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The Shivers Report

Hosted by father–son duo Nick and Keegan Shivers, The Shivers Report delivers honest, no-fluff insight into today’s real estate market.

Podcast · By Shivers Team · English · Official site

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19
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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Why Diesel Prices Could Keep Mortgage Rates High (opens the original)

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    Everyone is watching the Federal Reserve for the next interest rate cut. But Nick and Keegan are watching something else: diesel prices. In this episode of The Shivers Report, they discuss how rising fuel costs can affect everything from food and construction materials to inflation and mortgage rates. Diesel plays a role in nearly every part of the supply chain. As transportation and production become more expensive, those costs can eventually reach consumers, adding another challenge to bringin

  2. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Which Homes Are Actually Selling in Today's Housing Market? (opens the original)

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    Is the housing market crashing, or are certain homes and price ranges simply having a harder time selling? In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan break down what they're seeing across Oregon, Washington, and Arizona, where The Nick Shivers Team has more than 100 active listings. While national headlines focus on declining home prices and slowing transactions, the reality looks very different depending on where you live, what type of property you own, and its price point. In this

  3. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    How We're Closing 51 Deals in One of the Toughest Real Estate Markets (opens the original)

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    With mortgage rates rising, fewer transactions, and buyers and sellers facing difficult decisions, how is The Nick Shivers Team on track to close 51 deals in September with just 14 agents? In this episode of The Shivers Report, Nick and Keegan share the strategies their team is using to get deals across the finish line in today's challenging real estate market. From creative financing and assumable mortgages to cash offers and home improvement programs, they explain why agents need more than a t

  4. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    The 2 Hidden Factors That Could Be Costing Home Sellers Thousands (opens the original)

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    Looking at comparable home sales? You may be missing the two biggest factors affecting home values in today's market. In this episode of The Shivers Report , Nick and Keegan explain why sold prices don't always tell the full story—especially if you're selling near new construction or in areas with institutional investor activity. Builder incentives, mortgage rate buy-downs, and large investor sell-offs are quietly reshaping local markets, making it more important than ever to understand what's h

  5. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    How One Agent Went From 2 Listings to 9 in Just 6 Weeks (opens the original)

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    Can joining the right real estate team completely change your business? In this episode of The Shivers Report , Nick and Keegan discuss the story of one of their agents, Vanessa, who went from signing just two listings in all of 2025 to nine listings in her first six weeks after joining the team. They explore what changed—and why systems, mentorship, and opportunity matter more than ever in today's market. The conversation also dives into why today's real estate market is much more challenging t

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