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PJ KidddPlease bring back TacticsOne of the biggest disappointments in the podcast world is the demise of Bigger Pockets content. It has devolved from hearing actual industry professionals sharing strategies, tactics and lessons; to a reactionary daily diatribe about what today’s political news means for interest rates (with a 5 minute side bar about bond investing and how it actually controls mortgage rates…)and thus the real estate market. I have no doubt Dave Meyer is a good guy, and even an effective investor in his personal style. However his lack of hands on expertise and active participation in real estate means his lessons for listeners ended after 3 podcasts. His breakdown of macro economics is certainly important - but important to study one a quarter or when something actually noteworthy pops up. It is extremely difficult to even distinguish one episode from the next at this point because it is a pointless rehashing of the same talking points. Where are the actual operators like Henry Washington and James Dainerd? At least the Rookie podcast still actually addresses real operators. Obviously losing Brandon Turner and David Greene is unfortunate, but there are so many better sources of information than Dave Meyer. Bring him in as a guest once a month and call it good, he can give us his political take “regardless of how we view Trump’s policies”. I have talked with others and know my opinion is widely held, do better Bigger Pockets.
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LurabutaLove this showReally helpful!
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Rp1786$TariffsYou miss characterized the formula that they used to get the tariff number. If you go back and do a little bit more would see they use the trade to determine the reciprocal tariff. It's all over the news that the formula makes no sense to. A trade deficit has nothing to do with someone putting a tariff on you or not.
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Bri&$!scGreat insightLove this podcast, very informative! Really appreciate the breakdowns you provide of recent economic recents and how you explain them so that it is easily understandable.
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sn.appAbsolute gem amongst real estate podsFive stars all the way. Love Dave and the crew and their heavy data focus. Also love that on the market is not reflexively far right like so many other real estate pods. Wish the average real estate investor understood how destabilizing the current administration is and how terrible that instability will be for the country, investments and, wait for it, real estate.
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bophia21Favorite real estate podcastLove this podcast and the diversity of hosts! I always learn something new and look forward to new podcast episodes!
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DisbfoxosjsndndGreat Concept - Too many adsLove the show, and the panel. My biggest complaint is the length in ads. The most recent show had 19 minutes of content and 8 minutes of ads. It’s hard to get into the flow of a topic when an add jumps in so often. I find myself listening to housing wire instead as a result of this.
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grapevine7More focused on real estate sellersHi guys, Love your podcast , market trends etc, but the panel in the show are real estate sellers, they POV focused on selling real estate. I wanted view from buy and hold investors, real investors but not from short term flippers boasting how they made success. In the recent episode they were all encouraging each other don’t worry we will find a buyer ( meaning someone buy and hold) and somehow make the deal work for sellers. I strongly suggest to add a buy and long term hold investor in the panel
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Aldo723Too many ads!!Used to be an amazing podcast, but unfortunately the podcast usually starts with two full ads, then the host talks for like 30 seconds about what the theme will be about and then guess what? Two more ads. I will unsubscribe .
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Kyle C, NYCThank you for covering a broad range of real estate investment topics!I started listening to On The Market and other BP podcasts in 2019, when I was fortunate enough to become an "accidental landlord" through an inheritance of property in California. As a New York City resident with no real estate background, I had no idea what I was doing initially. Through many BP podcasts I got up to speed on topics like property management, pros and cons of LLCs, building in-market teams of professionals and more. In 2024 I started putting several learnings I picked up from BP into action: 1) After a long-term tenant moved out in June, I decided on selling the single family home I inherited in Norwalk, CA. I ran several scenarios on how much to upgrade the home (or not) and ultimately decided to put in close to $100k in work to go for top dollar in a fairly low-supply market. As a result, I quickly had 9 offers after listing in September, including 5 over list price and the winning offer almost $50k over list. The return on my $100k of renovations was around $150k over what an as-is sale to a flipper would have yielded. (50% return on ~2.5 months of being out of pocket). 2) Trying to fund the renovations above wasn't straightforward, since I didn't have $100k of cash just sitting around. After looking at various funding options, I realized that the best option would be to borrow cash from a couple life insurance policies I have had for decades. I was able to tap about $75k at rates from 5.3-5.7% relatively quickly, and fund the rest of the work out of savings. For the ~2.5 months or so of renovations my lending costs were a few $1000s, easily covered by the higher sale price. I repaid all of my policy loans after closing, so can tap these funds again in future if needed. Thank you for constantly plugging "just run the numbers" to your audience. 3) I wanted to keep my equity in real estate, but closer to home instead of in CA, so also took advantage of the BP market analysis tools, as well as suggestions for setting up a team in a new market. After looking at NYC and other markets, I decided to reinvest in Rochester, NY, which is performing fairly well and is much more affordable than NYC. BP's deal analysis tools helped me quickly evaluate several deals and start making offers quickly. I was pretty conservative in underwriting so didn't win out on my first offers, but in November I purchased a duplex near downtown in a highly walkable / travel friendly part of town. Rents are in the range of $3k/month on a $325k purchase, so not quite hitting the "1% rule" m, but close enough for me to be comfortable getting into the market. Thank you to everyone on the BP team for covering a wide range of topics - many of those were valuable for me in 2024 and I hope to make more progress on my investing in 2025!
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militartyanesthesiaDisappointed by Bias in Recent EpisodeI’ve always appreciated this podcast and the thoughtful approach of the host. However, I was disappointed with the recent episode featuring Debra Kamin. While she claimed to be reporting on NAR in an unbiased manner, her personal beliefs on political issues, like abortion, were apparent through her tone and side comments. These views felt out of place in a discussion that should have remained focused on the topic at hand. I value balanced reporting and hope future episodes stay true to that standard.
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JoseNova1Love the show. Love the info. Hate the ads.Great show with very useful information. However, bigger pockets is over saturating with ads. 20-25% of listening time is on ads. BP gotta figure this out.
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TedkaaschWhy not omaha?Omaha, Nebraska, is a prime real estate investment destination due to its booming development projects, like the $950M Eppley Airfield expansion and a $1.3B urban core revitalization supported by a future streetcar system. Forbes named Omaha the "Best City to Move to in 2024" for its affordability, economic opportunities, and safety. With rapid economic growth, quality of life, and supportive infrastructure, Omaha offers promising returns and a thriving community for investors. Ted Kaasch REIA Radio Podcast
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SmileyJeansGen XGen X never a part of the conversation 😭😭 #tiggeredgenXer 😂
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slickywilly407Laughs at white flight, host doesn’t live in the US and doesn’t know muchIn the episode about “urban planning,” Dave laughed when the guest was talking about white flight out of Rochester, NY. How hilarious! Plus he claims he went to school in Rochester and implies that gives him Expertise, but didn’t even get the name of the road right that was built to bisect the city and facilitate white flight. Very impressive. Like all BP podcasts, have the skip button handy because it’s 50% ads. I actually think Dave is fairly smart for this venue - he lives in Amsterdam and his spouse works for a travel website. He’s got a bougie Connecticut background. He sounds out of place compared to “less educated” people like incel Dave Greene and robot rob abasolo. This is better than other BP podcasts and if you had to listen to one , listen to this because it may have actual new/thoughtful content - the main podcast hasn’t for years. Hence 2 stars.
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Brangdon41Great for staying up on economic trendsI love this for a real estate investor focus on all the big economic trends and data. As the ceo of a property management company, this podcast is always giving me good framing of the climate for setting strategy, as well as talking points when I’m addressing our team or clients.
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Gsw90405Episode 204 FailWorst podcast yet. Can you imagine multiple RE brokers bragging about how smart they are, how much value they add as buying brokers and why they are still entitled to huge 2.5-3.0 percent buyers commissions! That's this podcast in a nutshell. Just a fantasy advertisement to keep the status quo. I hope their views on the future of commissions is wrong. As the buyer of 3 properties in the last ten years, I found each one on my own, thanks to Redfin and Zillow, attending open houses and then, sadly being forced to use a buying broker who plugs in our offer amount on a standardized form. Oh, they all say, I add so much value in negotiating. Not in our competitive markets. I'm happy to pay a generous hourly rate for the few hours it takes to fill out the CAR form and get back to me with sellers acceptance, rejection or counter offer. I hire the inspector. I read the report, the HOA financials. Where is the added value. So sad. Occasionally there are some valuable insights on this podcast. Please tighten up the ship.
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kockiheadBest podcast I’ve ever listened to!After 200 episodes, I decided that I think it was probably best that I give a review by now. I have not missed an episode. This podcast gives a lot of relevance, great guest, great information, and the crew is awesome! Everybody meshes really well together and it’s fun and funny and I feel like I know all of the hosts because they are so personable in every episode. Best podcast I’ve ever listened to!
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LittleGemsUSAGreat contentLove this newer podcast from Bigger Pockets. Such interesting content, great guests and fun hosts. Thank you!
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gramareeNAR EpisodeTimely information that every Realtor (Ha!) should consider. Great job walking the fine line of dissent without rancor. I will listen to more episodes. Thank you for sticking out your neck and putting your money where your mouth is.
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SlothwSold your soul for ads - long time listener no moreI was hesitant to leave this review because I love the hosts and content. But I think it’s something that needs to be said, you’re loosing many long time listeners on all biggerpockets podcasts because over the last year you’ve made the decision to sell your soul for ads. A couple ads is understandable but you’ve gone way too far. I spend more time fast forwarding than listening now. I used to consume every podcast you put out and now maybe listen to 1 in 10. Double your ad prices, cut ads in half and your listeners will likely double over the next 3-6 months. Hope this honest feedback helps you improve your product and help more people.
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cdhorton48Team is greatThe panel that supports Dave is the best. Kathy, James, and Henry add great value to each podcast.
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REWealthCreatorNo clickbait please, DaveJust heard a podcast trying to sell listeners that Cash-flow isn't dead in four markets. Then goes on to proceed to say that these market populations are decreasing and may not be good markets.
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Ruben HeloBest podcast aroundBest podcast around
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BobbyF PhillyReal EstateLoved the last episode on depreciation
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D.......Rumble Rumble RumbleThe rumble format was great. Enjoyed hitting a lot of topics in a short amount of time. Great show as always. Definitely would enjoy hearing this again with a “heel” involved. Rumble on.
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Christian S TaylorFavorite real estate podI've been on the journey with this podcast listening to each episode from the founding of 'On the Market' and it is my favorite real estate podcast and 2nd overall favorite podcast! Here's the highlights... Knowledgeable: The On the Market crew are active investors from various geographies and strategies that know their craft. These are seasoned investors who have gone through the highs and lows of the market and survived and thrived and are here to share about it. Funny: This is a fun, spunky podcast that you will laugh out loud listening too. This is a key component for me in listening to podcasts - I want to learn and be entertained and this crew hits both. They have great chemistry and aren't afraid to get after each other for some good laughs. Humble: We all know it's hard to listen to listen to arrogant hosts speak at you. Despite their success, this crew is real, raw, and down to earth - the kind of people you would want out hang out with. Current: They talk about the real estate market and how it ties into the full financial market. If there is current topic that you think is relevant, chances are its coming up on their docket. If you are looking to learn about the real estate market and laugh, this podcast is for you. This podcast has been a key resource for me as I grew my portfolio from 1 to 23 units, pivoted multiple times, and achieved financial freedom. I can't speak highly enough about this podcast. You know when you look back at a great deal and think.... "That was a great decision." If you listen to this pod you'll look back and think the same thing.
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FFdeebzAmazing resource for all things Real EstateThe content from this podcast has equipped me with the information I need to help clients as a real estate agent, as well as equip me with the tools and knowledge necessary to start my investment portfolio.
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mike and angela yea!New England please!Excellent podcast! Would love it even more if you talked about the northeast region more frequently, not just Seattle, Cali, etc. Would like to hear your thoughts on New England specifically. There are markets up here that seem to be growing at least in apprecition (providence, Hartford, etc) but they get overlooked. Thanks!
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AndrewkkLove itI think I listen to this show more than any other bp podcast at this point. Love the analysis and Dave Meyer is a great host!
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Jason S49I love starting my week with On the MarketEvery Monday morning I start my day listening to this show. It always gets me in the right mindset to start the week and makes me feel more informed.
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jayqen hgharYou guys do greatJames, you complained no one was leaving reviews. Plugging here to say, I listen every time a new episode is released. You guys rock, and I loved the SFH survey episode. On my 8th SFH rehab right; the BP podcasts are my motivation so don’t stop.
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JBarrett3Consistently great information & insights on the marketI have been listening to this podcast since episode #1 and greatly appreciate the insights provided. The high level of analysis and quality of the guests and their insights on current trends in the market are excellent. The information provided has caused me to rethink my assumptions about my investment strategies and strive to better position myself for the future. I feel this podcast has help me avoid costly mistakes while I aspire to build a James Dainard quality portfolio.
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HgdtnvkFirst Review in WeeksI listen to every episode the day it comes out. Great market insights and excellent guests with great insight into current market trends and possible future direction. All info is good info these days.
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A. TADMy favorite real estate podcastI listen to pretty much all the BiggerPockets podcasts, as well as a few other real estate-themed podcasts and On The Market has quickly become my favorite. Dave and the rest of the hosts have great energy and keep it engaging and entertaining while focusing on providing super insightful, relevant information. They have great guests on frequently, and also do an excellent job of finding a balance of making the show accessible to folks newer to real estate while not watering things down, and not shying away from some complex topics. Keep it up everyone!
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budak09Great ShowI love the show, only complaint is the amount of ads.
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Marlee SherwinNOT BORINGThe only fun, not boring, engaging real estate podcast! These guys are not squares, it’s actually entertaining AND so educational.
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Brewins37On the Market is where it’s atLove the combination of real estate and economic data in conjunction with the focus on different geographical areas of the country. Clever name for the podcast as well.
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kdemsky79On the pulseVery informative and engaging to listen to. Captures the latest trends and dives deep. Love it!
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TrustGreeneThe best of all the BP podcastsAnd that’s saying a lot. This one is current and always a must-listen and the round table format with guests every week make it full of unique POVs. Experts on the market weekly FTW.
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JR BonezOverwhelmingly ReactionaryHost has been consistently wrong calling for a real estate correction. He’s the wrong guy for a real estate podcast. Admits to very little experience and is constantly talking about the stock market versus giving useful real estate investment advice.
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MortaviuusPhenomenal podcastI’ve been listening to On the Market since inception, and it remains one of my 2 favorite podcasts of all that I listen to, right next to OGBP. The real time market and data updates are invaluable, and I love the added focus on macroeconomics. On the Market was a great addition to the BP library. Dave, Kathy, Henry, James, Jamil- you all rock. Keep up the solid work!!
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Hom3eroExcellent show excellent content really influential to my investment strategy.Excellent show excellent content really influential to my investment strategy.
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Jaredfisher23Great for real estate macro newsFind the relevant macro real estate news stories saving you time and they do a great job making it easy to understand. Highly recommend listening if you want to be informed about the markets across the country’s and what the fed is doing!
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Tvm02BEST real estate podcastThis is an amazing podcast! New, seasoned, and anywhere in-between, the information shared in this podcast is life changing. Thank you so much to all of the hosts for sharing both your wins and challenges.
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GeneralxGraysonNumbersI used the original biggerpockers podcast to help me get into real estate investing, but have since leaned more on this podcast since the market started getting weird(er). I like the hosts and the guests a lot. Sometimes it feels like the pendulum swings back and forth a lot with the guests, but that is how the market actually feels.
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Outta Shape RickPacked with knowledgeI’ve been listening since the beginning and really enjoy every show.
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Rounder 1959Questioning Real Estate CommisionsThe feeling the podcast left me with is that realtors are getting overpaid although they hedged their bets. Even as they recommend getting home sellers to sell their properties of a discount so that they can make big profits. Basically, these guys say if you are a realtor and that if you have an easy deal and it goes well, then maybe you shouldn’t get paid but if it’s a tough deal, they’re really glad they had you as their agent. Well, the reality of the situation is is that some deals are easy and some are scary and alot deals don’t ever get done. So realtors get paid for helping people manage risk and make risky decisions and sometimes they help people avoid major, pitfalls, not all the time, but sometimes. Did they mention in the podcast the billions that attorneys will get if there is a judgement. I didn’t hear these guys question attorneys compensation from attorney that want $4 billion or $40 billion settlements and get their big paychecks Of 30-40% of that amount. I’ve never heard them on BiggerPockets question whether or not someone should take advantage of someone in a distressed property as an investor or wholesaler. They do that every day. That’s ok. You guys need to stick to advising investors. Just sounds a little hypocritical to me.
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Aeroman1929Ignorant and ImmatureI was pretty disappointed with the behavior of the podcast host and guests on a recent episode about the housing market. The way they talked about housing opportunities in Arkansas made them sound ignorant and foolish. They don’t seem to realize the economy in Fayetteville, Arkansas is actually quite strong with significant industry in the area between Walmart, distributors, and the University of Arkansas. This is the last time I listen to this podcast. The host really lost credibility with me. Oh and I’m not even from the south - so this is not from a biased local.
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jnfjdsksSomething for every investorThe diversity in real estate focus of the host and guests always makes for an informative and interesting listen. Great personalities and attention to both micro and macro economic influences bring me back every week. Keep up the good work Dave and Co.!
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