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Jimmy and Tyler break down the concept of live AI-powered databases, what the RealTrends 500 numbers reveal, the DOJ's investigation into Compass private listings, and why teams are replacing brokerages as the go-to destination for agents who want leads handed to them.
Jimmy and Tyler sit down with Eddie Sturgeon, a franchise industry veteran who has awarded over 600 franchises, to break down his new venture Address Realty, backed by USA Today and Gannett Publishing with a lead model unlike anything in the industry.
Eddie Sturgeon spent decades awarding franchises for RE/MAX and Realty One Group before deciding the franchise model was dead. He sits down with Tyler and Jimmy to break down his new venture, Address Realty, and why a national lead portal backed by USA Today might be the next thing nobody saw coming.
Tyler returns from eXp's invitation only mastermind in New Orleans with insights on the NextHome acquisition, a CEO mic drop moment, and what a company ticker change signals about the future of real estate.
Jimmy and Tyler break down EXP's surprise acquisition of NextHome and ticker change to AGNT, what it signals about the future of real estate consolidation, and how Jimmy is managing the grind of his 10,000 call project.
Jimmy and Tyler dig deeper into the Real-RE/MAX deal, questioning whether it truly benefits either side, and break down their April growth numbers heading into a big month ahead.
Jimmy and Tyler break down the blockbuster Real-RE/MAX acquisition, what it means for broker owners, agents, and what comes next in an industry consolidating fast.
Jimmy and Tyler discuss the growing buzz around AI agents and how tools like Claude Cowork are reshaping the future of work, while also diving into team community, co-sponsorship strategies, and why real human connection remains the foundation of a thriving real estate organization.
In this episode, Jimmy and Tyler break down the real numbers behind turning conversations into closings, from call volume to conversion rates and booked appointments. They also dive into the evolving real estate landscape, team structures vs. independent organizations, and how to lead with value without creating dependency.
We unpack the shifting landscape of real estate, including AI, consolidation, and competing brokerage models. Which companies are built to last and which ones aren’t?
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