketing tips and resources to help you stay informed and share the latest updates with your audience.

    Tune in to get the latest insights on interest rates and what to expect in the coming months. Don’t miss this episode filled with valuable information to help you navigate the ever-changing financial landscape.

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  • WHO used a buyers agent? : Daily Marketing Jumpstart TRIVIA
    Sep 19 2024

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    Hi, everyone. It is Thursday, and Thursday is Trivia Day. This week, we have been talking all about buyer's agencies, the nightmares when you don't use a buyer's agent, and some reasons why they should pick you as a buyer's agent. We have covered all the important aspects of helping our buyers.

    Today, let's do a trivia question that stays true to our theme. What percentage of buyers in 2023 used a buyer's agent? Per NAR, the answer is 89%. Here are your multiple-choice options: 15%, 52%, 97%, 91%, or 89%. Make your guess in the comments, and maybe add a fun note like, "Only 13% had a nightmare of a closing because they didn’t use a cool agent like me." Let's make a couple of people smile with this fun trivia.

    Stay tuned for our rate update tomorrow for more good news. Good luck with your social media posting and marketing today!

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  • Why Do Clients Love Working With You: Daily Marketing Jumpstart
    Sep 18 2024

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    In this episode, we explore a crucial question every professional should be able to answer: Why do people enjoy working with you? Dive into an engaging exercise designed to help you quickly identify and articulate your unique strengths as a buyer's agent.

    Grab a pen and paper as we guide you through a series of rapid-fire questions to uncover what you love most about your job and the top qualities clients appreciate about you. By the end, you'll have a ready-to-post, personalized social media update that highlights your core values and professional appeal.

    Whether you're a seasoned agent , lender or new to the field, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tools to help you connect with your ideal clients. Tune in and discover how to effectively communicate the reasons why clients should choose you as their trusted agent.

    Don't forget to check out our free graphics and resources to enhance your social media presence. Good luck, and happy posting!

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  • Why MY client REALLY needed a Realtor: Daily Marketing Jumpstart
    Sep 16 2024

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    Welcome to "Recharging with Champions," hosted by Charlotte Harrill. In today's episode, we dive into a cautionary tale on the importance of buyer's representation in real estate transactions.

    Meet Tim, a seasoned homebuyer who decided to forgo a buyer's agent for his latest purchase. What ensued was a series of costly and stressful events, from overpaying for the house to chaotic inspections and delayed closings. Learn how having a buyer's agent could have saved Tim from these pitfalls and ensured a smoother, more protected buying experience.

    Join us as we unpack Tim's story and explore why a buyer's agent is crucial for navigating the complexities of real estate deals. Don't miss out on these valuable insights that could save you from a similar fate!

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  • Help Demistfy Down Payment Questions: Marketing Jumpstart
    Sep 12 2024

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    Welcome to "Recharging with Champions," hosted by Charlotte Harrill. In today's daily jumpstart, we dive into the common misconceptions about down payments when buying a house. Discover why down payment assistance programs are a valuable tool for many homebuyers.

    Learn about how these programs can cover down payments and closing costs, making home ownership more accessible. Explore the benefits of income-based programs with subsidized interest rates, and find out about various state and private assistance options.

    Charlotte also shares tips on creating engaging social media posts to educate your audience on these programs. Don't forget to check the comments for a ready-to-use toolkit to simplify your marketing efforts. Join us in busting the myth that you need a large down payment to buy a home. See you tomorrow for another insightful episode!

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