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What happens when a REALTOR® takes nearly two decades of experience in housing, entrepreneurship, and community leadership… and steps into public service?
In this episode of The Realtor Who Wines, Rashelle Newmyer sits down with Alex Phan, a 19-year-old REALTOR®, entrepreneur, AREAA leader, diversity advocate, and Metro Council candidate, to discuss real estate, leadership, housing, economic growth, and the future of Oregon.
From buying his first home at 23 to building a successful real estate career, Alex shares how entrepreneurship, rejection, and resilience shaped his path and why REALTORS® are uniquely positioned to understand the real needs of communities.
“It literally becomes your life… your business is going to grow or die based on your efforts.”🏡 The Real Truth About Real Estate
Alex offers honest insight for anyone considering real estate, including:
🤝 Why Leadership Matters
This episode also explores Alex’s journey from REALTOR® to industry advocate through AREAA, diversity leadership, and eventually public office.
He shares why representation, mentorship, and inclusive leadership matter, and why supporting affinity groups strengthens the profession for everyone.
“Our leadership should reflect our membership.”🌎 Housing, Homelessness & Accountability
Alex also dives into one of Oregon’s biggest challenges: housing and public accountability.
“We pay a lot of taxes… but most voters don’t believe they’re getting real value.”From homelessness and rental assistance systems to economic opportunity and workforce development, Alex shares why sustainable solutions require more than temporary relief.
“What are we really doing to help people learn to fish for themselves?”💡 Oregon’s Future
This conversation also covers:
🔥 Why You Should Listen
If you’re:
This episode offers an honest perspective on what it means to lead in business, housing, and beyond.
Grab a glass, settle in, and join us for a conversation about entrepreneurship, advocacy, and building stronger communities.
Cheers! 🥂
Thank you for listening! Connect and collaborate with Realtor Rashelle on any of her social media platform pages > https://linktr.ee/RealtorRashelle
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What happens when a REALTOR® takes nearly two decades of experience in housing, entrepreneurship, and community leadership… and steps into public service?
In this episode of The Realtor Who Wines, Rashelle Newmyer sits down with Alex Phan, a 19-year-old REALTOR®, entrepreneur, AREAA leader, diversity advocate, and Metro Council candidate, to discuss real estate, leadership, housing, economic growth, and the future of Oregon.
From buying his first home at 23 to building a successful real estate career, Alex shares how entrepreneurship, rejection, and resilience shaped his path and why REALTORS® are uniquely positioned to understand the real needs of communities.
“It literally becomes your life… your business is going to grow or die based on your efforts.”🏡 The Real Truth About Real Estate
Alex offers honest insight for anyone considering real estate, including:
🤝 Why Leadership Matters
This episode also explores Alex’s journey from REALTOR® to industry advocate through AREAA, diversity leadership, and eventually public office.
He shares why representation, mentorship, and inclusive leadership matter, and why supporting affinity groups strengthens the profession for everyone.
“Our leadership should reflect our membership.”🌎 Housing, Homelessness & Accountability
Alex also dives into one of Oregon’s biggest challenges: housing and public accountability.
“We pay a lot of taxes… but most voters don’t believe they’re getting real value.”From homelessness and rental assistance systems to economic opportunity and workforce development, Alex shares why sustainable solutions require more than temporary relief.
“What are we really doing to help people learn to fish for themselves?”💡 Oregon’s Future
This conversation also covers:
🔥 Why You Should Listen
If you’re:
This episode offers an honest perspective on what it means to lead in business, housing, and beyond.
Grab a glass, settle in, and join us for a conversation about entrepreneurship, advocacy, and building stronger communities.
Cheers! 🥂
Thank you for listening! Connect and collaborate with Realtor Rashelle on any of her social media platform pages > https://linktr.ee/RealtorRashelle