Moving Fort Wayne

Brad Noll

Buying or selling a home isn’t just a transaction, it’s often the biggest lifestyle change a family will make. That’s where Moving Fort Wayne comes in. Our podcast exists to guide people like you through the questions, fears, and opportunities that come with a move. Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, relocating for work, or investing for the future, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We’ve helped thousands of families in Fort Wayne take their next confident step, and on this show we share the same wisdom, strategies, and stories that have earned us trust for over 20 years. Behind every episode is Noll Team Real Estate, experienced advisors who know the market inside and out, but more importantly, know how to listen and lead. You’ll hear from agents, designers, lenders, and community voices who are walking families through change every single day. Their insights, paired with real stories from clients like you, will give you clarity, reduce stress, and even spark excitement about what’s next. If you want a team that treats you like family and a podcast that gives you a clear plan, you’ve found your show.

  1. 1d ago

    Growing into the Next Chapter with Brock Noye

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad sits down with Noll Team agent Brock to talk about something most real estate conversations skip: what happens when the agent becomes the seller. Brock's own home is on the market right now, in real time, and he opens up about the pricing conversations, the two-hour showing notifications, and the difference between advising a client through the process and living inside it with a wife, three kids, and a dog. Brad believes agents should be buying or selling a home every few years, and this episode makes the case for why. Brock walks through his family's reasons for moving: three kids who have outgrown the space, and the chance to repurpose equity into a home they can stay in for good while paying down debt. Brad connects that to what he calls the great equity grab, the situation many Fort Wayne homeowners find themselves in after years of appreciation, where the story they tell themselves is that they're stuck in a low interest rate when what they're really stuck with is equity they don't know how to use. The conversation also gets honest about the emotional side. Brad shares the seven days his own listing sat without a single showing and his wife asking him why, since this is what he does for a living. Brock talks about freak-out cleaning mode during naptime, comparing Zillow saves with the neighbors, and what he'll carry into every future listing appointment. The throughline is proactive communication: sellers don't need to talk to their agent every day, but they should always know where things stand. Key Takeaways ● Agents should buy or sell a home every few years when financially possible; going through it firsthand builds both education and empathy for clients ● Brock's move comes down to two lifestyle drivers: more space for three growing kids, and repurposing equity into a long-term home while taking care of debt ● The "great equity grab": many homeowners think they're stuck in a low interest rate when they're actually sitting on equity they haven't put to work ● Market timing matters; homes in the Fort Wayne area are currently averaging roughly 35 to 40 days on market, and that number has looked very different in other seasons of Brad's 23-plus year career ● Mortgage applications dipped in early to mid-August during vacations and back to school, and are beginning to climb again as families return to routines ● Selling changes how you live in your home: fewer toys, vacuum lines in the carpet, and a scramble every time a showing request lands ● Brad's counsel to couples: do not lose the opportunity to improve your communication, because one spouse may be emotionally attached to the home while the other is focused on the numbers ● Proactive communication is the standard: like tracking a delivery order, sellers should always know where their listing stands, what happened this week, and what comes next ● Noll Team Real Estate: https://www.thenollteam.com ● Noll Team Interiors (staging support mentioned in the episode) Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team: https://www.thenollteam.com ● Brad Noll on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradnoll24/ ● Brock Noye on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brock-noye-3061b01a1/ ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp #MovingFortWayne #FortWayneRealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #TheNollTeam #HomeMaintenanceTips #SpringHomeCare #MidwestHomes #HomeInspection #HomeOwnership Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

  2. Sep 8

    Handled with Care: How Hoover the Mover delivers the difference with Dan Omlor

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad sits down with Dan Omlor, Sales Representative at Hoover the Mover, to talk about the part of a housing change nobody looks forward to: the move itself. With roughly 26 people involved in the average real estate transaction, the moving company is one of the most important and most overlooked. Dan has spent 15 years in the business, and his job description is refreshingly honest: "I talk people off cliffs." Dan walks through the mistakes that cost people money and sleep, starting with the biggest one: waiting too long to hire a mover. He explains how out-of-state pricing follows supply and demand, why an in-home estimate protects you from online broker scams where quotes jump thousands of dollars days before the truck arrives, and what to do three to six months out. Practical tips fill the back half: leave boxes in the room they came out of so the crew learns your home, label the side of the box rather than the top, and skip moving particle board furniture and standard TVs altogether. Brad's take on that last one: "There's permission right there." The conversation also covers what happens when closing dates and moving dates stop lining up, how Hoover the Mover's storage facility and dedicated over-the-road drivers create flexibility when a real estate timeline shifts, and the decluttering service available to Noll Team clients. As Brad puts it, selling a home is a price war and a beauty contest, and getting your stuff out of the way is how you win the second one. Key Takeaways ● Hiring a mover too late is the single most common and most expensive mistake; out-of-state pricing rises as driver availability shrinks ● Always have a representative come to your home for an estimate; online inventory quotes from brokers are where scams start, including price jumps and movers holding belongings until you pay ● Three to six months out, build a plan that includes every contractor, then start purging what you have not used in years ● Leave packed boxes in the room they came from so the crew can familiarize themselves with your items, and label the side of the box, not the top ● Skip moving particle board furniture; it is not built to move, screws pop out, and movers will not cover the damage ● Standard TVs are often not worth moving once you factor in the cost of a proper box ● Storage and flexible scheduling can bridge the gap when a closing date shifts, but communication has to happen well before moving day ● Hoover the Mover offers Noll Team clients a $500 flat-rate declutter of up to two rooms of furniture, with one month of free storage Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team: https://www.thenollteam.com ● Host LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradnoll24/ ● Guest: Dan Omlor, Hoover the Mover ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp #MovingFortWayne #FortWayneRealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #TheNollTeam #HomeMaintenanceTips #SpringHomeCare #MidwestHomes #HomeInspection #HomeOwnership Since 2003, Noll Team Real Estate has been helping people in the Fort Wayne area find the freedom to live the lifestyle they want. Despite changing markets and business tactics, we have remained true to this better and improved business model by focusing on building relationships and serving others in everything we do. Whatever stage of life you are in, our goal is to provide you with the wisdom and tools necessary when buying or selling a home. We put you first to ensure an enjoyable and profitable experience. Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

  3. Sep 1

    Future Planning and First Impressions with Brad Noll

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad goes solo to tackle a September-friendly topic: how to prepare for a move before the move actually happens. Most people assume a home purchase begins the moment a listing pops up, but Brad reframes the whole process. Roughly 85 to 90% of moves start with a lifestyle change, not an impulse, and the families who plan ahead are the ones who buy with confidence and keep more money in their pockets. Brad walks through the questions worth asking as fall routines return and the holidays and new year come into view: Are we outgrowing this house? Are we paying for space we no longer use? Could we buy before we sell? What does our equity actually look like? From there, he lays out a 10-step framework that begins with the life decision rather than the house, moves through the financial groundwork of home value, mortgage conversations, credit, and move money, and finishes with the practical work of walking your home like a buyer and assembling your team before there is any urgency. Along the way, Brad shares hard-won stories: the algorithm that overvalued a listing by roughly $100,000, the young couple who financed furniture days before closing and nearly lost their loan, and his own family's ongoing remodel where the master bath is the last piece waiting for the right season. The throughline is simple and encouraging: preparation creates separation, and your life usually tells you it is time to move long before the real estate market does. Key Takeaways ● Start with the life decision, not the house: picture what you want your life to look like 12 to 24 months out before touching any real estate portal ● Skip online estimates and find out what your home is actually worth; algorithms can miss by six figures and usable equity often surprises sellers ● Have a mortgage conversation before you need the mortgage, and understand credit score, debt-to-income ratio, taxes, insurance, and closing costs up front ● Protect your credit before the move: pay bills on time and never finance a vehicle or furniture before closing, since new debt can push you outside qualifying limits ● Build a move money strategy that covers down payment, closing costs, moving expenses, immediate repairs, and emergency reserves ● Decide whether you need to sell before you buy, and learn your options like contingent offers, bridge financing, and recasting your mortgage before the right house hits the market ● Walk through your home like a buyer using three lenses: maintenance, marketability, and inspection risk ● Don't confuse remodeling for enjoyment with remodeling for resale, and spend where the return on investment is strongest ● The Noll Team: https://www.thenollteam.com ● National Association of Realtors 2025 Remodeling Impact Report Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team - https://www.thenollteam.com ● Brad Noll on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradnoll24/ ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

  4. Aug 25

    Your Trusted Realtor Wherever Life Takes You: Referrals with Charity Middleton

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad Noll is joined by teammate Charity Middleton for a conversation about one of the most overlooked advantages of working with a connected real estate team: the referral network. When life prompts a move to a new city, most people start with a search engine and hope for the best. Brad and Charity make the case for a better first step, tapping into relationships The Noll Team has spent years building with trusted agents across the country. Brad explains why families move in the first place, from growing households and job changes to the number one reason people relocate right now: getting closer to family. He and Charity walk through how referrals actually work, including the legal and contractual side of referral fees, why the arrangement costs buyers nothing extra, and how disclosed compensation gives the referring agent real skin in the game to hand clients off to the right person. The two also dig into what makes a good handoff, from vetting an agent's communication style and workload to confirming they have a team and a backup plan. Along the way, Brad shares a simple Vegas golf story that captures the whole idea: when you have someone you know, like, and trust, you don't have to guess. Whether you're relocating yourself or helping a friend or family member make a move, this episode shows how relationships win. Key Takeaways ● The number one reason people move right now is to get closer to family, followed closely by job changes ● The Noll Team is part of a group that sells one in every eight homes in the U.S., giving clients access to trusted agents nationwide ● Referral fees are paid between agents and come out of the existing commission, so they cost buyers and sellers nothing extra ● Because the referral compensation is disclosed and contractual, the referring agent has real skin in the game to match clients with the right agent ● A good handoff means vetting an agent's communication style, workload, local knowledge, and whether they have a team and a backup plan for time off ● When relocating, the house is often secondary; clients also need doctors, dentists, schools, and a new friend group in an unfamiliar city ● The Noll Team stays engaged after a referral, checking in with clients and sending the other agent regular updates on showings and pricing ● The smart first step is a phone call to learn what matters most to the client, whether that is schools, commute, city living, or a specific neighborhood pocket Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team - https://www.thenollteam.com ● Brad Noll on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradnoll24/ ● Co-host: Charity Middleton on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charitymiddleton/ ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp #MovingFortWayne #FortWayneRealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #TheNollTeam #HomeMaintenanceTips #SpringHomeCare #MidwestHomes #HomeInspection #HomeOwnership Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

  5. Aug 18

    The Homeowner's Annual Financial Checkup: 7 Questions Every Fort Wayne Homeowner Should Ask

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad Noll goes solo to reframe the way you think about your biggest asset: your home. We schedule a yearly physical, a dental cleaning every six months, and check in with a financial advisor a couple times a year, but most homeowners rarely take a hard look at how their home is actually performing. Brad walks through what a true homeowner's annual financial checkup looks like, starting with the question almost nobody can answer with confidence: what is your home really worth? Brad breaks down the four opinions of value (assessed value, the online algorithms, a real estate market analysis, and an appraisal) and shares why leaning on a single portal is risky. When he pulled his own home across several sites before recording, he found nearly a $150,000 spread between the low and high estimates. From there, he digs into equity: how to calculate it, why so few homeowners know the number, and how to use a home equity line of credit as a disciplined tool rather than an ATM. He also covers the annual reviews that quietly protect your money, including your mortgage, your insurance coverage, and your property tax exemptions. The episode closes on the part that matters most: whether your home still fits your life. Brad reminds listeners that people rarely move because of a spreadsheet. They move because life changes, through marriage, divorce, new babies, empty nesting, job shifts, or aging parents moving in. The goal of the checkup isn't to talk you into selling. It's to help you make confident, informed decisions with a clear picture of your numbers and your next chapter. Key Takeaways ● There are four opinions of value on any home: the assessed value, the online algorithms, a real estate market analysis, and the appraised value ● Online portals can disagree wildly; Brad found nearly a $150,000 spread between the low and high estimates on his own home ● Most homeowners know what they owe but very few know how much equity they actually have; review it every single year ● A home equity line of credit can be a smart tool for appreciating assets, renovations, college, or an emergency, but it should never be used as an ATM for vacations or consumer purchases ● Making one extra mortgage payment a year (13 instead of 12) can cut roughly nine years off your loan ● Review your insurance annually; if you have a basement, consider $25,000 in water backup coverage rather than the standard $10,000 ● In Indiana, a primary residence with a homestead exemption is capped near 1% for property taxes, versus up to 2% for non-owner occupied and 3% for commercial; confirm your exemptions before December 31 ● Build a maintenance reserve for the unglamorous big-ticket items: roof, heating and cooling, water heater, appliances, and exterior upkeep ● The best home isn't the biggest one; it's the one that fits your current and near-future lifestyle ● The biggest financial mistake homeowners make is never checking what their home is worth in the first place Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:41 - Why Your Home Needs a Yearly Checkup and the Four Opinions of Value 04:30 - Equity: Knowing Your Number and Using It Wisely 09:57 - Mortgage and Insurance Reviews 13:22 - Property Tax Exemptions and Your Maintenance Reserve Fund 16:37 - Does Your Home Still Fit? The Lifestyle Checkup ● The Noll Team: https://www.thenollteam.com Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team: https://www.thenollteam.com ● Brad Noll on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradnoll24/ ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp #MovingFortWayne #FortWayneRealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #TheNollTeam #HomeMaintenanceTips #SpringHomeCare #MidwestHomes #HomeInspection #HomeOwnership Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

  6. Aug 11

    Market Update and Rates with Nick Boucher from Ruoff Mortgage

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad Noll welcomes back show sponsor Nick Boucher of Ruoff Mortgage for a quarterly market update focused on the move up buyer. If your first home no longer fits your growing family or changing lifestyle, but you feel frozen by a low interest rate or unsure what to do with your equity, this conversation is for you. Brad and Nick unpack why so many homeowners feel stuck and how to think clearly about the next step. Nick brings an economist's perspective and a teacher's heart to the numbers, explaining why waiting for a return to three or four percent rates may be a fool's errand, how debt to income ratio quietly shapes your buying power, and why home price appreciation rewards those who move sooner. Together they walk through the real mechanics of moving up without selling first: bridge loans, HELOCs, non-contingent offers, and the difference between qualifying for one, two, or even three financing products at once. The heart of the episode is a practical roadmap for unlocking equity you may not realize you have. Nick explains how a recast (re-amortization) lets buyers put a smaller amount down now, sell their departing residence later, apply the net proceeds as a lump sum, and recalculate their payment as if they had put twenty percent down from day one, dropping PMI in the process. It is a relationship-first look at making a life-stage move feel reasonable, approachable, and far less stressful. Key Takeaways ● Interest rate moves are driven less by world events themselves and more by how institutional and retail investors emotionally react to those events in the bond market ● Waiting for rates to return to three or four percent may mean waiting years with no end in sight; today's rates sit under the historical norm, and delaying likely just means paying higher home prices later ● Most homeowners who have owned five years or longer are sitting on significant equity, often fifty thousand to three hundred thousand dollars, that can be put to work in a move up ● Debt to income ratio, not just income, determines how much home you qualify for; two people with the same job and salary can afford very different homes based on their debt load ● Lenders typically cap DTI near 49.99 percent, so on ten thousand dollars of monthly gross income, roughly five thousand can go toward housing and other debts ● To buy before you sell, you must qualify to carry multiple payments at once: your current mortgage, a bridge loan or HELOC to tap equity, and the new mortgage ● A recast lets you put the minimum down now, apply your home sale proceeds as a lump sum later (minimum ten thousand dollars), and recalculate your payment as if you put twenty percent down, dropping PMI with a written request ● Recasting is a conventional loan feature only; FHA and other government loans do not allow it Recourses ● Ruoff Mortgage (episode sponsor): https://www.ruoff.com ● Noll Team Real Estate: https://www.thenollteam.com Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team: https://www.thenollteam.com ● Brad Noll on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradnoll24/ ● Guest: Nick Boucher, Ruoff Mortgage: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-boucher-7321a572/ ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp #MovingFortWayne #FortWayneRealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #TheNollTeam #HomeMaintenanceTips #SpringHomeCare #MidwestHomes #HomeInspection #HomeOwnership Since 2003, Noll Team Real Estate has been helping people in the Fort Wayne area find the freedom to live the lifestyle they want. Despite changing markets and business tactics, we have remained true to this better and improved business model by focusing on building relationships and serving others in everything we do. Whatever stage of life you are in, our goal is to provide you with the wisdom and tools necessary when buying or selling a home. We put you first to ensure an enjoyable and profitable experience. Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

  7. Jul 28

    Navigating Contingencies in today's market with Trevor Day

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad Noll sits down with returning guest Trevor Day to tackle one of the most stressful questions homeowners face: do you buy first or sell first? For anyone sitting on years of equity and a low interest rate, the instinct is to make a contingent offer and hope it gets accepted. Brad and Trevor debunk that assumption and walk through the strategies that give buyers more power and less stress. The conversation centers on a real-life scenario The Noll Team sees every day: a homeowner who has outgrown their current house, holds significant equity, but hasn't saved a separate 20% down payment for the next purchase. Trevor and Brad explain how tools like a home equity line of credit, a recast, bridge loans, 401k loans, and gift funds can free up that equity, letting buyers make stronger non-contingent offers while still putting their proceeds to work after closing. Along the way, they break down debt to income ratios, why days on market determine whether a contingent offer stands a chance, and how the best buyers learn to think like sellers. The throughline is the same one that guides every Noll Team client: reduce stress, build confidence through education, and keep more money in your pocket while landing the home that fits your life today. Key Takeaways ● A home equity line of credit (HELOC) lets you borrow against your home's equity, often up to about 89-90% of its value, to fund a purchase without selling first ● A recast lets you make a lump-sum payment toward principal after closing, keeping your existing interest rate and lowering your monthly payment with minimal fees and usually no appraisal ● Days on market matter: contingent offers rarely succeed on fresh listings but become far more viable once a home has sat 50, 60, 80, or 100 days ● The best buyers think like sellers, and the best sellers think like buyers; sellers want the highest offer that mitigates the most risk ● A contingent offer relies on two sets of financing, two inspections, and two appraisals all going right, which adds risk and stress ● Debt to income ratio is not fixed; as you pay down your balance and your income rises over time, your ratio improves ● Getting pre-approved and working with a strong lender, or "mortgage coach," reveals options many buyers never knew existed ● Non-contingent offers dramatically increase your buying power in competitive, multiple-offer situations ● Other equity strategies include bridge loans, 401k loans, and gift funds from family ● When placing a contingent offer, getting your home to market fast and under contract quickly makes your offer far more attractive to listing agents ● Noll Team Real Estate: https://www.thenollteam.com ● Ruoff Mortgage (episode sponsor): https://www.ruoff.com Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team: https://www.thenollteam.com ● Brad Noll on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradnoll24/ ● Guest: Trevor Day, The Noll Team: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trevor-day/ ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp #MovingFortWayne #FortWayneRealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #TheNollTeam #HomeMaintenanceTips #SpringHomeCare #MidwestHomes #HomeInspection #HomeOwnership Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

  8. Jul 21

    What Buyer Agency Means for Sellers with Melissa Little

    This week on Moving Fort Wayne, Brad Noll welcomes back Noll Team agent Melissa Little to tackle one of the most misunderstood shifts in real estate: how the new buyer agency rules affect sellers. Since the federally mandated changes took effect in August of 2024, the way buyer's agents get paid has changed, and sellers are hearing one word over and over: negotiable. Brad and Melissa cut through the confusion to explain what that word really means when an offer lands on your table. Melissa walks through the mechanics in plain language. Buyers now sign an agreement with their own agent before they ever tour a home, and when they write an offer, they will most likely ask the seller to cover that fee as a closing cost. Sellers can decline, but doing so shrinks the buyer pool and, often, the final sale price. The smarter mindset, Brad and Melissa agree, is simple: be willing to pay a buyer's agent, but see the offer first. It is pay for performance, and the number that matters most is your net, not the commission line. The conversation also digs into what separates a great buyer's agent from a poor one, and why it should matter to sellers. Communication is the tell. Did the agent return the call before the showing? Give feedback after? Fill out all 76 decision points in the purchase agreement correctly? With 23 years of guiding Fort Wayne buyers and sellers, Brad frames the takeaway clearly: the best buyer's agents don't just serve their clients, they give sellers the confidence a deal will actually close, and closing is the only way a seller receives their hard-earned equity. Key Takeaways ● The August 2024 rule changes did not raise costs so much as split them; buyers now pay their agent through a fee that is disclosed rather than buried in the transaction ● "Negotiable" is true, but declining to pay a buyer's agent shrinks your buyer pool because many buyers lack the extra upfront cash to cover that fee themselves ● The right seller mindset: be willing to pay a buyer's agent, but review the full offer first, because it is pay for performance ● Focus on your net, not the commission line; no two offers are the same once concessions, taxes, title costs, and other terms are factored in ● A lower buyer's agent commission often means a lower sale price, since the buyer must make up the gap out of pocket ● Communication is the clearest sign of a strong buyer's agent: returned calls, timely feedback, met deadlines, and a correctly completed purchase agreement ● An Indiana purchase agreement runs nine pages, 496 lines, and roughly 76 decision points that each shift expense between buyer and seller ● The best buyer's agents provide sellers confidence that the deal will actually reach the closing table, which is how sellers finally receive their equity Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:41 - How Buyer Agency Changed for Sellers 04:04 - "It's Negotiable" and Your Buyer Pool 06:50 - The Net Sheet: What You Actually Walk Away With 09:46 - Communication: The Mark of a Great Buyer's Agent 17:03 - What Wins in Today's Market Connect ● Podcast: Moving Fort Wayne ● Host: Brad Noll, The Noll Team - https://www.thenollteam.com ● Featuring: Melissa Little, The Noll Team ● Also check out Brad's other podcast, Student of the Game, for small business strategy and leadership: https://www.youtube.com/@StudentoftheGamePodcastw-bb6wp #MovingFortWayne #FortWayneRealEstate #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #TheNollTeam #HomeMaintenanceTips #SpringHomeCare #MidwestHomes #HomeInspection #HomeOwnership Since 2003, Noll Team Real Estate has been helping people in the Fort Wayne area find the freedom to live the lifestyle they want. Despite changing markets and business tactics, we have remained true to this better and improved business model by focusing on building relationships and serving others in everything we do. Whatever stage of life you are in, our goal is to provide you with the wisdom and tools necessary when buying or selling a home. We put you first to ensure an enjoyable and profitable experience. Mentioned in this episode: Mortgage you Home with Ruoff Mortgage Ruoff Mortgage

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Buying or selling a home isn’t just a transaction, it’s often the biggest lifestyle change a family will make. That’s where Moving Fort Wayne comes in. Our podcast exists to guide people like you through the questions, fears, and opportunities that come with a move. Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, relocating for work, or investing for the future, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We’ve helped thousands of families in Fort Wayne take their next confident step, and on this show we share the same wisdom, strategies, and stories that have earned us trust for over 20 years. Behind every episode is Noll Team Real Estate, experienced advisors who know the market inside and out, but more importantly, know how to listen and lead. You’ll hear from agents, designers, lenders, and community voices who are walking families through change every single day. Their insights, paired with real stories from clients like you, will give you clarity, reduce stress, and even spark excitement about what’s next. If you want a team that treats you like family and a podcast that gives you a clear plan, you’ve found your show.

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  • Creator
    Brad Noll
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    39
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2026 Brad Noll
  • Show Website
    Moving Fort Wayne

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