Rae Ryan's guest appearances

Rae Ryan

IMPACT Agent Podcast

The Kent Lapp Podcast

Jeff Cohn

Lars Hedenborg

Barnabas Piper

Tim Wallace

Matt Johnson

Stephen Mansfield

David French

Tony Riddle

Arielle Isaac Norman

Jason Will

Patrick Miller

Sam Allberry

Ray Ortlund

Mike Kelley

Trey Willard

OwlTail

Ellen Blasing

Kent talks with Ellen Blasing &amp; Rae Ryan about all things Foster Care, including, counseling, parenting, and how you can get involved and help in Foster Care   ---   Ellen Blasing— Lead Counselor for Middle Tennessee Group Homes, with Youth Villages. Ellen has worked in multiple states at various levels in the foster care world, including working with foster youth and families, group homes, and residential programs. Ellen’s work as a counselor has spanned from newborn babies, medically fragile children, teen moms, juvenile sex offenders, and pretty much any other demographic of child you can imagine. For self-care, Ellen binge watches Criminal Minds, makes and sells handmade soaps, and gives lots of ear scratches to her pup, Scout.   Rae Ryan– Director of Development for Youth Villages (basically this just means fundraiser!) – covering the middle TN region. Lifelong fundraiser for a number of worthy causes from the Zoo to the Science Center to a MLB player’s personal foundation. With 25 years in raising funds, the mission of Youth Villages is definitely the most compelling cause I have ever had to “sell.” Lifelong non-profit warrior with a deep desire to be more wealthy in order to have the ability to be more philanthropic! So many causes…so few funds. Self care equals: Grueling CrossFit workouts followed by long Epsom salt soaks &amp; wine.    ---    ABOUT the Kent Lapp Podcast: The KLP features conversations designed to spark change, bring hope, &amp; help you navigate the tricky bits in life. We are particularly interested in exploring what folks who are successful in their field believe, are building, and enjoy.   » The KLP Trailer: https://youtu.be/3_4cIa68pI4 » About the KLP: https://www.kentlapp.com/aboutklp » About Kent Lapp: http://kentlapp.com/about/WATCH/STREAM The Kent Lapp Podcast: » Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/thekentlapppodcast » Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/vfv2vgw » Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y8yd2gcc » Overcast: https://tinyurl.com/y8veuoxl » Castbox: https://tinyurl.com/y8vwheqt

Kent talks with Ellen Blasing &amp; Rae Ryan about all things Foster Care, including, counseling, parenting, and how you can get involved and help in Foster Care   ---   Ellen Blasing— Lead Counselor for Middle Tennessee Group Homes, with Youth Villages. Ellen has worked in multiple states at various levels in the foster care world, including working with foster youth and families, group homes, and residential programs. Ellen’s work as a counselor has spanned from newborn babies, medically fragile children, teen moms, juvenile sex offenders, and pretty much any other demographic of child you can imagine. For self-care, Ellen binge watches Criminal Minds, makes and sells handmade soaps, and gives lots of ear scratches to her pup, Scout.   Rae Ryan– Director of Development for Youth Villages (basically this just means fundraiser!) – covering the middle TN region. Lifelong fundraiser for a number of worthy causes from the Zoo to the Science Center to a MLB player’s personal foundation. With 25 years in raising funds, the mission of Youth Villages is definitely the most compelling cause I have ever had to “sell.” Lifelong non-profit warrior with a deep desire to be more wealthy in order to have the ability to be more philanthropic! So many causes…so few funds. Self care equals: Grueling CrossFit workouts followed by long Epsom salt soaks &amp; wine.   ---   ABOUT the Kent Lapp Podcast: The KLP features conversations designed to spark change, bring hope, &amp; help you navigate the tricky bits in life. We are particularly interested in exploring what folks who are successful in their field believe, are building, and enjoy.   » The KLP Trailer: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_4cIa68pI4&amp;t=0s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/3_4cIa68pI4</a> » About the KLP: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbjJkNGxHTHN5bVFXellOdFFSUWpMNTdPb3V2Z3xBQ3Jtc0tuRFJnVjc4TmpaOU82MjNzTWZ2R3E4SW5IT2VzSVVsekRYTmVibzRTajk0WXpfWnBIa2R6eDRNU1lhV294SG8zdmtVc2xndXhCRlM4Mk1rZ1FTNHZHZHRPUTJWQ0hoU3pBVXVtSy1pRHE1QTBKRThwTQ&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.kentlapp.com%2Faboutklp" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.kentlapp.com/aboutklp</a> » About Kent Lapp: <a href="http://kentlapp.com/about/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://kentlapp.com/about/</a>WATCH/STREAM The Kent Lapp Podcast: » Youtube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/thekentlapppodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/c/thekentlapppodcast</a> » Apple Podcasts: <a href="https://tinyurl.com/vfv2vgw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/vfv2vgw</a> » Spotify: <a href="https://tinyurl.com/y8yd2gcc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/y8yd2gcc</a> » Overcast: <a href="https://tinyurl.com/y8veuoxl" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/y8veuoxl</a> » Castbox: <a href="https://tinyurl.com/y8vwheqt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tinyurl.com/y8vwheqt</a>

KLP #106 | Ellen Blasing & Rae Ryan on Counseling, Parenting, and Foster Care

Jana Rae

To stage or not to stage? When a home doesn't sell fast enough, this can be a big question for a realtor and home owner. In this episode of Agent 251, Jason and Diana Will sit down with local staging professional Jana Rae Ryan to discuss the ins and outs of why and when its the right time in the real estate sales process to invest in staging a home that is having trouble finding a buyer. Plus, Jason and Diana let budding realtors in on some smart sales tactics to convince reluctant owners to try home staging to get more showings and eventually the best price for their home. Guest Agent 251-er, Jana Rae Ryan, shares her real estate experience and home staging expertise with some common sense, elbow grease, and some advanced design techniques that can transform that “so-so” home into a great first impression that not only gets more buyers interested but creates an emotional connection and more selling opportunities. Jason has repeatedly said that “JWRE is a marketing company that specializes in real estate” so understanding that home staging is a viable and effective marketing tool to make you a stronger realtor and a better steward of your client’s biggest asset and finances. If a property in it’s current state isn’t helping its sellability then you need to have a plan to increase its web and curb appeal with the least amount of cost or reduction in the selling price - this plan could start with home staging. From online photos to driveaway, bedroom, or to the attic staging can spotlight a home's strengths and limit its negatives to increase sales opportunities and get the price the owner home owner is expecting.   Noteable Notes: &gt; When people are looking at a house, they first look at if the house is a right fit for them. After that, you have to present a home for sale in it's best light. &gt; Staging can be a marketing tool that can help sell properties first impression, strengths and can creatively show a buyer what to do what an "unusual" room or feature. &gt; Homes are your greatest commodity, and selling your home is like it's going to black tie affair. You don't want to show up in blue jeans and a t-shirt. &gt; The Mobile, Alabama market is slow to use home staging compared to other cities where staging is a commonly used marketing tool. &gt; Agents need to know that professional interior photography is a must to sell a home. Photos taken on a cell phone by an owner or agent just is not going cut it out anymore. &gt; James Avera - Jason and Jana say that he is the best real estate photographer in the area.   Quoteable Quotes &gt; Web appeal is the new curb appeal - James Avera Houses are bought on emotion. Staging can increase that emotional connection to a potential buyer. - Jana Rae Ryan You wouldn't sell your vehicle to a dealer right after mud riding. - Jason Will Staging a home is to sell it, not for living in it. - Jana Rae Ryan Design is for living in a home and staging is for selling. - Jana Rae Ryan Staging helps a home owner separate emotionally from their home and gets a house ready to go on the market. - Jana Rae Ryan When selling your home, imagine if Oprah with a camera crew, was coming every day and clean and straighten up accordingly - Diana Will Buyers want to see homes that are clean, tidy and looks like a pottery barn catalog photograph when looking to buy. - Diana Will Real Estate is more than selling a home; it's being a good steward of the client's finances. - Jason Will If a house isn't selling, it's either price or condition. So what's your plan when you need to decide on either a price reduction or presentation improvement. - Jason Will

To stage or not to stage? When a home doesn't sell fast enough, this can be a big question for a realtor and home owner. In this episode of Agent 251, Jason and Diana Will sit down with local staging professional Jana Rae Ryan to discuss the ins and outs of why and when its the right time in the real estate sales process to invest in staging a home that is having trouble finding a buyer. Plus, Jason and Diana let budding realtors in on some smart sales tactics to convince reluctant owners to try home staging to get more showings and eventually the best price for their home. Guest Agent 251-er, Jana Rae Ryan, shares her real estate experience and home staging expertise with some common sense, elbow grease, and some advanced design techniques that can transform that “so-so” home into a great first impression that not only gets more buyers interested but creates an emotional connection and more selling opportunities. Jason has repeatedly said that “JWRE is a marketing company that specializes in real estate” so understanding that home staging is a viable and effective marketing tool to make you a stronger realtor and a better steward of your client’s biggest asset and finances. If a property in it’s current state isn’t helping its sellability then you need to have a plan to increase its web and curb appeal with the least amount of cost or reduction in the selling price - this plan could start with home staging. From online photos to driveaway, bedroom, or to the attic staging can spotlight a home's strengths and limit its negatives to increase sales opportunities and get the price the owner home owner is expecting. Noteable Notes: &gt; When people are looking at a house, they first look at if the house is a right fit for them. After that, you have to present a home for sale in it's best light. &gt; Staging can be a marketing tool that can help sell properties first impression, strengths and can creatively show a buyer what to do what an "unusual" room or feature. &gt; Homes are your greatest commodity, and selling your home is like it's going to black tie affair. You don't want to show up in blue jeans and a t-shirt. &gt; The Mobile, Alabama market is slow to use home staging compared to other cities where staging is a commonly used marketing tool. &gt; Agents need to know that professional interior photography is a must to sell a home. Photos taken on a cell phone by an owner or agent just is not going cut it out anymore. &gt; <a href="http://www.averadesign.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">James Avera</a> - Jason and Jana say that he is the best real estate photographer in the area. Quoteable Quotes &gt; Web appeal is the new curb appeal - James Avera Houses are bought on emotion. Staging can increase that emotional connection to a potential buyer. - Jana Rae Ryan You wouldn't sell your vehicle to a dealer right after mud riding. - Jason Will Staging a home is to sell it, not for living in it. - Jana Rae Ryan Design is for living in a home and staging is for selling. - Jana Rae Ryan Staging helps a home owner separate emotionally from their home and gets a house ready to go on the market. - Jana Rae Ryan When selling your home, imagine if Oprah with a camera crew, was coming every day and clean and straighten up accordingly - Diana Will Buyers want to see homes that are clean, tidy and looks like a pottery barn catalog photograph when looking to buy. - Diana Will Real Estate is more than selling a home; it's being a good steward of the client's finances. - Jason Will If a house isn't selling, it's either price or condition. So what's your plan when you need to decide on either a price reduction or presentation improvement. - Jason Will

Ep.5 - From "MEH" to SOLD - Home Staging 101 with Jana Rae Ryan