ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Fred Glick, a licensed real estate and mortgage broker and founder of Arrivva, holds a stellar track record with over $2 billion in residential transactions while grounded in a lifelong passion for real estate.
Join him in the We Fixed Real Estate podcast by Arrivva, where he shares expertise and insights about the dynamic real estate landscape. Arrivva, a leading real estate and mortgage brokerage, caters to buyers, sellers, and mortgagees with love, integrity, and a transparent fee structure. Featured in the Wall Street Journal, Arrivva is transforming the real estate landscape, one happy client at a time.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
- Why some listing agents keep floor plans and disclosures behind restricted access
- How hidden property information can create unnecessary buyer-agent contact
- Why open MLS access could give buyers more transparency and protect sellers
- What buyers need to know when competing in San Francisco’s luxury market
- How underused golf courses could be repurposed for new housing
- How changing mortgage rates are reshaping buyer financing strategies
- What changing weather risks and market conditions could mean for the fall housing market
In this episode with Fred Glick
Why would a listing agent hide a home’s floor plan or disclosures from potential buyers?
In this episode, Fred Glick of Arrivva takes a closer look at the lack of transparency in real estate listings and explains how withholding basic property information can put buyers at a disadvantage. He breaks down how hidden floor plans and disclosures can push buyers toward listing agents, create unnecessary paywalls, and limit access to information that should help buyers evaluate a home.
The conversation also covers San Francisco bidding wars, housing opportunities on public golf courses, changing mortgage rates, and what the fall market could bring.
