Between Two Doors

A Between Two Doors conversation with Christina Hester and Zach of CSI Clean Scene Investigators There are some phone calls you never expect to make. A family member has passed away inside a home. Someone has been injured. There has been a crime, an accident, an unattended death, a serious hoarding situation, or another event that has left a property unsafe or contaminated. The police arrive. Paramedics come. Perhaps the medical examiner becomes involved. Eventually, everyone leaves. And then you look around and realize: The house is still there. The scene is still there. And someone has to deal with it. That was the question I wanted to explore when Christina Hester and Zach from  CSI Clean Scene Investigators joined me on  Between Two Doors . What I learned was that crime-scene and biohazard remediation is about much more than cleaning. It is about helping people begin putting the pieces back together. “The Police Don't Clean This Up?” That was probably one of the biggest su...

By Nate Carver | ProLending Mortgage | NMLS #2004738 Selling your home yourself can be appealing. You know your property better than anyone. You may already have an idea of what you want for it. And by selling  For Sale By Owner (FSBO) , you may be looking for greater control over the process and potentially reducing some of the costs associated with selling a home. But there's another side to selling a home yourself. You become the marketing department, lead coordinator, appointment scheduler and first point of contact for every potential buyer. Your phone might ring while you're at work. A buyer could find your property online at 11:00 at night. Someone might drive past your FSBO sign while you're having dinner with your family. And every missed call could potentially be a missed buyer. That's why I've partnered with  JennyJenny.ai  to provide homeowners selling their properties themselves with an AI-powered FSBO assistant. And when you access it through my FSBO P...