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Welcome to The Posner Property Perspective! Hosted by Jeannie Sekulow Posner, a seasoned Realtor with 2 years of experience in New York and 8 years in Metro Atlanta, this podcast is your guide to all things real estate.
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The Psychology of Home Staging | Ricci Taylor (opens the original)
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What makes buyers fall in love with a home? Ricci Taylor of Everly Design Co. breaks down home staging psychology on The Posner Property Perspective. In this episode, host Jeannie Sekulow Posner talks with Ricci Taylor, founder of Everly Design, about pay-at-close staging, the psychology of "linger longer," and why staging to the right buyer demographic makes all the difference. About Jeannie Sekulow Posner: Jeannie Sekulow Posner hosts The Posner Property Perspective to make real estate, busine
Why Positive Thinking Fails When Crisis Hits Your Business (opens the original)
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What if the story holding you back could become the source of your next chapter? Metro Atlanta Realtor Jeannie Sekulow Posner speaks with Craig Sotkovsky about mindset, entrepreneurship, cancer survivorship, and the lasting impact of September 11. Craig explains why false positivity is not enough and why changing the emotional relationship to an old story can open a different path forward. Craig Sotkovsky is the author of Everybody Pays a Vig and the founder of Gro-Win Through Pain. In this conv
Open Concept Broke When Everyone Came Home | Vera Blouin (opens the original)
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Everybody wanted open concept in 2019. Then everybody got sent home. Vera Blouin designs homes around spatial psychology, the study of how a space shapes your routines, your sleep and your relationships without you ever noticing it happening. Her read on what COVID did is that it forced a pause, and in that pause people finally saw the friction points they had been living around for years. The bedroom that was never actually a sanctuary. The layout with nowhere to close a door. Most of them went
Why Insurance Keeps Denying Roof Claims | Brad Strawbridge (opens the original)
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Insurance carriers used to approve roofs on a phone call. Now they're denying legitimate claims, and Brad Strawbridge explains why that flipped. Five to seven years ago a wind-creased shingle got you a new roof. Then enough contractors figured out how easy that was that some of them started manufacturing the damage themselves, and carriers ran sting operations to prove it. Brad's read on where that left everyone: the correction went too far, and now homeowners with real damage are getting denied
Why She Fired Her Property Manager | Liat Arama & Jeannie Posner (opens the original)
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Liat Arama fired her property manager after reading her own P&L line by line. What she found is why she now manages 500 doors her own way. She and her husband Guy both spent years at Microsoft before deciding real estate was the retirement plan that made sense to them. The properties came with beautiful pro formas. Her line for what happened next: "never met a pro forma." When she finally went through every transaction, she found inflated repair and maintenance charges and a travel nurse in a un
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