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Hosted by Real Estate · business · EN-US · 50 episodes
RECkoning with Real Estate is your inside look at the real estate world through a fresh, consumer-focused lens. Hosted by The Real Estate Collaborative (REC), a residential real estate company, we dive into the history of housing, explore the challenges and opportunities in today’s housing market, talk to past clients, and highlight the inspiring work of housing activists, experts, and our valued sponsors. RECkoning with Real Estate is about building a better real estate company in hopes of building better communities, where everyone has access to a safe, stable, and affordable home. Whether you’re buying your first home, selling, or simply passionate about housing justice, RECkoning with Real Estate is your go-to resource for knowledge, empowerment, and community. Join REC and our guests every Sunday @ 11am on AM950 as we RECkon with Real Estate. Have a question? Go to https://www.theRECollab.com/ and hit the *Let’s Talk* button – we’ll do our best to answer it!
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RECkoning with Real Estate
Liz Novotny of Hamm Real Estate Co. joins Meghan this week in part one of this two part series to tackle an often-misunderstood topic of real estate: short sales. Despite the name, “short” doesn’t refer to how long the process takes. In fact, it often takes longer than a traditional sale! Instead, it refers to…
RECkoning with Real Estate
Is a bigger home always better? Taylor and Paige discuss. Recorded early on when we first started breaking down the American Dream, this episode asks: what does that dream look like to you? Is more space really the answer, or is location more important than size? We explore ways to make your current space work…
RECkoning with Real Estate
Here we are with the third and final part of our “REC Revolution” series. This week, we’re wrapping up our discussion of Wendy Gilch’s article, “Why Consumers Hate Real Estate Agents,” and discussing both the systemic changes our industry desperately needs, and how REC is working to break down this broken system. People are beginning…
RECkoning with Real Estate
Part two of our three-part series is here, and we’re back on the air tackling the meaty question of why consumers have a hatred toward real estate agents. We kick things off by debunking the reality shows that portray the aspirational agent making tons of money, driving fancy cars, and seemingly doing very little work…
RECkoning with Real Estate
Hello all, and welcome to today’s topic: The REC Revolution. A fitting topic in the wake of Bastille Day. We are excited to highlight an article written by Wendy Gilch that resonates with REC and all we do. It’s called “Why Consumers Hate Agents.” The article outlines six reasons consumers have grown frustrated with the…
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