HeyJaredMarket Moves with David McAtee
This podcast is for East Texans who want clear, practical insight into real estate - without pressure or hype.
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Why Every Closing With Me Ends Over a Ribeye (opens the original)
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Good morning — my name is David McAtee, and I'll be straight with you: I've never sold a piece of property in my life. I serve, I don't sell, and around here we celebrate every closing over a ribeye. In this episode, I'm pulling up a chair, pouring a cup of hot black coffee, and telling you the story behind the "ribeye close" — the signature promise that turned into the heart of my brand here in Tyler and East Texas. I've spent over 40 years at the pit — briskets, ribeyes, steaks — and some folk
Your Neighbor Sold High — So Why Won't Your House? (opens the original)
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Good morning — my name is David McAtee, and here's the honest truth a lot of Tyler and East Texas home sellers don't want to hear: your neighbor's house selling high doesn't mean yours will too. I get it. You watched the place down the street go for top dollar, and now you're wondering why an agent is telling you a different number. That frustrates folks, and I understand it. But I'd rather tell you the truth up front than blow smoke just to win your listing. In this episode, I bust the biggest
The #1 Complaint Filed Against Realtors — And How I Avoid It (opens the original)
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Good morning — David McAtee here, and I'll be straight with you: the most common complaint filed against realtors comes down to one thing, and it's the same thing I built my whole business to avoid. It's a failure to communicate honestly. Agents overpromise, they blow smoke, they tell folks what they want to hear instead of the truth — and when the deal doesn't go the way they were promised, that's when the complaints start rolling in. In this episode, I break down what those complaints really l
Is a Buyer Representation Agreement Required in Texas? (opens the original)
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Let me give it to you straight, because that's the only way I know how: a lot of folks in Tyler get nervous the second I slide a buyer's representation agreement across the table. They think signing it locks them in, ties their hands, or traps them with an agent they don't even know yet. So let's answer the real question people are searching — is a buyer representation agreement required in Texas, and does signing one really lock you in? In this episode I break it down in plain English, no smoke
40 Years at the Pit: What Brisket Taught Me About Real Estate (opens the original)
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Good morning — my name is David McAtee, and I'll be straight with you: I've never sold a piece of property in my life. But I have spent over 40 years standing at a pit, and let me tell you, smoking a brisket has taught me just about everything I know about doing real estate the honest way. Now, folks ask me all the time, "Who is a famous brisket guy in Texas?" And the truth is, this state is full of legends — from the pitmasters down in Lockhart and Taylor to the world-famous spots in Austin. I
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