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By REALTOR® Magazine
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The podcast currently has 69 episodes available.
NAR Senior Counsel Deanne Rymarowicz highlights the essential dos and don’ts for working with buyers and sellers. From transparency in buyer agreements to ethical practices and state law compliance, this episode will help you navigate the practice changes resulting from NAR’s proposed settlement agreement. Stay informed with guidance and resources at facts.realtor.
Property managers rely on many skills to succeed—from savvy financial management to great customer service. But one of the most potentially dangerous tasks that property managers face is delivering eviction notices. Also, a strong rental market can present opportunities for bad actors, from scams to difficult tenants. Host Tracey Hawkins talks to two experts from the “Show-Me” state of Missouri to hear their experiences and share actionable tips to use stellar skills to manage tough situations in the real estate industry.
David Berenbaum, deputy assistant secretary for housing counseling at U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, shares insights on how housing counselors can help close deals and offers advice on ensuring fair housing for all Americans.
Leo Pareja talks about managing liability risks at eXp, the benefits of the U.S. MLS system compared to international markets, and the challenges he faced selling his mom's house in Belize—revealing the importance of efficient real estate practices.
Robert Morris, broker and renowned real estate trainer, talks about the changing industry, how brokers can lead through transition, the value of designations and certifications, and the one course every agent should take to elevate their business.
Bryan Greene, vice president of policy advocacy for the National Association of REALTORS®, reflects on NAR’s advocacy successes and challenges from the 2024 elections, shares key policy discussions for 2025, and explores what’s needed to close the growing racial homeownership gap.
Industry veteran Kevin Brown reflects on his 44-year career, discusses the challenges ahead as he prepares to lead NAR in 2026, and shares a message of resilience for real estate professionals navigating uncertain times.
Dr. Jessica Lautz, deputy chief economist and vice president of research at the National Association of REALTORS®, breaks down NAR’s latest Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, discusses buyer resilience and shifting market power for sellers, and offers advice on what real estate professionals should look for when interpreting market data.
NAR President Kevin Sears dives into the energy at NAR NXT and shares candid reflections on the state of the real estate industry, personal leadership lessons and the conversations shaping the future.
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun shares his predictions on economic policy under the newly elected president, discusses the affordability crisis, weighs in on potential Fed rate cuts and assesses the housing inventory landscape going into 2025 and beyond.
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