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Hosted by Greg Sher · business · EN-US · 117 episodes
Mortgage industry veteran and master conversationalist Greg Sher brings you The One on One Show —a raw, insightful, and entertaining podcast where top industry leaders, innovators, and game-changers share their stories. From mortgage moguls to market disruptors, Greg dives deep with unfiltered conversations that reveal the real people behind the success. Whether you're in the industry or just love a good story, expect powerful insights, humor, and unexpected moments that keep you coming back for more. 🔹 New episodes weekly —available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere you get your podcasts! Subscribe now and join the conversation. #TheOneOnOneShow #GregSher #MortgageIndustry #RealTalk #Leadership
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Episode #117
New appraisal form deadline is days away – and too many aren’t ready. Hear the latest and just how hard the “shoe will drop” for the ill-prepared, from Cotality Chief Valuation Officer Shawn Telford .
Episode #116
Rates to drop to 6.25% or rise to 7.75% - which happens first? Unemployment to 3.8 or 5% which happens first? Why does former Zillow Senior Economist Orphe Divounguy think the Fed Chair is "asleep at the wheel." It's all in this week's One On One. Enjoy!
Episode #115
In this special edition of One On One, Greg Sher brings you a conversation originally featured on Episode 18 of the No Surrender Podcast with with cohosts Erin Dee, Coby Hakalir, and surprise guest Vishal Garg, Founder of Better.com. Vishal gets candid about his departure from the CEO role at Better, what happened behind the scenes, and why he’s now fighting his way back. He shares details from conversations with board members, what he believes he should have done differently, and why he says it’s officially “game time.” It’s Vishal Garg, unfiltered, on what happened, what he learned, and what comes next. Originally aired on the No Surrender Podcast, where housing opinions collide.
Episode #114
Is the traditional CRM on its way out? Greg Sher sits down One On One with Joe Welu, Founder & CEO of Total Expert, to talk about the shift from traditional CRM to agentic AI, and what it could mean for the future of mortgage. Joe breaks down why he believes AI is still dramatically underrated, how AI agents could transform the way loan officers work, and why the next generation of mortgage technology will be less about navigating software and more about putting intelligent systems to work. From eliminating busywork to amplifying what loan officers do best, this is a look at what comes after the CRM...and how quickly that future may be arriving.
Episode #113
A conversation so good - I'm replaying it. NEXA Lending CEO Mike Kortas and UMortgage CEO Anthony Casa unfiltered. Hear their plans to dominate and the couple of things that could foil their plans. If you don't love this chat, I'll give you your money back!
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