13 episodes
The JC Podcast Jordan Chronopoulos
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Over the past five years, Jordan has proven his capabilities in the real estate business. He’s a top 5% DC metro agent and is the youngest person ever on the Board of Directors for GCAAR. In 2020, he closed $10 million, and in 2021, his first year as a solo agent, he closed over $21 million. He was also named the 2021 GCAAR Rookie of the Year. This podcast will cover real estate, business, and many other topics. Please send a message of any topic(s) you would like me to cover.
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Market Crashing!?
Addressing the 🐘 in the room.
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FED Rate Increase - What does this mean?
FED raises interest rates for the first time since 2018, what does this mean?
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January 2022 - How's the Market?
Median sold price in region was $539,450, a decrease of 0.9%
from January 2021; average days on market in January: 33 days
In the District, there were 565 closed sales in January (a 33.3% decrease from the previous
month), while the median sold price was $645,000, a 3% decrease from the previous month
and a 7.5% increase from January 2021.
In Montgomery County, the median sold price was $486,000, down 6.4% from December and
down 2.8% as compared to January 2021. There were 774 closed sales in January, a 38.1%
decrease from the previous month and 4.9% decrease from January 2021.
Average days on the market in January were 28 in Montgomery County and 40 in the District.
Hope this was helpful!
Jordan Chronopoulos | RLAH Real Estate
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New Construction - Should you use an Agent?
Today we are going over 5 reasons why you should use a Realtor to represent you for New Construction. Thanks for listening!
Jordan Chronopoulos
240.477.9144
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What does Debt-to-Income mean?
Today I am doing a quick run down of what DTI (Debt-to-income) means. It is important as a future home buyer to understand what factors are taken in consideration when getting approved for a loan. As always, consult with a lender to see what your options are.
Thanks for listening!
Jordan Chronopoulos
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FHA vs Conventional vs VA | What's the Difference?
Today I am discussing the differences between FHA, Conventional & VA Loans.
FHA - minimum 3.5% down, PMI for life of loan, typically higher closing costs, lower credit/requirements
Conventional - minimum 3% down, PMI drops off at 20% loan to value, higher credit/income requirements
VA - 100% financing, no PMI, very competitive interest rates
Jordan Chronopoulos
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