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EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 29 MIN

Unpopular Opinions Realtors Are AFRAID to Say | The Den Ep. 68

from The Den | Real Estate in the Four Corners: Buy, Sell, Invest · host Ben Lyons

In this episode of The Den, we dive into some HOT TAKES in the real estate world, exploring controversial opinions that challenge conventional wisdom. Our discussion kicks off with Aspen sharing her belief that not everyone should be a homeowner. We explore the idea that renting can be a valid choice for many, especially those who may not be financially prepared or simply prefer a lifestyle that doesn't involve homeownership.Shannon adds her perspective, arguing that open houses are often overrated, with only a small percentage of homes selling through them. We discuss how the internet has changed the game, making homes accessible to potential buyers 24/7, and how open houses often attract more curious neighbors than serious buyers.Paul brings up the importance of the National Association of Realtors (NAR), asserting that the real estate industry relies heavily on the structure and ethics provided by NAR. We debate the relevance of realtors in the current market, especially with the rise of online platforms, and how NAR helps maintain standards and protections for consumers.As we wrap up, we touch on the role of realtors at closing. While some believe our presence is unnecessary, others argue it adds value and reassurance for clients, especially first-time homebuyers. This lively discussion highlights the diverse opinions within our industry and the evolving landscape of real estate.00:00:00 - Coming Up...00:02:36 - Hot Takes on Peeps00:03:55 - Renting vs. Buying00:05:58 - The Myth of Open Houses00:10:30 - The Role of Realtors in Open Houses00:11:12 - Realtors and Client Transportation00:15:08 - The Importance of NAR00:21:06 - Realtors at Closings00:28:01 - Wrapping Up Hot Takes Join us for this engaging conversation filled with insights and differing viewpoints, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more content from The Den!Website: sjcbroker.comTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thelyonsgroup4cInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelyonsgroupfourcorners/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheLyonsGroupFourCornersSign up for our newsletter for valuable insights and updates via www.sjcbroker.com too!Produced by APodcastGeek: https://www.apodcastgeek.comAd link: Visit our website to schedule a consultation.TikTokInstagramFacebookBuyer Video SeriesSeller Video SeriesSign up for our newsletter for valuable insights and updates.  This podcast has been brought to you by APodcastGeek

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