Episodes

  • The "Death of the MLS"? Examining Evolving Listing Platforms
    Apr 10 2025

    Is the MLS dead? In this episode, we debate the future of the MLS, its relevance to consumers, and the need for a national database. Learn about the challenges of clear cooperation, the role of NAR, and how agents can navigate the evolving real estate landscape.

    Discover why a consumer-centric approach is crucial for navigating these shifts and how agents can advocate for a more transparent and efficient real estate experience.

    Takeaways

    • Consumers don't fully understand what MLS is.

    • MLSs are seen as a necessary evil in real estate.

    • There are too many MLSs, leading to confusion and cost.

    • NAR's influence on MLS operations raises concerns about collusion.

    • A national database could simplify real estate transactions.

    • The current system benefits agents and brokerages more than consumers.

    • Clear cooperation needs reform but should not be eliminated.

    • Transparency and education for consumers are crucial.

    • Agents should separate their identity from NAR's reputation.

    • Transformational change is needed in the real estate industry.

    To learn more about Matterport visit us: https://matterport.com/podcast


    This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative.

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    34 mins
  • The "Hustle" Hangover: Addressing Burnout and Maintaining Work-Life Balance
    Mar 27 2025

    Are you feeling burnt out from the constant pressure to hustle in real estate? You're not alone! In this episode, we address the negative effects of hustle culture on agents and offer a refreshing alternative. Learn about the importance of prioritizing mental, physical, intellectual, and spiritual well-being.

    Providing actionable tips for setting boundaries, saying "no," and incorporating self-care practices into your daily routine. Discover how a more balanced approach can lead to greater productivity, improved client relationships, and a more fulfilling career in real estate.

    Takeaways

    • Hustle culture negatively impacts mental and physical health.

    • Agent burnout is often due to trying to please everyone.

    • Real estate agents operate in two time frames: now and not now.

    • Saying no is crucial for maintaining energy and focus.

    • Self-care practices are essential for long-term success.

    • Dopamine drives productivity but can lead to burnout.

    • Balance in life is a myth; prioritization is key.

    • Agents often feel pressure to be available 24/7.

    • Building a supportive team can alleviate stress.

    • Taking time for self-reflection can improve productivity.

    Are you feeling drained, stressed, and overwhelmed? As a real estate agent, you juggle

    countless tasks, long hours, and high-pressure situations. But remember, a healthy mind leads

    to a thriving business.

    To learn more about Matterport visit us: https://matterport.com/podcast


    This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative.

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    28 mins
  • What Does Real Estate Agent Need To Look Like In 2025 And Beyond?
    Mar 13 2025

    What will the successful real estate agent of 2025 and beyond look like? We explore the evolving landscape of the real estate industry and provide actionable strategies for agents to thrive in the years to come in this episode.

    Lance and Lucy discuss the importance of embracing technology, differentiating yourself from the competition, and shifting from a transactional mindset to a relationship-focused approach.

    Discover how to leverage data and insights, communicate effectively with clients, and build a sustainable business model that prioritizes value and client satisfaction. Gain valuable insights and prepare for the future of real estate.

    Takeaways

    • Real estate in 2025 will be transformative due to industry changes.

    • Agents must differentiate themselves to succeed in the evolving market.

    • Professionalism and respect for the profession are crucial for agents.

    • Technology adoption is essential for modern real estate practices.

    • Communication guarantees can enhance trust with clients.

    • Traditional marketing methods need to be re-evaluated and innovated.

    • Agents should focus on measurable outcomes in their presentations.

    • Building partnerships with clients is more important than showcasing expertise.

    • The industry must evolve from outdated practices to meet consumer expectations.

    • Top agents will thrive by focusing on unique value propositions.

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    To learn more about Matterport visit us: https://matterport.com/podcast

    This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative.

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    35 mins
  • Beyond the Stereotype: What Really Makes a Successful Agent Today?
    Feb 27 2025

    What truly makes a successful real estate agent in today's market? In this episode we go beyond the stereotypes and dive into the key differentiators that set top agents apart. Lance and Lucy discuss the importance of communication, technology, and market knowledge, but also emphasize the often overlooked aspects of client understanding, value proposition, and genuine connection.

    Discover how to identify your unique strengths, leverage them to build a strong reputation, and provide true value to your clients in a way that sets you apart from the competition.

    Takeaways

    • Agent success often stems from mindset and relentless pursuit.

    • Many agents misunderstand what consumers value in real estate.

    • Communication is crucial; lack of it can lead to failure.

    • Differentiation is key to standing out in the market.

    • Setting clear expectations with clients is essential.

    • Agents must analyze data to understand market dynamics.

    • Innovative marketing techniques can enhance client engagement.

    • Creating a stress-free experience for clients is vital.

    • Agents should provide unique value propositions.

    • Understanding consumer needs is critical for success.

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    To learn more about Matterport visit us: https://matterport.com/podcast


    This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative.

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    33 mins
  • The Client Experience: Mapping the Journey for a Client-Centric Agent
    Feb 13 2025

    Ever wonder why people hesitate to tell others they're a real estate agent? On this episode of Consumed, Lance Pendleton and Lucy Edwards dive deep into the client experience, mapping the journey for a consumer-centric approach. They challenge the industry's obsession with agent-focused advice and emphasize the importance of truly understanding consumer needs. Tune in to discover how shifting your perspective and listening to consumer voices can transform your real estate business and build lasting relationships.

    Takeaways

    • The client experience is paramount in real estate.

    • Agents often focus too much on their own needs rather than the consumer's.

    • Understanding the consumer journey is essential for effective engagement.

    • Building trust requires genuine communication and relationship-building.

    • Setting clear expectations with clients can lead to better outcomes.

    • Investing in personal branding is crucial for real estate agents.

    • Listening to consumer feedback can help agents improve their services.

    • Agents should prioritize partnership over just closing deals.

    • Effective communication is the foundation of successful real estate transactions.

    • Agents need to adapt to the changing landscape of the industry.

    To learn more about Matterport visit us: https://matterport.com/podcast


    This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative.

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    24 mins