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In this episode of Industry Relations, Rob and Greg tackle the latest controversies surrounding NAR and the recent investigative article from The New York Times. They debate the role of lobbying, explore accusations of corruption and financial mismanagement, and reflect on the broader challenges facing NAR's leadership and reputation.
Key Takeaways
• NAR and Lobbying Controversy: Discussion on how NAR funnels money to political groups through entities like the American Property Owners Alliance (APOA).
• The "Woke vs. Conservative" Debate: Examining NAR's conflicting image as both progressive and a supporter of conservative causes.
• Transparency Issues: Why NAR's approach to handling controversies feels "astroturfy" and the need for more open dialogue with members.
• Organizing Homeowners: The untapped potential of grassroots homeowner advocacy and how it could reshape lobbying strategies.
• PR Missteps: Criticism of NAR's traditional PR playbook and a call for leadership to adopt more authentic communication strategies.
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Our Sponsors:
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Production and Editing Services by Sunbound Studios
By Rob Hahn and Greg Robertson4.7
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In this episode of Industry Relations, Rob and Greg tackle the latest controversies surrounding NAR and the recent investigative article from The New York Times. They debate the role of lobbying, explore accusations of corruption and financial mismanagement, and reflect on the broader challenges facing NAR's leadership and reputation.
Key Takeaways
• NAR and Lobbying Controversy: Discussion on how NAR funnels money to political groups through entities like the American Property Owners Alliance (APOA).
• The "Woke vs. Conservative" Debate: Examining NAR's conflicting image as both progressive and a supporter of conservative causes.
• Transparency Issues: Why NAR's approach to handling controversies feels "astroturfy" and the need for more open dialogue with members.
• Organizing Homeowners: The untapped potential of grassroots homeowner advocacy and how it could reshape lobbying strategies.
• PR Missteps: Criticism of NAR's traditional PR playbook and a call for leadership to adopt more authentic communication strategies.
Watch Us on YouTube
Connect with Rob and Greg:
Rob's Website
Greg's Website
Our Sponsors:
CoreLogic
Notorious VIP
The Giant Steps Job Board
Production and Editing Services by Sunbound Studios

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