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Send us a textIn this episode of Dishin' Dirt, I discuss the Top 10 predictions for changes to the real estate market in 2025, including the future of clear cooperation, changes in broker compensation, and the importance of REALTOR Association. He also touches on the impact of TikTok and AI in real estate, as well as some fun sports predictions for the year ahead.TakeawaysClear cooperation will survive despite challenges.Broker to broker compensation is likely to end soon.The real estate market is expected to grow significantly in 2025.REALTOR associations are crucial for navigating industry changes.TikTok has potential value for real estate marketing.AI will revolutionize various aspects of real estate.The importance of adapting to new technologies is paramount.Predictions for sports events reflect a mix of hope and humor.Changes in REALTOR membership requirements are on the horizon.The real estate industry must adapt to ongoing pressures and legal challenges.Don't forget to like us and share us!Gary* Gary serves on the South Carolina Real Estate Commission as a Commissioner. The opinions expressed herein are his opinions and are not necessarily the opinions of the SC Real Estate Commission. This podcast is not to be considered legal advice. Please consult an attorney in your area.

Let's all learn from Michael Zaransky's decades of experience in the real estate space in today's episode!Michael joins us to share his expertise in multifamily investing, raising, managing, and preserving investors' capital, his sentiments on what's happening in the market, and his advice everyone shouldn't miss!Key Points & Relevant TopicsWhat attracted Michael to multifamily apartmentsThe difference between investors now and decades agoMichael's perspectives on selecting the right deals for investors in today's marketAdvice on raising capital and things investors want to see in an investment opportunityThe importance of communication and showing transparency to investorsStrategies for preserving investors' capitalMarket predictions in the next few yearsWhich investment markets are performing and worth investing inFostering a positive and innovative working culture and environmentResources & LinksApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive InvestorAbout Michael ZaranskyMichael H. Zaransky founder and managing principal of the real estate development and investment firm, MZ Capital Partners. MZ Capital Partners has been recognized by INC Magazine as one of the fastest growing private companies in America by placement on the INC 500 list as well as the Best Place to Work in Multifamily by the National Apartment Association. Michael has a wide range of real estate, banking, and financial experience and has been a licensed Illinois real estate broker since 1979. Michael is a member of the Forbes Real Estate Council, the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO-Gold), the National Apartment Association, and the Urban Land Institute. Michael is a past Chair of the Chicago Association of Realtors Commercial Division as well as the Realtor Association's Board of Directors and Executive Committee. Zaransky's firm, MZ Capital Partners multifamily developments have received numerous industry awards and recognition including the NAIOP Multifamily Development of the Year Award. He is a James Scholar graduate of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and earned his J.D. at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law. Michael has published numerous articles and lectured nationally on the subject of real estate investment. His real estate investment books “Profit by Investing in Student Housing” and “Purchase Rehab, and Reposition Commercial Investment Property,” real estate category best sellers, were published by Kaplan Publishing and are sold in major bookstores and online booksellers. Active in numerous trade, civic, and professional associations, Michael serves on the Board of Directors of the Crown Family Foundation and, as a past Chairman of the Board, on the Board of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago/Jewish United Fund, one of the largest philanthropic organizations in the nation. Get in Touch with MichaelWebsite: https://mzcapitalpartners.com/ Email: mhz@mzcapitalpartners.com To Connect With UsPlease visit our website www.bonavestcapital.com and click here to leave a rating and written review!

Ken Simeral, a prominent figure in the real estate community in Acadiana, joins Discover Lafayette to discuss his thoughts on investing in real estate when the numbers work in your favor, the importance of offering high-quality, targeted service to his clients, and his lifetime involvement in bettering our community. Ken is President-Elect of the REALTOR® Association of Acadiana (RAA). A devoted family man, he has been married to his wife, Deborah, since 1977 and they are the parents of two sons, Kyle and Jeffrey. Ken brings a seasoned voice to the industry: when he joined the former Lafayette Association of Realtors, there were 320 realtors; today there are more than 1850 members of the Realtor Association of Acadiana. Ken is owner of Magnolia Real Estate & Construction. He and his son, Kyle, operate Scott Quick Lube and Thermal Insulation Contractors. Ken, his wife, Deborah, and his sons own Simeral Properties, a company with multiple real estate holdings. And Ken enjoys the outdoors; he keeps horses and cattle on his 40-acre farm in Arnaudville where he and Deborah reside, and if you drop in, you may see him navigating his backhoe on the property. Pictured is La Maison Chatrian, a bed and breakfast home that Ken and Deborah Simeral offer to travelers visiting lovely Grand Coteau. Built circa 1835, the home sleeps 12 and is one of the oldest homes in Grand Coteau. Ken and Deborah spent seven years restoring the home. Restoration of historic properties is a passion of Ken's. Ken took his first real estate class in 1972, at a time when interest rates were 18%. By the early 80s, they had lowered a bit to 12%. With his decades of experience in residential and commercial real estate, Ken has witnessed firsthand the cyclical nature of real estate and interest rates, and he counsels homebuyers not to let the current interest rates be a controlling factor in their decision to buy. A 1969 high school graduate, Ken started college that fall. Unfortunately, his timing put him in the first draft lottery to determine military service since WWII in 1942. When he pulled #64 (based upon his birthday), he decided to enlist in the Air National Guard, and thereafter spent some time in Korea during the Vietnam War. Ken never returned to college studies, but began his lifelong journey of work, where he learned from others, benefitted from his own hard work, and the art of making smart investments. Always good with numbers, Ken bought his first home in 1972 on Garfield St. in Lafayette while in his early 20s. While managing an 18-unit apartment complex in Lafayette, he bought his second property in the McComb Veazey neighborhood, and then used equity from the first two homes to roll financing into three rentals. He soon married Deborah and started working with the Grand Paper Company, a national outfit where he was hired to be only the third salesman in the territory after 150 years in business. When he was offered a national rep position with the company, he realized he didn't want to be on the road each and every week; he wanted to be home with his family. Ken Simeral says, looking back on his rich life, "I was taught by older mentors. Everything I know I've learned from other people I could trust. The WWII generational ethics, how to do things right. Randolph Trappey was a mentor to me and I watched him build great houses. I just followed what he and others did." Ken ended up teaching the Realtor Code of Ethics ("Code of Conduct"), and served as the Chair of Professional Standards for Realtors. Ken looks back at this early period of his life with gratitude about what he learned from others. He also has advice for young homebuyers who are looking from guidance from seasoned real estate owners such as himself. "It has to be a good investment before you worry about pretty colors on the wall. Before buying, determine whether the cost of the house purchase plus the cost of repairs equals the value of the home when...

Clay, Cody, and Chris sit down and chat through the significance and misinformation surrounding the national Realtor Lawsuit that has gripped headlines. What happened?  Why did the Realtor Association lose? What does it mean to buyers and sellers now?  Why does Red Sign Team support the changes?

Welcome to Your Real Estate Voice with Barb Schlinker, your trusted source for all things real estate. Whether you're considering a move or just curious about the market, Barb is here to provide expert guidance and invaluable insights. With years of experience and a commitment to delivering results, Barb Schlinker and her team at Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty – Barb Has The Buyers Team is dedicated to helping you achieve your real estate goals. Don't hesitate to reach out to Barb directly at 719-301-3900 or visit BarbHasTheBuyers.com to tap into her extensive network of buyers and sellers. Get ready to experience a seamless and successful real estate journey with Your Real Estate Voice and Barb Schlinker by your side.Segment 1 – What is Most Attractive to a Real Estate Buyer in Today's MarketSegment 2 – Top Ways to Buy Your Next Home Without Selling Your Current HomeSegment 3 – TOP 10 Questions Home Sellers Need to Know Before Putting Their Home Up for SaleSegment 4 – Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty - Barb Has The Buyers Team Provides Consumer Savings after Realtor Association Class Action Lawsuit Settlement & Hot New ListingsYou are listening to the Real Estate Voice with Barb Schlinker of Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty. If you are thinking of making a move Barb at 719-301-3900 or visit BarbHasTheBuyers.com#realestatevoice #barbschlinker #coloradosprings #yourhomesoldguaranteedrealtycolorado #barbhasthebuyers

On this week's episode of the Weekly podcast, we're welcoming in the Chair and Vice Chair of the Illinois REALTORS® Political Involvement Working Group, Michael Simpson and Matt Persicketti to talk about their experiences at Capitol Conference and why it is so important to attend. Michael is Managing Broker at Baird & Warner Real Estate in Algonquin and a member of the REALTOR® Association of the Fox Valley and they both share great stories of their first trips to Capitol Conference, what it is that keeps them coming back and why this year more than ever it is paramount to have a strong REALTOR contingent at the Capitol.

My guest has been a home inspector since 2006 and brought her Dad's home inspection company to number 4 in North America. When her Dad retired in 2018, she started her own company and has been profitable since inception. What has driven their success is her deep understanding of what real estate agents and their clients are dealing with, she says. She has spent over 10,000 hours working directly with agents in multiple capacities outside of home inspection services. She has served on Realtor® Association boards, chaired and served on Realtor® Association committees locally and at the state level. She is a real firecracker! https://lodestarinspections.com/http://www.yourlotandparcel.org

Canopy Realtor® Association is a trade association that promotes the value of Realtors® to the consumer and the dream of homeownership. The Association, with guidance from Realtor® volunteers, also provides tools, education and resources to be succesful in business, and takes pride in a Foundation that is actively improving the communities where they live, work and play. .In this episode of Inside the Canopy Files, hear from volunteer leadership and why they volunteer their time at the Association, Canopy MLS and Canopy Housing Foundation, and more importantly why Realtors® should be involved in their industry.

Notorious R.O.B. joins Byron Lazine and Nicole White to discuss two Realtor association scandals, the possible impact of the Anywhere and RE/MAX settlements on the industry, the NAR membership requirement, and the possibility of buyer commission financing by the FHFA. Become a member of BAMx: https://bamx.uscreen.io/pages/subscribe Use discount code REALWORD for 10% off your annual subscription! FUBCON 2023: Use promo code “bam_vip30” for 30% off your first ticket. Each additional ticket is 55% off, so buy for your friends who are also looking to scale next year! → https://www.fubcon.com/ Subscribe to the BAM YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/aatxhaka Subscribe to BAM Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/nowbam/the-best-newsletter-in-real-estate Connect with Byron Lazine: https://www.instagram.com/byronlazine Connect with Nicole White: https://www.instagram.com/nicolewhite.ct/ Connect with Notorious R.O.B.: —Substack: https://notoriousrob.substack.com/ —Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notorious_rob_blog/ —Twitter: https://twitter.com/robhahn?lang=en —YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCvkcWxxBT9q0HXOMtZuTeHQ This episode's sources: https://notoriousrob.substack.com/p/revealed-priorities-of-realtor-politics Industry Relations Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtK8ILGY5uw&t=0s Timestamps: 00:00–02:02 Intro & welcome to Notorious R.O.B. 02:02 Starting with Byron's “arena” comment 10:10 Press attention for NAR's sexual harassment scandal vs SDAR corruption 13:58 SDAR corruption for 10 years and its impact on other corporate leaders 18:53 Kenny Parcell vs. SDAR board members (who are still employed) 22:09 "If you want to be a CT Realtor, you have to be in NAR; is that not a tie-in agreement?" 24:24 “I think the MLS and the Realtor association need to get divorced….” 25:21 Roughly 70% of Realtors joined the association just to get MLS access. 27:13 Will settlements nix the NAR membership requirement for Anywhere & RE/MAX agents? 2925 Could there be a new association to replace NAR? 32:31 Do we believe this is sexual harassment…? 37:57 If Kenny Parcell was innocent, wouldn't he be fighting to prove his innocence? 41:39 Why is Kenny Parcell described as a volunteer when he was making $300K/year? 43:33 Will FHFA finance buyer commissions? “My one thing about that….” 46:47 “I would argue that it might be better for agents if that were not the case….” 49:38 “Every settlement like this creates more incentive for copycat lawsuits.” ——— BAM PARTNERS

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 15 of the Nashville Real Estate Podcast. Today's episode features Anna Altic, Managing Broker of RE/MAX Homes & Estates, Lipman Group. Anna shares her experience in the real estate industry, from the days of faxing contracts to the latest trends in AI and chatbots. She also discusses the benefits of being a member of a Realtor Association, including access to the MLS and continuing education. Our conversation shifts to the development in East Nashville, particularly along Dickerson Pike and the river. Anna shares her excitement for the growth of the community and the potential for the river to become more of a focal point of Nashville. Check it out now! About Anna: Anna Altic is a Broker and REALTOR® with nearly 20 years of experience in the industry. She comes to us as a previous Managing Broker and Director of Agent Services. In her role,  Anna traveled throughout Middle Tennessee, teaching agents how to best utilize tech tools to build and support their businesses. She has spent much of her career selling properties around Nashville's urban core and prides herself on understanding the nuances of selling in these constantly transforming, often competitive neighborhoods. Now serving as the Managing Broker for RE/MAX Homes and Estates, Lipman Group, Anna is passionate about community involvement and believes being an engaged advocate of the neighborhoods you sell in is the secret sauce to longevity in this business. Planted in East Nashville since 2002,  Anna spends her spare time on a greenway, in her garden, or spending time with her family as a proud mother to three lovely, nearly grown kids. Connect with Anna - Phone: (615) 423-7267 | Email: anna@lipmanhomesandestates.com Connect with Jarrod - IG ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@nashvillerealestatepodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ | Email: nashvillerealestatepodcast@gmail.com Connect with our Sponsor Mid State Title & Escrow ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@midstatetitle⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and visit their website www.mid-statetitle.com for all of your title questions!

The InsideABODE podcast comes to you LIVE from the lobby of the Inman Connect conference, held in the Summer in Las Vegas. For the first time, Dave 'lobby cons' it and pulls industry leaders aside in between sessions for quick chats. Get to know some of the faces breaking ground on the national real estate scene. This is the last episode of the series! In this chat, Dave sits down with Nobu Hata, a real estate veteran who is currently the CEO of the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. Prior to his current position, Nobu has done extensive work with the National Association of Realtors, and travels as a national speaker and consultant. In this quick sit down we learn about Nobu and how he goes about leading 9,000 agents in the Denver Metro area. Follow Nobu Hata online: Linkedin --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/windermereabode/message

In this episode of The Real Estate Sessions, Bill speaks with Cliff Long, CEO of the Orlando Regional Realtors Association. He shares his career journey- from an entitled young man who was groomed to be the CEO to a struggling father to rising up again to be the CEO he is today. Listen to hear the measures he took to protect his employees and keep business going amid the COVID-19 pandemic. You will also hear how the pandemic has permanently changed the real estate industry. “I needed to learn what it was like to be down because I'd always been up.”– Cliff Long 10:58 “If you're expecting business to come to you, it's not going to happen, you go to business.”– Cliff Long 30:09 What you will learn: [0:33] Intro [2:09] He describes his sporty and music-filled youth that did not know anything about real estate. [6:53] He shares his career story- a privileged young man losing everything and learning to rise back up through the ranks.   [19:33] The measures he took at the association due to the Coronavirus to ensure the business was running and his employees were safe. [23:24] How the COVID-19 pandemic has forced realtors into the digital media making business better than it was expected. [27:39] How the pandemic has affected the association's operations in the last couple of months. [29:55] Why you need to get out there and let people know who you are as a new real estate agent.   Cliff Long's Email cliffl@orlandorealtors.com    Find | THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS At https://tresonline.com/ (TRESonline.com)   Find | Bill Risser At bill.risser@fnf.com  https://twitter.com/billrisser (On Twitter) https://www.facebook.com/billrisser (On Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/billrisser (On Youtube)   RATE & SUBSCRIBE   At http://www.ratethispodcast.com/RESessions (Ratethispodcast.com/REsessions) On https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-real-estate-sessions/id1025257682?ls=1&mt=2 (Apple Podcasts) On https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL2JpbGxyaXNzZXIubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M%3D (Google Podcasts) On https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bill-risser/the-real-estate-sessions?refid=stpr (Stitcher) On https://open.spotify.com/show/7ixpruP0urAlJ9wtA7Leup (Spotify)

The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson: Have you ever heard of an app called Swimply? It allows users to rent out their pools to others, and is the apparent cause of undue traffic congestion, says Hamilton's Ward 10 Councilor Maria Pearson. She joins Scott to speak about her plan to crack down on these rentals. Realtors in Hamilton and Burlington noticed a massive cooling of sales last month as part of the market correction. Lou Piriano speaks with Scott about the effects this has on local realtors. Many Canadians are looking to “delete” themselves online and tech journalist Carmi Levy is here to give you some tips on how to manage your privacy on the internet. Gas prices dropped, but don't fill up just yet says Dan McTeague, Canadians for Affordable Energy, who breaks down the why and the “how much.” The situation in Taiwan grows tenser with China flexing its military might. Phil Gurski, a former CSIS analyst, touches on this in his conversation with Scott. It is all coming up on the Hamilton Today Podcast. Guests: Lou Piriano, President of the Realtor Association of Hamilton/Burlington. Christian Leuprecht, Professor at both the Royal Military College of Canada and Queen's University, and a Fellow at the Macdonald Laurier Institute. Keanin Loomis, Hamilton mayoral candidate. Peter Frise, professor of mechanical, automotive and materials engineering at the University of Windsor. Carmi Levy Technology Analyst & Journalist. Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy, Former Liberal MP. Phil Gurski, President of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting, Distinguished Fellow with the University of Ottawa's National Security program, and former CSIS analyst. Charles Burton, Senior Fellow with the Centre for Advancing Canada's Interests Abroad at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute. Maria Pearson, City of Hamilton Councillor, Ward 10. Host – Scott Thompson Content Producer – William Erskine Technical/Podcast Producer - William Webber Podcast Co-Producer –Ben Straughan News Anchors – Diana Weeks Want to keep up with what happened in Hamilton Today? Subscribe to the podcast! https://omny.fm/shows/scott-thompson-show

GUEST: Lou Piriano, President of the Realtor Association of Hamilton/Burlington. 

Is living in a community association the right fit for everyone? In this second of two installments, host Donna DiMaggio Berger speaks with Marisa DiLenge, founder of the DiLenge Real Estate Team. She has been a licensed real estate consultant since 1992. She is also a member of the National Association of Realtors, a member of the Masters Brokers Forum of Broward County, a member of the Florida Association of Realtors, and a member of the Realtor Association of Greater Fort Lauderdale. They discuss how an experienced and professional realtor is now more important than ever.Highlights include:Should home renovations be done for the owner's enjoyment or always with an eye towards resale value?Developers love density, but is a pool on top of a parking structure a good idea?How much due diligence should potential buyers do, particularly when purchasing in older coastal buildings?What can past board minutes tell a potential purchaser about the community he or she is considering?How does one find a well-credentialed realtor?What creates risk when denying  an application? Does requiring minimum credit scores really result in a financially healthier community?Are “55 and Over” communities holding their value?Is  there a conflict of interest when a realtor serves on his or her own board of directors?How do environmental factors, such as “cancer clusters,” affect the asking price?Can unauthorized  social media pages for a community association negatively impact property values?Who is getting priced out of the current market?Helpful links:Becker Lawyers | Legal and Business StrategistsFlorida Condo & HOA Law Blog | Powered by beckerlawyers.com Becker's Online Class Library

Is living in a community association the right fit for everyone? In this first of two installments, host Donna DiMaggio Berger speaks with Marisa DiLenge, founder of DiLenge Real Estate Team. She has been a licensed real estate consultant since 1992. She is also a member of the National Association of Realtors, a member of the Masters Brokers Forum of Broward County, a member of the Florida Association of Realtors, and a member of the Realtor Association of Greater Fort Lauderdale. They discuss how an experienced and professional realtor is now more important than ever.Highlights include:How much longer will the seller's market last?What constitutes a reasonable price point?For the Florida market, where are the buyers coming from these days? Are the challenges and costs associated with maintaining and repairing older coastal buildings going to make these communities unaffordable for a large portion of Florida's population? Would some owners be better off selling now?Will we see a time in the near future when only the very rich can afford to live on Florida's coast?Will Florida support  affordable housing arrangements similar to New York's?Will realtors be the ones to tell purchasers that they need to obtain and review  safety and financial reports?Where does the money for rising insurance rates come from? Do the association documents allow for certain budget cuts to close the gap?What kind of information can a potential purchaser or tenant reasonably expect to receive from a broker with regard to an association's rules and restrictions?What role can a realtor play in communicating rules and restrictions to a potential buyer?What kind of due diligence and inspections should  purchasers undertake prior to closing?Helpful links:Becker Lawyers | Legal and Business StrategistsFlorida Condo & HOA Law Blog | Powered by beckerlawyers.comReal Estate Law Blog | Powered by beckerlawyers.comBecker's Online Class Library

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Polling trends and predictions post Ontario leaders debate. GUEST: Oksana Kishchuk, Director of Strategy and Insights with Abacus Data - Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, arrived Tuesday in St. John's, N.L., to begin a three-day Canadian tour that will largely focus on reconciliation with Indigenous people. Does this effort mean anything? GUEST: Dr. Dawn Lavell-Harvard, Director of the First Peoples House of Learning at Trent University - Economists are predicting that Canadian home prices will fall as much as 20 per cent this year as higher interest rates begin to hit the country's booming real estate market. Mortgage rates are expected to climb again as the Bank of Canada aggressively hikes interest rates to deal with runaway inflation. Economists expect higher borrowing costs will lead to a significant price drop in some of the hottest markets. GUEST: Lou Piriano, President of the Realtor Association of Hamilton/Burlington See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tomo will close 98% of loans on time - the industry average is just 40% Learn More Here ➡️ https://hellotomo.com/?utm_source=other_campaign&utm_campaign=bam&utm_medium=sponsorship&utm_term=0&utm_content=podcast_general On this episode, Byron and Nicole discuss a $10 fee hike by Nation Association of Realtors and how much of that is going to the 7 figure salary of their CEO. Rounding out the episode the two discuss ShowingTimes new product that promises a massive time save for Agents. Subscribe to BAM Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/hZU-Vn Subscribe to this channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnIX8Sa_qObx2GFZhZ0maOA?sub_confirmation=1 Connect with Byron: Website: https://byronlazine.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/byronlazine Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ByronLazine TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@byronlazine 5AM Call Sign-up: https://www.5amcall.com Newsletter here: https://byronlazine.com/subscribe Connect with Nicole White: https://www.instagram.com/nicolewhiterealtor This episode's sources: https://www.inman.com/2022/05/10/much-needed-or-ridiculous-realtors-sound-off-on-nar-fee-hike/?utm_source=dailyheadlines&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=localnewsletter&utm_content=915125_textlink_1_20220510&message_id=27656075.28577 https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/361520690 https://paddockpost.com/2021/04/15/executive-compensation-at-the-national-association-of-realtors-2018/ https://www.inman.com/2016/06/03/nar-spends-money-employee-compensation/ https://www.inman.com/2022/05/09/it-saves-an-absurd-amount-of-time-its-a-game-changer/ https://www.showingtime.com/offers/offer-manager-premium/?utm_source=advertising&utm_medium=industry_advertising&utm_campaign=inman_sponsored_content #NAR #nationalassociatonofrealtors #realestatenews

Jim Black has been a licensed realtor since 2004 personally helping hundreds of clients buy, sell, or invest in real estate. He joined EXP realty in 2020 and is passionate about his commitment to ensuring each client receives a white glove experience when dealing with one of the biggest purchases of their lives. Jim & his team help people achieve their goals of homeownership or investing in Real Estate. He also helps homeowners prevent foreclosure. Jim founded The Jim Black Group in 2013. Located in Central Mass and serving clients in MA and CT, a full-service real estate firm committed to providing the highest level of service to clients. Jim and his team understand that in order to provide world-class service you must work with sincerity & integrity, and will be with you every step of the way ensuring a smooth transaction. Since 2013, Jim and his team have sold over 1000 homes! Sales volume in 2020 totaled more than $67 Million, with 227 sales last year alone. Jim Black Group has been ranked #2 in Massachusetts among medium-sized teams by units according to RealTrends America's Best rankings, and has been recognized as the Top Producing Team by the REALTOR® Association of Central Massachusetts for 2016, 2017, 2018,2019, and 2020! Highlights of the Episode: 00:54 - Guest intro: Jim Black 01:39 - Jim's real estate journey 05:19 - Why JIm joined EXP realty 07:55 - Biggest hurdle to growing Jim's business 11:21 - Why culture is everything 12:51 - Team culture values at JBG 15:01 - Creating team culture in Jim's business 18:32 - What makes Jim proud to work at EXP 19:09 - The ways that the company celebrates success 20:21 - One thing in the company that JIm would change if he could 21:19 - Professional development and career growth in Jim's organization 22:27 - Jim's long term goals 23:40 - Areas Jim thinks he needs to improve and what he's doing about it Notable Quotes: "The biggest barrier is looking at real estate sales as the only place where we can build a business" - Jim Black "I'm not gonna hire someone I don't want to have at my house on the weekend."- Jim Black "Never sacrifice relationships just for a commission."- Jim Black Connecting with the Guest: Email: jim@jimblackgroup.com Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimblacksellshomes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JimBlackGroup/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimblackgroup/ Website: https://www.jimblacksellshomes.com/ Connecting with Icons of Real Estate Podcast: YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcgPiL-DIROUvJBNtHwdPAA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IconsOfRealEstate Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/596103764912618 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iconsofrealestate/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/iconsofrealestate/ Website: https://iconsofrealestate.com/ #TeamCulture #OrganizationalDevelopment #GrowthMindset

Analysis of Russia's military strategy and the state of their war equipment. GUEST: Jeff McCausland, Military expert for CBS News Radio. The average price of a home in Hamilton has topped $1 million. Where does the market go from here? GUEST: Lou Piriano, President of the Realtor Association of Hamilton/Burlington Normally it is "catfishing" that one has to look out for on dating apps, but now organized crime is making its way into that space with what are called "pig-butchering" scams. GUEST: Carlo Handy Charles, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology & Geography with McMaster University and a Research Fellow at the Convergence Migrations Institute (Paris) He has stepped down from the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce and now he wants to be your mayor. We speak with Keanin Loomis about his mayoral bid. GUEST: Keanin Loomis, Outgoing President and CEO of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce.

On this installment of BusinessTalk, BusinessWest Editor George O'Brien has a lively, wide-ranging discussion with Cheryl Malandrinos, president of the Realtor Association of Pioneer Valley. The two talk about the still white-hot housing market in the region and the forces behind it — everything from soaring demand to historically low levels of inventory. She also offers her outlook on if, when, and to what extent, the current picture will change. It's all must listening, so join us on BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest in partnership with Living Local.

BusinessWest Editor George O'Brien has a lively, wide-ranging discussion with Cheryl Malandrinos, president of the Realtor Association of Pioneer Valley. The two talk about the still white-hot housing market in the region and the forces behind it — everything from soaring demand to historically low levels of inventory. She also offers her outlook on if, when, and to what extent, the current picture will change. It's all must listening, so join us on BusinessTalk, a podcast presented by BusinessWest in partnership with Living Local.

Jim and Lanie present the outlook of the Rochester real estate market.

Today's RealTrending podcast features Steve Murray, senior advisor to RealTrends discussing Realtor Association membership and the correlation with agent productivity, real estate industry innovation and the dangers.

Today's RealTrending podcast features Steve Murray, senior advisor to RealTrends discussing Realtor Association membership and the correlation with agent productivity, real estate industry innovation and the dangers.

In this episode, we speak with Amy Esper who is the owner of Methodical Organizing and Moving. She began her career in organizing and move management in 2015 by opening the Sarasota branch of In Order to Succeed® before deciding to begin her own business with an expanded list of services. Her prior career experience was practicing as a labor and employment attorney in NY, New York as well as Sarasota, FL. As such, she understands how vital organization is to success in your career and home. Clients appreciate her analytical and precise approach to moving and organizing spaces. Amy received a Bachelor of Arts in Government and Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia before attending Southern Methodist University Deadman School of Law for her Juris Doctor. She is currently a member of the New York Bar. In addition, Amy is a Licensed Realtor in Florida and is a hands-on property manager. She is a member of the Realtor Association of Sarasota and Manatee as well as a member of the National Association of Productivity & Organizing. During her law career, Amy represented the federal government in labor and employment actions at administrative hearings and before labor boards before moving to Bloomberg, LP. There she became a legal journalist and drafted synopses and opinions for subscribers and online consumption. Her legal work honed the analytical and organizational skills she uses to tackle organizational challenges and implement moving solutions. As an innately organized individual, she finds such gratification in bringing order to the lives of others. She has three young children but always maintains an organized home and balances her family's needs with the needs of her clients. As the owner and leader of Methodical Organizing and Moving, Amy will ensure that you have a seamless organizing or moving experience. Without further adieu we hope you enjoy this conversation with Amy Esper. Amy L. Esper, Esq. Methodical Organizing & Moving www.methodicalmoving.com (o) 941.260.5927 (m) 917.297.8578 . . . Subscribe to our podcast: Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/yyt84zoh Google Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/y4apzzn3 Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y69pjqsk Join Preferred ShoreJoinShore.com Sell with Preferred Shore https://winmorewithshore.com/ Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PreferredShore/ #Tampa #TampaRealEstate #PreferredSHORE #stpete #stpeterealestate #sarasota #sarasotarealestate #srq #srqrealestate #lakewoodranch #lakewoodranchrealestate #stpetersburg #stpetersburgrealestate #floridarealtor #siestakey #siestakeyrealestate #luxuryrealestate #milliondollarlisting #bradenton #bradentonrealestate #realtor #floridarealestate #realestate #realestatebroker #winmorewithshore #100commission #sellingsunset #Miami #MiamiRealEstate

Realtor Association in the Hot Seat for Lack of TransparencySegment 1Realtor Association in the Hot Seat for Lack of TransparencyBarb, many people buying and selling real estate are often confused about how the real estate industry divides up commissions in a transaction. There has been some news about this topic lately, can you tell us about it?This started a few years ago with:Anti-trust lawsuit brought on by some Chicago home sellers about:"Why am I paying for the buyers agent to fight against me in the transaction?”This opened the investigation into the “Industry Norm and StandardSignificant Anti-Trust Law ViolationsSuit RevealedMinimum mandates of commission to buyer's agentAgents were telling consumers:“If you DON'T offer the buyers agent X commission, they will not show it to their buyersReveal:  Buyers lack of transparency about commission offeredReveal: Some MLS Systems do NOT allow NON NAR members to input their listings (PPAR) or SHOW their listingsDOJ Anti-Trust Case Charges:a. Disclosure to consumers about buyer broker commissionb. Mis-representation to buyers that co-commission is FREEd. DOJ Anti-Trust Case Discrimination Charges:e. Agents can filter homes in the system by amount of commission offeredf. MLS limited lock box access to local members onlyREX Factor:Off Market – Own MLS Shunned by NAR & ZZillow Factor:Owns Your Contact Info Thru Showing TimeSwiping Listings from Agents offers MORE Than Market ValueThen Flipping for a LOSS??/Different Methods & Costs of Selling a HomeTraditional Listing:Pros:Access to a majority of buyersInternational Web ExposureCons:MLS Makes your Home Generic Its Value is Compared to other homesBenefits of your home may not be identified by average agentsPressure from outside agents to reduce price to give concessionsWe Provide a Wide Range of Services to Help Home Sellers and Buyers Make Their Next MoveWhat to Do to Get ReadyWhat NOT to Do to Get ReadyHow We Give You ACCESS to ALL The BuyersWorld Class Marketing That Attracts Best BuyersWhat Your Home Will Sell ForHow Much You Will Put in Your PocketIf You are Thinking of Moving? call us My Name is Barb Schlinker (spell it)  Call 719 301 3900 or visit: https://www.BarbHasTheBuyers.comYou are listening to the Real Estate Voice with myself Barb Schlinker of Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty, if you are interested in selling your and want to call Barb give her a call at 719 301 3900 We are talking Barb a legal battle between the Department of Justice and the National Association of Realtors over Anti-Trust violations that could change the industry.  What are some things our listeners need to watch out for when thinking of making a move?The buyers don't really know the NAR members work.They See a Home OnlineThey think they are getting the listing agentThey get some randon agent who found YOU onlineFirst meeting AT the HouseCommission Typically Paid From Seller's Proceeds EXCEPTTypically built into sales priceA Portion of the the commission seller is paying isOffered to NON Listing Agents who may bring buyerDesigned that way so commission is paid out of the financingMost people don't really know how commission works.Some agents resist showing homes that don't offer a commission in which they want (eg 3.0%)My Team Knows HOW to Negotiate on Your Behalf!We offer our buyers: Insider Access to Homes NOT Online as well asAccess to ALL the homes from all the real estate companiesWhat would Buyers think if they knew agents are giving them access to homes they already have access to?What Can Home Buyers Do to Ensure They Get Access to ALL the Homes in Their Criteria?1. Ask the Right Questions2. Ask for Access to all th

Guest: Tom Shearer - Chair of the Realtor Association of Edmonton and Broker/Owner - Royal LePage Noralta Real Estate.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I speak with the CEO of Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, the largest REALTOR Association as well as the largest single-Association MLS in North America, about their efforts to include blockchain technology in the MLS. As John has long been one of the biggest proponents of this technology in the space, and one of the leaders pursuing innovation using blockchain in real estate, I wanted to learn more about what TRREB is doing and what his vision for the technology is.Again, as before, this conversation gets technical at times, not to the level of true technologists but possibly beyond the interest of everyday agents. Nonetheless, I thought it worth capturing so we all can understand whether and how blockchain could apply to use cases in real estate.

Many agents have the desire to start their own businesses, but they just don't have the confidence to take the first steps. What will it take to change that?   What are the key things agents need to know before becoming business owners? Is there anything we can do to prepare? How can we ensure that once we do have our own businesses, we keep seeing great results in the long term?   In this episode, Founder of 1st Class Real Estate and 1st Class Franchising, Rhyan Finch shares how he successfully made the leap from agent to entrepreneur.  "Everybody is scared of moving onto the next level of business because they don't know their numbers. The easiest solution is, look at your numbers!" -Rhyan Finch     Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode     How to move past the uncertainty of running a business and just do it What's the main thing stopping agents from taking the next step, and what can we do to move past the obstacle, once and for all?    How to stay ahead of the herd in any market What can we do to differentiate ourselves from all the other business owners in our space?   How to keep calm in the face of challenges as an agent-turned-entrepreneur Challenges are inevitable, and as business owners, we need to accept that, rather than try to fight it. How can we deal with problems as calmly as possible, so they don't need to halt our progress?    Guest Bio-    Rhyan is the broker, owner, and founder of 1st Class Real Estate and 1st Class Franchising. In 2005, he became a licensed real estate agent with a nationally known franchise firm in Virginia Beach and quickly exploded as he gained 100+ listings on the market after finding his niche in short sales. Rhyan became certified in Distressed Properties, Short Sales, & Foreclosures. As a new agent, Rhyan had great success and earned the Re/Max International 100% Club in 2007 and 2008.   In 2008, Rhyan gave himself a promotion and started his own Real Estate Team - The Rhyan Finch Real Estate Team. He began with 1 agent (himself!) and quickly grew to 5 agents within just a few months. At the time, Rhyan recognized what was going on with the real estate market and when the bust came he quickly became an expert on distressed properties. In five years Rhyan had taken his newfound real estate career in a crashing market to the number one team in Hampton Roads after joining forces with his sister Rhendi.   In 2012, the team grew to selling over 900 homes and consequently was named the #7 Real Estate Team in the US by the Wall Street Journal and the #1 Platinum Mega Team In Hampton Roads by the Realtor Association. After this track record of success, Rhyan decided it was time for the team to branch out and founded 1st Class Real Estate, an independent real estate firm located in Virginia Beach, Virginia.     Now, as CEO and Principal Broker, he has led the company to rank in the top 4% of real estate companies in the Hampton Roads area, over 700 agents, and 50+ locations nationwide. His powerful leadership, knowledge, and desire to excel has proven a track record of success for exponential growth. Rhyan started this company with one goal in his heart - to change lives so here at 1st Class Real Estate, our mission is to “change lives and sell a few homes along the way…”.   With a desire to do more and give more, Rhyan is on a mission to increase the success rate of all of those in this industry. Using tips and trade secrets, he has now franchised their proven and winning model to help the everyday real estate agent grow their own real estate team in their local markets all over the country.     To find out more, visit: https://1stclassrealestate.com/about_us

Center for REALTOR® Development 056: Residential Real Estate Disclosures with Bruce Aydt   While laws on this topic vary from state to state, good disclosure by the seller helps everyone involved in the real estate transaction. In this episode, guest Bruce Aydt joins Monica to talk all things disclosure. They discuss what should or should not be disclosed when it comes to current property status, past repairs, psychologically stigmatized properties, and work done without permit. This episode is full of risk management information that REALTORS® can use to help their clients.   The purpose of disclosure laws is to ensure that the buyer knows everything that the seller knows about the property. It is also a protection to sellers, as long as they are honest in their disclosure, because they will minimize their risk of legal ramifications later. As a seller, if you’re wondering whether you should disclose something, then you should probably disclose it. A good general guideline for what to disclose is that if the issue or condition of the property affects the desirability or value of the property, then it is something that needs to be disclosed. The contract from state to state or area to area will help guide sellers.   When it comes to past repairs, Bruce’s general rule for risk management is to disclose the history of all major repairs, including anything significant in terms of repairs or replacements. If it’s not disclosed, this could put the seller in a position where they think something is fixed but it isn’t really fixed. When preparing a seller disclosure statement, it is important to disclose in very specific terms. Just like any work done to our cars, try to keep track of any receipts or paperwork for any work done on the property.   Monica and Bruce discuss the concept of “should have known” — it exists in some states, but not in others. If the seller has evidence or information that would indicate to a reasonable person that the condition existed, that’s the “should have known” standard. What the average person would know is an indication of a problem that should be disclosed.   When it comes to prior information that you may have gotten from the previous seller disclosure or something you learned from living in the house, relevant information should be shared. Anything that affects the current property should be shared. Neighbors, real estate agents, flippers, and heirs could all know information about a listing. Whether a seller is exempt will depend upon your state property disclosure law.   Another aspect of disclosure to consider goes beyond the physical appearance or integrity of the property. Many states have laws about psychologically stigmatized properties — these laws hold real estate agents not liable for the failure to disclose the psychological impact on the property (murder, suicide, or other felonies). While most real estate agents do not have an obligation to disclose these things, there are other factors to consider: determining whether the information is fact or fiction, checking state laws, determining relevance, and discussing disclosure with the seller.   Another element of disclosure is any work or additions done on the property without permits. This has been an evolutionary area, and the power of local governments is pretty strong in the enforcement of these laws. Even if your seller disclosure statement doesn’t have this on it, it should be disclosed, especially for electrical and plumbing projects.   What happens when a buyer does an inspection and doesn’t want to purchase the property? Your contractual documents should be your main reference for navigating these conversations, primarily on how much of the disclosure and inspection reports should be included. There can be legal consequences if prior inspection items aren’t disclosed. As a real estate agent, you can’t give legal advice to your clients, but you can decide if you want to continue forward with a listing.   The easiest, most practical risk management rules are two things: disclose any major defects in the property that exist currently, and also disclose the history of any major repairs. Remember if you’re asking yourself whether you should disclose something, your answer is probably yes!   Tweetables:   “The whole purpose is to give the buyer the opportunity to know everything that the seller knows about the property that’s of any material nature.” — Bruce   “When we talk about psychologically impacted properties, what we’re talking about is things that don’t affect the physical structure of the house.” — Bruce   “It’s better to disclose these events that occurred at some point in the process than to let the neighbors tell the buyer.” — Bruce   Guest Links:   BruceAydt.com   Additional Links:   Crdpodcast.com   Onlinelearning.realtor for NAR Online Education Training4RE.com — List of Classroom Courses from NAR and its affiliates   crd@nar.realtor   Host Information: Monica Neubauer Speaker/Podcaster/REALTOR® Monica@MonicaNeubauer.com MonicaNeubauer.com FranklinTNBlog.com   Monica’s Facebook Page Facebook.com/Monica.Neubauer Instagram Instagram.com/MonicaNeubauerSpeaks   Additional Bio:   Bruce H. Aydt, DSA, ABR®, CRB, GRN, SRS   Bruce Aydt is a REALTOR®, attorney, and educator from St. Louis, Missouri. As a second-generation REALTOR®, Bruce grew up in the real estate business and has worked in virtually every aspect of real estate companies. Bruce has been in management as well as in-house legal counsel to companies for over 30 years.   Bruce has been involved in REALTOR® Association work throughout his career. He has served in leadership roles as President of both Missouri REALTORS® and the St. Louis REALTORS®. Bruce has been part of the National Association’s Enlarged Leadership Team three times, has chaired the NAR Professional Standards Committee, Legal Action Committee, and State Leadership Forum, and received the National Association’s Distinguished Service Award. He is a nationally recognized educator on real estate and association leadership issues and is one of the three co-trainers for the NAR Mediation Training Seminar. He lives in St. Louis, Missouri with his wife, Lisa, has two grown children and three fabulous grandchildren.   BruceAydt.com

Shannon Foster-Boline - 2021 KAAR PresidentLaura Slyman- 2020 REALTOR® of the Year Award WinnerPat McGill-2020 Managing Broker of the Year Award Winner

GUEST: Tom Shearer, Chair of the Realtor Association of Edmonton and Broker/Owner - Royal LePage Noralta Real Estate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chicago is known for complex and restrictive landlord and tenant policies, but there are dozens of people fighting for change and protection. Kris Anderson of the Chicago Association of Realtors is one of those people on the front lines. Not everyone knows the role of CAR, so Kris explains what they do and his role in the machine as well as other groups and associations who are allies. Some hot button topics covered in today’s episode include RLTO reforms and rent control; some of the biggest issues for individual landlords as well as some great reasons to be optimistic about Chicago’s future. Listen in and if you like what you hear, give us a like, subscribe and leave a review. Connect with Mark and Tom: StraightUpChicagoInvestor.com Email the Show: StraightUpChicagoInvestor@gmail.com Guest: Kris Anderson of Chicago Association of Realtors | E-mail Kris | Call Kris Sponsor: Appeal.tax and Showdigs   Link: Additional Dwelling Units (ADU) Ordinance   Link: The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America   Link: Sarah Ware   Link: Tammy Hajjar Miller ----------------- Guest Questions What do you do at the Realtor Association? 6:30 What other groups does CAR associate with? 9:00 What do you think is one of the biggest issues for mom and pop investors? 14:00 What are some of the main reforms pushed for in RLTO reform? 16:30 What can a Realtor do to push for this reform? 18:50 What’s going on with Rent Control? 25:00 Why are you still bullish on Chicago? 31:00 Wrap Up Questions What is your competitive advantage? 37:30 What is one piece of advice for a new investor? 38:20 What do you do for fun? 39:20 Self development tool? 39:55 Local network recommendation? 41:15 How can we learn more about you? 42:25 That’s our show! Thanks so much for listening. Tune in next week. If you want to make the most of your investment, connect with us at https://www.gcrealtyinc.com/. ----------------- Production House: Flint Stone Media Copyright of Straight Up Chicago Investor 2021.

Guest: Tom Shearer - Chair of the Realtor Association of Edmonton and Broker/Owner - Royal LePage Noralta Real Estate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://tribus.captivate.fm/ (Enjoying Brokerage Insider? Please Subscribe Using Your Favorite Podcast Player.) Nobu Hata is a real estate lifer. He's sold, his wife runs a large team in Chicago, he's helped create YPN chapters of Realtor Associations, worked for NAR, and now runs the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR). Listen to what Nobu has to say about the politics of running an association. What he's doing to help Denver Realtors and the Denver housing shortage. TRANSCRIPT Hi, everybody. Welcome to Brokerage Insider the podcast where we interviewed the leaders in real estate and technology. I'm your host, Eric Stegemann and I'm the CEO of TRIBUS. We're one of the largest independent prop tech companies in real estate. And we're providers of custom real estate brokerage technology to medium and large brokerages in the United States. And even throughout the world today on the show. We have Nobu Hata and Nobu is the CEO of the https://www.dmarealtors.com/ (Denver Metro Association of Realtors). I've actually known Nobu for over 10 years now. And you know what Nobu liked me as a real estate lifer. He actually started in the real estate industry more than 20 years ago as an agent in Alaska, and then moved to sell real estate in Minneapolis, where he helped found the YPN chapter there. After his time selling, Nobu moved to Chicago and he accepted a role at the National Association of Realtors. He was most recently the director of industry outreach and engagement strategy there at the same time, while in Chicago, Nobu's wife, Shea became a Realtor and built an incredibly successful team where she still sells Nobu has traveled all around the U S and even around the world to various speaking engagements. And so we're very lucky to have him on the show today. So Nate Nobu thank you very much for joining us. Thanks for having me, Eric. I'm excited to dig in a, as a friend of mine and be in your new role as the CEO of of DMR. And so I want to kick it off and ask you a little bit about your past. So what originally got you into real estate? I, you know, I think it, I think it's just like most people yeah. We'll get into real estate, like get, get into it by accident. I started out working for my father who was a former Xerox guy owned a, like a Kinko's before it was a Kinko's right. And one day I had gotten into a fight with my brothers. And my my, my dad went to me and said, you need to use your powers for some good. Why don't you go work for this brokerage there, everything's starting to go online. And I think you can at least make some money this summer doing it. And man, everything just kind of rolled from there. I did a lot of design work and then I got into the sales end of things and it was just, the rest is history. So, you know, you said the rest is history. What what's kept you in the business this long? What is it about real estate that just keeps drawing you back into it? Oh man. You know, I think other than the fact that it's like the mob, once you're in you're you can never really leave. I think the big thing is I've never. I've never been a part of, of a business where the more good you do for people, the more profitable you're going to be. And, and, and when you think about, especially now with the way businesses in general there really isn't the case, right? But here in real estate, man, you, you, you, you serve people. Well, you differentiate. You make them happy and you, and you make relationships. God, you know, it, it, it just keeps snowballing from there. So it's, you know, try to get out once it didn't really work. That's how I got back into mint into real estate Minneapolis, but man, it was, it's one of those things where I think it's just, it's it feel good thing. And I don't think I'm unemployable outside of real estate anyways. That's you know, Rob Hahn our, our friend, Rob once once said the concept that we're part of this unemployables group and you know, we only work in real estate

Creative real estate investing includes a wide range of acquisitions most don't even know exist. But have been used for hundreds of years. The odd part is the newest way we do rel estate transactions with Realtors has only been around since 1949 (when the Realtor Association formed). Yet this new party has attacked our old and traditional way of doing real estate transactions by calling them "alternative real estate." This leaving a wide range of extraordinary solutions closed off to some sellers that would jump at the opportunity to get higher sales prices, and pay less closing costs. Which in-turn makes the seller more money. Unfortunately talking to sellers who know nothing of these solutions is like talking to a drug addict. They actually believe it is best for them. Which is why we are doing part #2 of convincing sellers to do creative real estate deals. The words you use in this line of work could keep you poor, or make you millions. So grab some paper and a pencil and let's dig into what has made more Millionaires than anything else on planet earth for hundreds of years. And now you can have it too ...

How will COVID-19 continue to impact the local economy in 2021? KAAR’s Governmental Affairs & Policy Director Hancen Sale interviews Dr. Marianne Wannamaker, an associate professor of economics at the University of Tennessee, about the potential short term and long-term effects in our region.

On Friday, November 13, the NAR Board of Directors approved a package of recommendations concerning the Code of Ethics’ applicability to discriminatory speech and conduct. KAAR CEO Lyle Irish, 2020 President Jim Oakley, President-Elect Shannon Foster-Boline, and Treasurer Marian Epps discuss the implication of the changes to the Code of Ethics and its applicability to KAAR members.

Changes are in the air! We invite you to meet Hancen Sale, KAAR’s new Governmental Affairs & Policy Director! And we reinvite you to meet James Holden, KAAR’s Professional Standards Administrator whose title was recently changed to Director of Member Engagement. With James overseeing the REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) and Hancen taking on governmental affairs, these two discuss what’s in store for KAAR’s political advocacy program.

This September marks six years since the kidnapping and murder of Arkansas REALTOR® Beverly Carter, but her legacy lives on through the Beverly Carter Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to REALTOR® Safety. Beverly’s son, Carl Carter Jr, is the Executive Director of this foundation, and he spends his day educating Realtors on the importance of safety and how agents can remain vigilant.

While the residential real estate market shows no signs of slowing down amidst COVID-19, the commercial real estate industry is experiencing transformative changes. Justin Cazana, Chair of the KAAR Commercial Committee, and John Thurman, Vice President of McCarty Holsaple McCarty, discuss the ways in which COVID-19 might permanently change commercial real estate.

President-elect Shannon Foster-Boline interviews two black Principal Brokers, Jim Nichols with Red Door Brokers, and Angel Scott with Century 21 Legacy, on the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement and how it relates to real estate.

Director and Community Involvement Liaison Ryan Levenson interviews 2019 Good Neighbor winner Cyndi Sweet about her involvement with Haven House and A Place at the Table. Special guest Alyson Gallaher, Executive Director of Volunteer East Tennessee, talks about how REALTORS® can be good neighbors to local nonprofits.

In this episode of The Real Estate Sessions, Bill speaks with Cliff Long, CEO of the Orlando Regional Realtors Association. He shares his career journey- from an entitled young man who was groomed to be the CEO to a struggling father to rising up again to be the CEO he is today. Listen to hear the measures he took to protect his employees and keep business going amid the COVID-19 pandemic. You will also hear how the pandemic has permanently changed the real estate industry. “I needed to learn what it was like to be down because I'd always been up.”- Cliff Long 10:58 “If you're expecting business to come to you, it's not going to happen, you go to business.”- Cliff Long 30:09 What you will learn: [0:33] Intro [2:09] He describes his sporty and music-filled youth that did not know anything about real estate. [6:53] He shares his career story- a privileged young man losing everything and learning to rise back up through the ranks.   [19:33] The measures he took at the association due to the Coronavirus to ensure the business was running and his employees were safe. [23:24] How the COVID-19 pandemic has forced realtors into the digital media making business better than it was expected. [27:39] How the pandemic has affected the association's operations in the last couple of months. [29:55] Why you need to get out there and let people know who you are as a new real estate agent.   Cliff Long's Email cliffl@orlandorealtors.com    Find | THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS At TRESonline.com   Find | Bill Risser At bill.risser@fnf.com  https://twitter.com/billrisser (On Twitter) https://www.facebook.com/billrisser (On Facebook) https://www.youtube.com/billrisser (On Youtube)   RATE & SUBSCRIBE   At Ratethispodcast.com/REsessions On Apple Podcasts On Google Podcasts On Stitcher On Spotify

Ep 57 Women In Business Series Featuring Hejoma M. Garcia and Jessica Martinez If you like this Episode please leave us a review on iTunes and/or send us a email with your feedback. You can find all of our info at www.DNA-Realty.com podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-modern-american-dream/id1365949136 iTunes Link! You can watch this video on Youtube https://youtu.be/0o4Sh--zbmc please like, comment and share and help us spread our positive message of successful entrepreneurship! Hejoma Garcia - Is the broker-owner of HMG Realty with over 12 years of experience in the Real Estate industry. Hejoma has a true passion for Real Estate and her clients. She is dedicated to serving and providing her clients with professionalism, understanding, and skilled expertise. She works closely with her clients to develop good relationships so that everyone feels comfortable and there is a strong element of trust throughout the entire process. Ready to always answer all questions honestly and maintain a positive and patient attitude, whether working with first-time home-buyers, seasoned buyers, or investors Hejoma is Bilingual (spanish) which also helps to be a source of connections to her clients with other Spanish speaking service providers for the home-buying and renovating process including home inspectors, attorneys, mortgage lenders, and contractors!Ranked within Top 250 Real Estate Professionals in the United States and Top 50 Real Estate Professionals in New England by the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals in 2018. Top Producer for the Realtor Association of Central Massachusetts in 2018 and 2019. Website https://hmg-realty.com She services Central Mass Worcester Market! Phone 774-242-8832 Email Office@hmg-realty.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HejomaRealtor/ LinkedIN https://www.linkedin.com/in/hejomagarcia/ Jessica Martinez - The founder of Real Estate TC Services, Jessica Martinez, first developed a passion for the industry while working at Dick Lepine Real Estate. The experience allowed her to gain powerful insights to the real problems (and their solutions) of the real estate world. After more than 13 years of experience, Jessica is still as driven and motivated as she was on the first day. Being a bilingual Real Estate Transaction Coordinator quickly proved to be one of her advantages. Jessica was able to work with some of the best real estate agents in Merrimack Valley and beyond. She has a proven track record in different areas within the industry. As a transaction coordinator, she has closed thousands of transactions – representing millions of dollars in business. As a Short Sale Negotiator, she has negotiated and processed many short sales with successful closings. As a Real Estate Paralegal, she has learned ins and outs of how title and closings take place. Jessica's website https://retransactionservices.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-martinez-11926913b https://www.facebook.com/jessica.retc.services/posts_to_page Facebook! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dnarealtygroup/support

Much has changed in current times with the coronavirus pandemic, but real estate is still considered an essential service in Tennessee. How are REALTORS® adapting to the social distancing policies? Hosts Lyle Irish and Amanda Stone discuss business as unusual with guests Andrew McGranaghan and Betsy Coleman.

In this episode of In the Loop, KAAR’s CEO Lyle Irish, President Jim Oakley and President-Elect Shannon Foster-Boline discuss the NAR mandated Clear Cooperation Policy and break down what it means for agents and their clients.

In this episode of In The Loop, host Justin Bailey talks with Daniel Park about the importance of emotional intelligence (EI) in the real estate industry. Home buying and selling can be an emotional experience for everyone involved. Park explains how agents can use EI to make the process easier for clients and themselves, as well as how it can help outside of the office.

I have here an announcement by the National Association of Realtors that Real Estate agents who are a member called REALTORS, can no longer market homes “coming soon” after January 1… why is that?1) It’s a trade organization for real estate agents, that while not mandatory, in this market you cannot put homes in the MLS if you are not a member. Not sure if that is really legal. The same is not true for the Denver MLS – RE Colorado 2) How does this ruling benefit home sellers?a. It does not. My experience has been many buyers are left out of the perfect homes because agents try to get them sold too fast before the buying public has a chance to know its there…3) How will this affect what you do?a. Some MLS systems in the country have already mandated a $5000 violation and charges of “discrimination!” I think the libs took over NAR, they play the discrimination card to intimidate people to conform.b. I think for me, I may have to get very creative. At the end of the day, its what the seller wants me to do. 4) Why do most agents have to operate this waya. The disappointing story is the agents share the commission that the listing agent negotiates. It has become almost an “entitlement” that they have the rights to get access to homes we are selling at their becken call. In this market, the agents seem to feel “entitled” to receive half of what we negotiate.i. But the agents act as a fiduciary for their buyers, trying to extract concessions out of the sellers from offer to close.ii. There is even a class action lawsuit going on about that now.iii. When I ask the sellers how much they want to pay “opposing counsel” the number is typically much less than what most agents offer and usually zero. 5) What do you think the solution is?a. I think there will come a day when buyers and sellers will pay their own respective commissions. But not because of national association control, because agents will offer service that the buyers and seller’s value.b. Everybody is tuned in to the radio station…WIFM..whats in it for me.c. Companies like Zillow and Open Door who offer to buy homes are going to break up these entrenched organizations by giving service people want.d. We don’t operate like them Zillow and Open Door typically are trying to get homes sellers the least amount of money so they can flip homes and make a profit on their need to sell.e. Our objective with the way we market homes is to get the sellers the MOST amount of money yet they still benefit from our proprietary guarantees.f. To find out how Barb Schlinker of Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty Colorado can create the most demand for your home: Call 719 301 1802 or visit: http://www.BarbHasTheBuyers.com

Host Lyle Irish and guest host Shannon Foster-Boline interview the 2019 REALTOR® of the Year, Managing Broker of the Year and Rising Star. The award winners discuss their career highlights, share advice, and answer the question “what’s in it for me?”

Why is the Knoxville Area Association of REALTORS® launching a podcast? Because KAAR wants to keep you in the loop! KAAR’s CEO Lyle Irish joins guest host Shannon Foster-Boline to discuss the role of the association and how this podcast will give members a better understanding of the real estate industry.

Beate Jones got her start in real estate working the front desk at the Royal Palm Coast Realtor Association. Today, she serves as the CEO.  Putting in work in virtually every department of the organization has crafted Beate Jones into a multifaceted leader. In today's episode, she sits down to talk about climbing the ladder, moving the organization forward and all the ways they are working to adapt to changing times and be responsive to their members. Listen in to hear her thoughts on ibuyers and why she thinks realtors will continue to come out ahead.    "ibuyers for example, are perfectly fine. They are giving the consumer what they want. Maybe not what they need. but what they want. They give convenience and the danger is where we are with online purchasing and online mortgages, not everything is probably [as] tight as it should be.  I'm not talking legally, but giving consumers the personal touch so they will always come back to a Realtor. Always." -Beate Jones  Top Takeaways: Beate Jones' Advice for New Agents: Determine what your talents are. Get an understanding of what you know so far. If this a career, and not just a part time job, start to focus on: Education. Finding your niche. Having enough money to get there.   Episode Highlights:   [00:39] Intro [02:08] Beate's background and education [03:20] Moving to the U.S  [05:33] Working her way up within RPCRA [07:22] What makes the non-profit sector unique [09:19] Technology innovations and boosting communication [11:12] The critical role of volunteers [12:54] Is compression good or bad? [16:46] Key issues realtors face in the area [19:47] Beate's take on disruptors and new models?  [22:57] The strategic plan/strap plan process  [24:42] Implementing a plan as a CEO [26:20] Beate's advice for new agents [27:28] Contacting Beate [28:05] Outro   Resources Mentioned:   rpcra.org The Royal Palm-Cast   Connect:   Find | THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS At Tresonline.com   Find | Bill Risser At bill.risser@fnf.com On Twitter On Facebook On Youtube   Find | Beate Jones On rpcra.org At 239-936-3537 ext.222   RATE & SUBSCRIBE  At Ratethispodcast.com/REsessions On Apple Podcasts On Google Podcasts On Stitcher 

Many agents don't understand why they belong to the local, state, and National Association of Realtors. They just pay thier dues and don't really understand the value. Look, I get it! Their broker told them they had to join, so they did. Today I want to explain the role of the association and share that value with you.

Today we welcome Brian Copeland as our podcast guest. We talk about how being involved and volunteering in the REALTOR Association has not only increased his business but made him a better person. To connect with Brian: brian@doorbellrealestate.com Twitter: @NashvilleBrian

Miami has clearly evolved into a thriving financial center, global gateway, hub for world class arts and culture, destination for education and healthcare, tourism juggernaut, and wellspring of prime waterfront residential real estate ... and yet, until recently, the city’s relationship with the Asian market has been limited. The reasons for this include regional unfamiliarity with Miami, lingering misconceptions of the “Miami Vice” era and the absence of direct flights from South Florida to East Asia. However, key factors indicate the dawn of a sweeping Asian-influenced era in South Florida. How did we arrive here? And more important, what does it mean for South Florida and Miami’s economic growth? J.C. Caceres, President of the Asian Real Estate Association of America's Greater Miami Chapter, joins us on the podcast to explain.  About JC Caceres: For over 24 years, I have been passionate about South Florida real estate. During my extensive career, I have  seen Miami and surrounding areas evolve from vacation destinations to full-fledged international capitals of business, finance, the arts, and culture. Along the way, I have also established one of South Florida’s strongest real estate networks. “Having purchased homes in this market myself, I am always thinking of ways to help buyers successfully take advantage of the ever-growing popularity and value available in South Florida. I believe it’s my ability to see the situation through my clients’ eyes that has helped me create so many customers for life. Before embarking on his real estate career, I spent over 13 years in management at United Parcel Service. There, I worked throughout different centers in the region and had great opportunities to get to know and work with many wonderful people and business owners. As well, I also successfully ran a restaurant's business in Miami for several years. It was during these positions that I perfected my talent for listening to others’ objectives and presenting effective and efficient solutions – skills that I continue to use today with my real estate clientele. “I enjoy bringing people together in situations that can  benefit everyone involved.  When I represent a client, I make the extra effort to completely and fully analyze their needs. This allows me to not only meet their expectations and protect their best interests, but also identify the best-possible properties that may exist through the right kinds of connections. Originally from Bogota, Colombia, I been living in South Florida for a long-time where I am a resident and in the Miami area. My current focus is on residential properties throughout Miami-Dade and Broward and Orlando counties with a concentration on “great opportunities and deals that offer the best return, value, or match for each individual client.” I hold a Bachelor’s degree in International Business and Global Management from Florida International University (FIU) and is a member of the Realtor Association of Miami, the Florida Association of Realtors, and the National Association of Realtors. Whenever possible, I make it a point of supporting the local community through various non-profit organizations as well as local PTA’s for his children’s schools.

For realtors in Pierce County, this is a MUST listen! In this candid roundtable discussion, Anne Jones (@tacomajones) leads as Abode welcomes Kaaren Winkler (Executive Officer, TPCAR) and Taylor Shanaman (Director of Government Affairs) from the Tacoma Pierce County Association of Realtors (TPCAR). Kaaren and Taylor talk affordable housing, changes in tenant laws, the new DADU/ADU regulations in Tacoma, code of ethics, and much more. Visit the Tacoma Pierce County Association of Realtors at www.tpcar.org! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/windermereabode/message

Kelly Webb 850-450-6429 KellyWebb@RandyWiseHomes.com           Randy Wise Homes, Inc. is a locally owned general contracting company located in Niceville, Florida. Since 1977, they have provided building and remodeling services across Northwest Florida, including Niceville, Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Freeport, South Walton, Crestview and Baker. Randy Wise Homes specializes in new home […] The post Pensacola Business Radio: PodGuest Episode featuring Kelly Webb with Randy Wise Homes appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

As part of my Professional Development Committee duties I volunteer to monitor some of the classes that are offered at our local Realtor Association. Last week I had the pleasure to sit in on 2 days of GRI 100 classes being taught by Ms Patti Ketchum who is a Florida Realtors Instructor out of Tallahassee and someone with great experiences that really made the class fun.While I was in class and we were discussing the Code of Ethics, the document that separates us from common real estate agents, I began thinking..."How many Realtors have actually read the code of ethics, start to finish? Of those how many understand it? Of those how many have a solid handle on how it should be interpreted in our new social market?As we discussed the 17 articles and all of their Standards of Practice (SOP) I realized that Article 12 which deals mostly with the marketing side of things, when explained to the class there was no mention of social media, or online marketing. The examples were mostly about signs and postcards.So if it isn't being brought up in classes....are our agents, new and seasoned being made aware of the pitfalls and potentially harmful situations that may arise when using new systems.Are we taking the time to learn the contract and addenda being used in our markets? I mean really taking the time to learn the contracts? Do you take the time to sit down with your clients and walk them through the contract so that THEY understand what they are signing?I hear too often that we as Realtors are concerned about Zillow or some algorithm replacing us yet many of us are not willing to put in the time to make sure we are educated enough to provide the level of service our clients and customer want and deserve.Let's continue the discussion on the Modern Agent Podcast Facebook page.If you are enjoying the content and finding it helpful please subscribe wherever you listen and leave us a rating and review so others can find us easier.Modern Agent Podcast is proud to be a Founding Member of the Industry Syndicate Media Network, the first ever Media Network for the real estate industry. You can find out more about the network and all of its shows at IndustrySyndicate.com If you got some value out of today's show we would love it if you would subscribe and come back for more great info. If you like what we are doing and really want to show your support please give us a rating and a review, that would be awesome! Thanks - see you next week!Our host Rick Gonzalez is a Realtor with eXp Realty LLC in the NW Florida Panhandle, and Team Leader of the Freeport Insider Home Team. Rick is a US Navy Veteran. Rick also founded The Freeport Insider, a local community on social media helping to support his small but rapidly growing community. Rick has also served as the Vice President of his local Freeport Merchants Association helping educate, market and support the local business in his market. Rick is a Son, Husband to his wonderfully supportive and beautiful wife Katrina, and Father to 3 amazing kids Olivia, Alexzander and Hannah.You can find Rick online at:https://freeportinsider.com/https://www.facebook.com/RickGonzalezVARealtor/@rick.a.gonzalez on IG

In this episode we talk with local Realtor Joe Capelotti about his experience serving on different boards and being involved with different programs at our local Emerald Coast Association of Realtors. Why Joe believes agents wait far too long to get involved and how this stifles their business.Joe also shares his top 3 things a new or stuck agent can do every day to help their business.Follow Joe on social here:@joecapelotti on IGfacebook.com/yourEmeraldCoastAgent/If you got some value out of today's show we would love it if you would subscribe and come back for more great info. If you like what we are doing and really want to show your support please give us a rating and a review, that would be awesome! Thanks - see you next week!Our host Rick Gonzalez is a Realtor with eXp Realty LLC in the NW Florida Panhandle, and Team Leader of the Freeport Insider Home Team. Rick is a US Navy Veteran. Rick also founded The Freeport Insider, a local community on social media helping to support his small but rapidly growing community. Rick has also served as the Vice President of his local Freeport Merchants Association helping educate, market and support the local business in his market. Rick is a Son, Husband to his wonderfully supportive and beautiful wife Katrina, and Father to 3 amazing kids Olivia, Alexzander and Hannah.You can find Rick online at:https://freeportinsider.com/https://www.facebook.com/RickGonzalezVARealtor/@rick.a.gonzalez on IG

Today’s show is for people over 50 who are faced with the challenge of helping their aging parents when the health of one or both is declining. Many people have this challenge thrust upon them unexpectedly and the stress and overwhelm can be incredible.Geoff Morris is someone who is trained to help relieve much of the stress and overwhelm that accompanies the daunting task of helping your aging parents transition to the next phase of their lives. Geoff is a realtor with eXp Realty and is a Senior Real Estate Specialist or SRES which only 5% of realtors achieve this designation. With his SRES training Geoff is able to help clients with life-changing choices and options. Geoff has 11 hands on years of experience in real estate and 30+ years financial background as a Senior Bank Officer. He is also Vice Chair of his Realtor Association’s Senior Citizens Committee.During the interview, Geoff shares:The challenging situations that cause people to seek the advice of an SRES.Why helping your aging parents can be so emotional and overwhelming.What options are available to aging parents and how to evaluate each one.Why aging is place is the most popular option and what you can do to make sure that it is the best choice for your parents.How an SRES can help you find the professionals and resources needed to help your parents.When should you seek out an SRES.Why attending the Mainstreet Baby Boomers and Beyond Expo in Matson and Grayslake may be the most important first step in preparing for your parents’ future.To learn more about the Mainstreet Baby Boomers and Beyond Expo go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mainstreet-boomers-beyond-conference-expo-matteson-il-tickets-44465097303To contact Geoff call 708-680-6750Never Too Late for Fitness Radio with Phil Farishttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/never-too-late-for-fitness-radio-with-phil-faris/

David Hill interviews Lee Joseph, REALTOR® and 2017 Winner of the Natalie Quinlan Distinguished Service Award, about listing negotiations and creating win-win situations for clients. For more resources from your REALTOR® Association of Central Mass, visit http://realtorscentralma.org

Cherie Benoit interviews Emily DeGray about MassHousing. For more information about the Realtor Association of Central Mass, visit http://realtorscentralma.org

Nathan Stewart, 2017 REALTOR® Of The Year Lee Joseph, 2017 Natalie Quinlan Distinguished Service Award Winner Ada Cimpeanu, 2017 Rookie Of The Year Diane Dabrowski, 2017 REALTORS® Choice Award Winner Bill Murphy, 2017 Affiliate Of The Year   Want more Growth on the Go Podcast? Subscribe for free in iTunes so you'll never miss a release: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/growth-on-the-go-presented-by-racm/id1236209902?mt=2

Erika Hall interviews Government Affairs Committee Chair, Linda Laney and 2017 REALTOR® Association of Central Massachusetts President, Sarah Gustafson about REALTOR® Day on Beacon Hill coming up on June 14, 2017. Members can register for this event online http://www.cmarealtors.org/events-REALTOR-day-on-the-hill-2017.html or call Lisa 508-832-6600 to reserve a seat on the bus.

Ron discusses local and national current events, politics, personal and business finance with a few mortgage tips along the way. A SoCal mortgage expert and bonafide political junkie, Ron delivers intelligent, entertaining radio that makes the news of the week easy to understand! Ron Siegel is joined by Maurice Stone of La Quinta CA and Scott Newton of Rancho Mirage CA Ron, Maurice and Scott discuss: Fed Reserve Meeting update; Interest Rate Forecast; The function of Realtor Association; Should I buy a Coachella Valley Home during the Summer; Programs for Veterans; Pro Representation in the Real Estate Transaction; How Americans are missing out on home buying help; Father's Day makeover: 5 gifts upgrading your Dad's look; No Income Doc Home Loans; Private Money Lending Options; Real Time Real Estate; Your Credit Matters; Mortgage Minute: Word on Wealth; and so much more Ron Siegel, consumer advocate, and mortgage lender discusses anything that affects the roof over your head, your bank account or items that will benefit you / your family. Reach Ron at  ·        www.Facebook.com/RonSiegelRadioReach Ron at  ·        800.306.1990  ·        Ron@RonSiegelRadio.com ·        www.RonSiegelRadio.com ·        www.SiegelLendingTeam.com ·        Twitter: @RonSiegel ·        www.Facebook.com/RonSiegelRadio

Kathy Schmidt is the broker and owner of Schmidt Realty Group. With over 20 years of experience in the Edmonton real estate market, Kathy pours her time and energy into helping her team provide a truly exceptional real estate experience for every one of their buyers and sellers.  Kathy was named one of Edmonton’s 100 top women in business by The Wanderer Online in 2013 and was honored to receive Edmonton’s prestigious Realtor of the Year Award in 2012 by her peers.  In addition to teaching and mentoring her own team of Realtors, she provides education classes to other Realtors through the Realtor Association of Edmonton and regularly hosts consumer information sessions on various real estate topics. Kathy has been married to her best friend Larry for 36 years.  They have two furry kids – Rosie and Timi, their toy fox terriers, and they love traveling. Join us as Kathy shares her mindset and a glance at her journey to becoming a Real Estate Rockstar by providing the best real estate experience possible for her clients. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week in the MIAMI REAL ESTATE SHOW, Orlando Montiel interviews top producer for EWM Realty International & Christie’s International Real Estate, Nancy Batchelor. The following are just a few of her professional accomplishments • 2014 Chairman's Club Diamond Level for $108,500,000 in Sales & Highest Number of Units Closed in Miami Beach. • Ranked #2 Team in Miami Beach by the Wall Street Journal/Real Trends. • Named Top Ten Realtor by Miami Monthly and Realtor Association of Miami and the Beaches. • #1 Team in Miami Beach at EWM Realty International. • Top 50 Women-Led Business Leaders in Florida.