Real Estate Matters

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Michael Guthrie, CEO and Managing Broker for Howard Hanna/Roy Wheeler Realty Co., talks about everything you need to know about Central Virginia real estate, and answers your questions.

Friday, June 23, 201706/23/2017

How Technology Is Changing the Purchase of Real Estate

Host Michael Guthrie is joined by Michael Blackmore and Keith Davis to review modern methods for consumers to gain information on real estate. 

Friday, June 16, 201706/16/2017

Thinking About Selling Your Home Without a Realtor

Host Michael Guthrie discusses the options and pitfalls of trying to sell your home without the professional experience of a realtor.

Friday, June 9, 201706/09/2017

The Economy, Real Estate & UVA Tennis Coach Brian Boland

Host Michael Guthrie discusses the real estate market in the current economy and is joined by tennis coach Brian Boland of the national champion UVA Men’s Tennis Team.

Monday, June 5, 201706/05/2017

Don’t Have Money? You Can Buy A Home

Michael Guthrie gives insights and information on borrowing to buy with Todd Jenkins and Jay Domenic of Movement Mortgage.

Saturday, May 20, 201705/20/2017

Employment Opportunities In Charlottesville

Ridge Schuyler joins Michael Guthrie to talk about employment opportunities in Charlottesville.

Saturday, May 13, 201705/13/2017

Home Energy Efficiency And Green Features

Michael Guthrie is joined by Amanda to talk about green features in homes and sustainability.

Saturday, May 6, 201705/06/2017

The Need For Affordable Housing

Karen and Keith join Michael Guthrie to talk about the need for affordable housing.

Saturday, April 29, 201704/29/2017

Bill Howard Golf For Alzheimers

Tommy Brannock and Sue Freedman join Michael Guthrie to talk about the Bill Howard Golf Tournament for Alzheimer’s.

Saturday, April 22, 201704/22/2017

How The Global Economy Effects Real Estate

Michael Guthrie is joined by Marci Rossell to talk about how the global economy effects real estate.

Saturday, April 15, 201704/15/2017

CAAR 1st Quarter Housing Report

Anthony McGhee and Arleen Yobs join Michael Guthrie to share the CAAR 1st Quarter Housing Report.

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