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When it comes to selling a house, it doesn’t have to be as stressful as it often is. The challenge, and the stress, often come when home sellers and their agents don’t understand how to interpret market data to position their house correctly. Multiple times in the past week I’ve looked into listings across the
On this episode of The Casey Lewis Podcast we have guest co-host Clay Shaver ask the questions. There are some stories from the internet and a question about life insurance and another question about the grocery budget. Emily – “We’ve been married for about a year and we blow our grocery budget every month.
In this episode of The Casey Lewis guest host Ryan Eller joins me to talk about student loans, college stuff, and how to make fun purchases. There are some games and of course a new joke of the week! Question #1: Chris – “I’m getting a raise at work! My paycheck this week will be
Welcome to the brand new format of The Casey Lewis Podcast! On this episode I introduce the first guest co-host, David Dollar. I answer some questions from the internet and we share a few stories we found online and of course there’s still the joke of the week. Shay – “My son just started
On this episode of The Casey Lewis Podcast I answer a question from the internet about paying off debt when your income comes in irregularly. I also talk about why it’s not wise to sell a home For Sale By Owner. Jessica – We own a very seasonal business. Our business revenues are over
In a sellers market it can certainly be tempting for you to sell your home For Sale By Owner and save the money on the Realtor commission. But in almost every case I’ve come across it will cost you more money, a lot more time, and cause a significant amount more stress in your life
On this episode of The Casey Lewis Podcast I answer 2 new questions from the internet, share a story about an NFL player that is crushing it with money and there’s a new joke of the week. Casey – “I started a construction company last month. It was literally $100 start up, I got