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How It Runs is a podcast about how real estate actually works, the operations, people and technology behind the businesses that move the industry forward. From brokerages and agents to the proptech shaping what comes next, the show goes inside the real mechanics of how things get built and run. It's hosted by Michael Walliser, a licensed North Carolina broker with more than twenty years of experience operating independent brokerages. Each episode is a conversation with someone who has actually built and run something, focused on how the work really happens, where it breaks, and how it gets better. Not theory. Not pitch decks. The work itself. New episodes are released every two weeks on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
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Episode #3
<p>Aaron Lubeck explains why accessory dwelling units stall on financing rather than construction cost, why zoning codes grew from a booklet to a library, and the advice he gives everyone in the industry: read your zoning code.</p>
Episode #2
<p>One week in real estate brought three shocks: a record-high median home price, the biggest federal housing law in a generation, and a near-collapse at a major office-to-residential conversion in Manhattan. Michael Walliser and Christopher Britt connect all three, then dig into what the new housing law changes and where AI actually helps brokers versus where human expertise still wins.</p><p></p><p>#HowItRuns #EasyDigz #RealEstate #HousingMarket #RealEstatePodcast</p>
Episode #1
<p>How It Runs is a podcast about the real mechanics of the real estate business, hosted by Michael Walliser, founder and CEO of EasyDigz. Each episode features brokers, operators and industry people who actually run these businesses, talking about how transactions really move, where the systems break down, and what it takes to operate independently in an industry that keeps consolidating. Michael is a licensed North Carolina broker with more than 20 years in the business, from foreclosure work on the institutional side to running his own deals and development projects.</p><p></p><p>In the first episode, Michael...
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