Real Estate

About Real Estate

We talk about real estate, how to be a great real estate agent, teach you how to become a great real estate broker , real estate investing and how to build a successful real estate business. Bryan Seagal is a long time real estate investor who was the star with his wife on HDTV show Chi-Town Flip. He transitioned from police offer to real estate broker and investor gained wide attention when in the span of 10 months he did 87 house flips. In the following years he did over 100 flips a year. Brandon White is an entrepreneur with two exits in technology businesses, has successful real estate investments and is a best selling author of Back of the Napkin to...Business Plan in 11 slides. So easy you can do it on a flight from San Francisco to New York.

Publisher

Bryan Segal, Brandon White

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

28 Sept 2023

Latest episode

10 Jul 2024

Latest episodes

6 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   10 Jul 2024

   US Housing Market Update

   Get the latest statistics on the US Housing Market whether you're looking to buy a house, sell a house or you're a real estate agent, Bryan and Brandon give you the latest statistics about average home prices, days on the market, home inventory levels and more.

2. 

   12 Apr 2024

   How to Become a Top Selling Real Estate Agent with the King of the South Side of Chicago Frank Montro

   Frank shares his inside tips on how he's consistently been a top real estate agent over his forty year career. About Frank Montro Frank "King of the South Side" has 30 years of experience helping Chicago home buyers purchase tastefully remodeled homes at very affordable prices. He's won multiple awards for his selling achievements and prides himself helping families and individuals live affordably without having to sacrifice quality. Episode Links Frank Montro (http://www.frankmontrohomes.com)

3. 

   11 Nov 2023

   National Association of Realtors vs. Sitzer-Burnett and Missouri Home Sellers Verdict and What It Means

   We discuss the court case between the National Association of Realtors vs. Sitzer-Burnett and Missouri Home Sellers, the verdict and what it means for buyer side real estate agents and seller, listing real estate agents. We have special guest and real estate industry veteran Art Bettuzzi of I Love Real Estate School to join the discussion. BACKGROUND The National Association of REALTORS® and two codefendants were found liable last Tuesday in the federal Sitzer/Burnett trial, which challenged MLS rules and the real estate compensation model. The eight-person jury also found liable HomeServices of America and Keller Williams Realty, which were named in the lawsuit. “NAR rules prioritize consumers, support market-driven pricing and promote business competition,” the association said in a statement. “This matter is not close to being final, as we will appeal the jury’s verdict.” In presenting their case, plaintiffs argued buyer representation is obsolete and should only be afforded to wealthy buyers who can pay for the services out of pocket. They also alleged commission rates are too high, buyer brokers are being paid too much and NAR rules, along with the corporate defendants’ practices, lead to fixed pricing. NAR countered that consumers are better off and business competition is able to thrive because of MLS rules and how well local broker marketplaces function. NAR’s cooperative compensation rule ensures efficient, transparent and equitable local broker marketplaces. Sellers can sell their home for more and have their home seen by more buyers, while buyers have more choices of homes and can afford representation. NAR also argued that REALTORS® are everyday working Americans who are experts at helping consumers navigate the complexities of home purchases, as well as advocating for fair housing and wealth-building for all. NAR plans to appeal the jury’s verdict, but that process could take years to resolve. NAR says it remains committed to pro-consumer, pro-competition practices and is confident the association will ultimately prevail. During the 11-day trial, NAR presented the facts and law about pro-consumer, pro-competition MLS rules, which class-action attorneys called into question. The case covers the Missouri markets of Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield and Columbia. “NAR rules prioritize consumers, support market-driven pricing and promote business competition,” the association said in a statement. “This matter is not close to being final, as we will appeal the jury’s verdict.” In presenting their case, plaintiffs argued buyer representation is obsolete and should only be afforded to wealthy buyers who can pay for the services out of pocket. They also alleged commission rates are too high, buyer brokers are being paid too much and NAR rules, along with the corporate defendants’ practices, lead to fixed pricing. NAR countered that consumers are better off and business competition is able to thrive because of MLS rules and how well local broker marketplaces function. NAR’s cooperative compensation rule ensures efficient, transparent and equitable local broker marketplaces. Sellers can sell their home for more and have their home seen by more buyers, while buyers have more choices of homes and can afford representation. NAR also argued that REALTORS® are everyday working Americans who are experts at helping consumers navigate the complexities of home purchases, as well as advocating for fair housing and wealth-building for all. NAR plans to appeal the jury’s verdict, but that process could take years to resolve. NAR says it remains committed to pro-consumer, pro-competition practices and is confident the association will ultimately prevail. Several other lawsuits have followed. LINKS Art Bettuzzi (https://www.iloverealestateschool.com) https://www.iloverealestateschool.com

4. 

   5 Oct 2023

   You Are Running a Real Estate Business Not a Solopreneurship

   Whether you're just getting into the real estate business or you are a seasoned real estate broker, you need to approach your venture with the mindset of "building a business" vs running a "solopreneurship". Building a real estate business is going to give you unlimited income potential vs. a ceiling on your income that running a solopreneurship gives you. Bryan and Brandon break down what "building a business" means and how to get yourself set up to build a successful real estate business.

5. 

   29 Sept 2023

   Buyers Real Estate Agent vs. a Sellers Real Estate Agent

   We break down the difference between a buyers agent and a sellers agent. You'll walk away with insights of the differences between these two types of real estate agents and the different types of skills each requires.

6. 

   28 Sept 2023

   How to Get Started in Real Estate

   The basics on how to get started in real estate.

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