The EV Häs Podcast

Insurance carriers often reject a property or raise the price based on details owners never realize matter. In this conversation, Cody Wiswasser explains how roofs, public listings, renovation language, building age, maintenance records, and even staged photos can affect underwriting, and why the right broker can help translate the real risk before a carrier says no.

Mikey Tenarelli shares the hard lessons from a flip that nearly erased his profit, including permit delays, contractor problems, rising rehab costs, and the importance of speed in investment real estate. The conversation also covers upsizing families, construction knowledge, and why even experienced investors can still get hit when a project goes sideways.

Kayla Easley built her real estate career on lessons carried from military training, dance, sales, and mentorship. In this conversation, she explains how resilience helped her survive a burst pipe disaster during one of her first closings, why client service matters more than the commission check, and how discipline continues to shape her work across Illinois.

In this conversation, Andrew Wischhover of Inspired Title Group explains why title insurance matters, how fraudulent deeds and fake funds can destroy a transaction, and why investors, attorneys, and brokers need to slow down when a deal feels off. The episode is a practical look at the hidden problems that can turn a closing into a major financial and legal mess.

Leo Sanchez turned his background as a civics teacher into a fast growing real estate career built on education, consistency, social media, and genuine relationships. In this conversation, he explains how buying his first two flat changed his path, how content now drives a major share of his business, and why long term success depends more on trust and discipline than perfection.

A subject to real estate deal can appear attractive because the buyer acquires the property while the seller’s existing mortgage remains in place. But the low interest rate is only one part of the transaction. Foreclosure activity, junior liens, insurance gaps, defective documents, unpaid obligations, and the seller’s continuing exposure can turn a promising investment into a complicated legal problem.