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Raising Real Estate Standards
A Podcast dedicated to providing information and tips on how real estate agents can step up their game, raise their standards practices and become the best real estate agent they can be in their market.
Podcasting since 2021 • 69 episodes
Raising Real Estate Standards
Latest Episodes
Mid-Year Market Update
Real estate agents experiencing fear and uncertainty in today's shifting market need perspective and practical strategies. Brian and Mark Mann address the reality that many agents who've only known the "easy money" era are now facing their firs...
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Season 5
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Episode 8
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Lead Generation w/ Karmen Quakenbush
Most agents struggle with consistent lead generation, bouncing between expensive paid leads and sporadic networking efforts. Karmen Quakenbush faced the ultimate test - starting her real estate business twice, including once while going through...
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Season 5
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Episode 7
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Newsroom to Neighborhoods w/ Deborah Proehl-Moser
This episode explores how professionals can leverage skills from previous careers to achieve real estate success. Former TV journalist Deborah Proehl-Moser shares her journey of transitioning to real estate after 16 years in broadcasting, revea...
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Season 5
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Episode 6
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Financial Literacy For Real Estate Agents
Are you building wealth or just closing deals? Tax Day often reveals a harsh reality for real estate agents: making money doesn't always mean keeping it. In this episode, Brian and Mark discuss how agents can move beyond the commission-t...
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Season 5
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Episode 5
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Spring Market Is Coming: How to Be Ready Before It Hits
Are you ready to capitalize on the most profitable season in real estate? In this episode, Brian and Mark Mann break down why spring is the golden window for transactions and how unprepared agents often miss out on its full potential. Discover ...
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Season 5
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Episode 4
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Fan Mail
Hello! I was wondering what you personally use to help give you guidance on what your next steps are in your professional lives? There's always multiple paths to take, so is there a consistent approach you both follow and depend on, or does the path keep changing in ways you don't anticipate? What skills do you think should be learned that are often overlooked or just aren't practiced enough?
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