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The Den | Real Estate in the Four Corners: Buy, Sell, Invest

The Den | Real Estate in the Four Corners: Buy, Sell, Invest

著者: The Lyons Group
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The Den | A Real Estate Podcast focused on Buyers/Sellers and Realtors alike with an emphasis on Entrepreneurship, Industry Trends and Self Improvement. Tune in to hear fun and lively discussions on current happenings in the real estate world. Gather some unique insight on everything from market realities for Buyers/Sellers to navigating new rules and regulations for Realtors. With over $400M in sales and over 2,000 transactions, The Lyons Group is widely know as some of the prominent experts in real estate in the Southwest United State. Stay current on hot topics by subscribing to the channel that brings you an entertaining spin on real world, real estate matters.

To find out more about The Lyons Group and their partners go to https://sholink.to/thelyonsgroup.

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  • Why Touring Homes Before Pre-Approval Ruins Your Search | The Den Ep. 117
    2026/05/22

    First-time and move-up homebuyers who skip pre-qualification before touring homes set themselves up to fail.

    The Lyons Group team, Ben Lyons, Shannon Martin, and Aspen Groen, breaks down the five costliest buyer mistakes they see repeatedly, starting with the brutal truth that browsing above your budget permanently ruins your satisfaction with homes you can actually afford. From the medical analogy that reframes pre-approval as a non-negotiable first step, to why skipping a $500 inspection on a $500,000 purchase is financial negligence, the team delivers a concrete, sequential fix: know your number, understand your comfort zone, and never waive the inspection, even on new construction.

    Ben, Shannon, and Aspen walk all five mistakes in sequence. Mistake one: skipping lender-verified pre-approval, which confirms actual income, debt, student loans, and co-signed obligations rather than a self-stated online estimate. Mistake two: choosing a realtor by default rather than vetting for personality and communication fit. Mistake three: buying at the approval ceiling, leaving no buffer when an $8,000 to $12,000 furnace replacement surfaces within the first twelve months. Mistake four: waiving inspections even on new construction. Mistake five: waiting years for a market crash that current industry data shows no signs of producing.

    Listeners leave with a clear action sequence: get lender-verified pre-approval before any showing, interview realtors for personality and communication fit, set a purchase price below the approval ceiling to absorb surprises like a $500 inspection on a $500,000 purchase, and schedule the inspection within the first days of going under contract. When rates eventually drop, competition rises and prices follow, so the buyer who is already pre-approved and working with a vetted agent can move immediately rather than scrambling to catch up with everyone else entering the market at once.

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  • The Hidden Work Behind Every Closing | The Den Ep. 116
    2026/05/15

    What really happens between an accepted offer and the closing table?

    In this episode of The Den, hosts Ben Lyons, Paul Barry, Shannon Martin, and Aspen Groen pull back the curtain on the real work behind every real estate transaction, from coordinating inspections and lenders to tracking deadlines, managing compliance, navigating contract changes, and helping clients through the emotional side of buying or selling a home.

    This conversation is especially valuable for home buyers, sellers, and realtors in Farmington, San Juan County, and the Four Corners region who want a clearer look at what happens behind the scenes. The team talks through why a smooth transaction often means the realtor has been working hard in the background, making sure every detail is handled before it becomes a problem.

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  • Why Sellers Finally Get More Protection | The Den Ep. 115
    2026/05/01

    Is earnest money still enough to prove a buyer is serious? In this episode of The Den, Ben, Paul, Shannon, and Aspen break down New Mexico’s new independent consideration requirement, what it means for real estate contracts, and why buyers and sellers need to understand how it differs from earnest money.

    The hosts dig into how consideration works, why sellers may finally have a little more protection, and how buyers should think about due diligence, offer strength, contingencies, appraisal deadlines, loan estimates, and money that may go directly to the seller. This is a practical real estate conversation for buyers, sellers, Realtors, and anyone watching contract changes in the Four Corners market.

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