John Durso's guest appearances

John Durso

Nothing's Really Real

Blue Collar Buzz

Intelligent Equity

Esther Ku

Phil Cohen

Charles Wright

Richard Wolff

Eric Ulrich

Robert Smith

Steve Feldman

Leo Gerard

Ali Safavi

Sarah Jaffe

Gerard FitzGerald

Steve Wishnia

John Merlino

Bill Hudson

Caitlin Celic

OwlTail

In Episode 12 of Intelligent Equity, host Ryan Kiefer talks with John Durso, a highly experienced realtor with Comey &amp; Shepherd Realtors. They discuss great reasons to buy a home in the current market. Whether you’re renting and looking to own, or you’re considering trading up, you’ll learn why now is a great time to buy.    Episode Highlights:  John Durso has been selling real estate since 1986 and has seen many different market cycles. Why might someone want to buy a home in this market? Rents are high and increasing. Educating renters about down payments can help them see that they can afford to buy now. It’s a misconception that you need 20% down to buy a home. There are possibilities for building wealth through investing in real estate. When your family grows and your space feels smaller, that’s another great reason to buy.  There are many ways to make it possible for sellers to list their homes and buy another one. What’s the current inventory like on move-up properties? Below 300k there’s a lot of scarcity in our market right now. Now is a very good time to sell if you own a home in the 200k-300k range. Kiefer expects rates to possibly go a little bit lower. He expects them to stay low for a little while. Now is a great time to trade up because there’s still a lot of pent up demand. Could some buyers benefit from a renovation loan? There are several different ways to approach buying a fixer-upper. Homes sell due to the price, condition, location, and motivation of the seller. People want move-in ready homes at the moment, but you might consider renovating a fixer-upper.    3 Key Points:   There are many good reasons to buy a home right now.   Now is a very good time to sell if you own a home in the 200k-300k range.  Most buyers want homes that are move-in ready. Consider investing in a fixer-upper.    Resources Mentioned: Ryan Kiefer: LinkedIn, Facebook, Website John Durso website, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram Comey &amp; Shepherd Realtors 

In Episode 12 of Intelligent Equity, host Ryan Kiefer talks with John Durso, a highly experienced realtor with Comey &amp; Shepherd Realtors. They discuss great reasons to buy a home in the current market. Whether you’re renting and looking to own, or you’re considering trading up, you’ll learn why now is a great time to buy.  Episode Highlights:  <ul><li>John Durso has been selling real estate since 1986 and has seen many different market cycles.</li> <li>Why might someone want to buy a home in this market?</li> <li>Rents are high and increasing.</li> <li>Educating renters about down payments can help them see that they can afford to buy now.</li> <li>It’s a misconception that you need 20% down to buy a home.</li> <li>There are possibilities for building wealth through investing in real estate.</li> <li>When your family grows and your space feels smaller, that’s another great reason to buy. </li> <li>There are many ways to make it possible for sellers to list their homes and buy another one.</li> <li>What’s the current inventory like on move-up properties?</li> <li>Below 300k there’s a lot of scarcity in our market right now.</li> <li>Now is a very good time to sell if you own a home in the 200k-300k range.</li> <li>Kiefer expects rates to possibly go a little bit lower. He expects them to stay low for a little while.</li> <li>Now is a great time to trade up because there’s still a lot of pent up demand.</li> <li>Could some buyers benefit from a renovation loan?</li> <li>There are several different ways to approach buying a fixer-upper.</li> <li>Homes sell due to the price, condition, location, and motivation of the seller.</li> <li>People want move-in ready homes at the moment, but you might consider renovating a fixer-upper.</li> </ul> 3 Key Points: <ol><li>There are many good reasons to buy a home right now.  </li> <li>Now is a very good time to sell if you own a home in the 200k-300k range. </li> <li>Most buyers want homes that are move-in ready. Consider investing in a fixer-upper. </li> </ol> Resources Mentioned: <ul><li>Ryan Kiefer: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-kiefer-89b94aa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Ryan-Kiefer-NMLS-581411-Branch-Manager-PrimeLending-2186626478265750/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://lo.primelending.com/rkiefer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a></li> <li>John Durso <a href="https://jdurso.comey.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/JohnDursoCincinnatiRealtor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/johndurso" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/johndursorealtor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>, <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/johndurso/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pinterest</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jdurso/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.comey.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Comey &amp; Shepherd Realtors</a></li> </ul>

Episode 12: Reasons to Buy a Home Now with John Durso

I’m joined by John Durso and Caitlin Celic, for John’s possible last appearance on the podcast – at least for a while. John is leaving Korea and I’m sad to see him go, so we talk about what the hell he is doing with his life. We talk about comedy, crying, going viral, intrusive thoughts, the third tower that fell on 9/11, and being teachers.We talk about relationships in adulthood, procrastination, jiu jitsu, choking people out, Napoleon Bagel Boss, and we learn about the benefits of having Tinder Gold. Caitlin and Durso share Moments of Triumph and Memories of Regret – we have a good time.If you enjoy the show, tell a friend about it, and please leave a review on iTunes or whatever app you listen to podcasts on. I’d really appreciate it!

I’m joined by John Durso and Caitlin Celic, for John’s possible last appearance on the podcast – at least for a while. John is leaving Korea and I’m sad to see him go, so we talk about what the hell he is doing with his life. We talk about comedy, crying, going viral, intrusive thoughts, the third tower that fell on 9/11, and being teachers. We talk about relationships in adulthood, procrastination, jiu jitsu, choking people out, Napoleon Bagel Boss, and we learn about the benefits of having Tinder Gold. Caitlin and Durso share Moments of Triumph and Memories of Regret – we have a good time. If you enjoy the show, tell a friend about it, and please leave a review on iTunes or whatever app you listen to podcasts on. I’d really appreciate it!

(Ep 62) John Durso & Caitlin Celic

BCB4/10/18 John Durso, President, Long Island Federation of Labor by Blue Collar Buzz

BCB4/10/18 John Durso, President, Long Island Federation of Labor

Kelvin is joined by friend and comedian, John Durso. They talk about the time (the night before at the bar) when Kelvin got waterboarded. They get serious and talk about the last times they cried. John makes a huge mess of himself as he shows the world that he doesn't know how to shotgun a beer. They figure out what the best movie of all time is, share memories of regret, and John tells a personal tale of triumph.Nothing's Really Real is a podcast based out of Busan, South Korea, where we talk about art, music, comedy and anything else.

Kelvin is joined by friend and comedian, John Durso. They talk about the time (the night before at the bar) when Kelvin got waterboarded. They get serious and talk about the last times they cried. John makes a huge mess of himself as he shows the world that he doesn't know how to shotgun a beer. They figure out what the best movie of all time is, share memories of regret, and John tells a personal tale of triumph. Nothing's Really Real is a podcast based out of Busan, South Korea, where we talk about art, music, comedy and anything else.