Greg Robertson

“Wright began her career in the financial services industry and, prior to leading the Sun-Times, was a strategy and business transformation consultant who advised Fortune 500 companies and top tier universities on operational, financial and performance improvement projects.

Are you up to date on the recent changes in MLS rules and buyer agency agreements? In this episode, Rob and Greg dive into the controversy surrounding these updates and discuss the ethical implications for agents. From forgery to enforcement, confusion to challenges, this conversation covers a lot of ground. They shed light on the need for a substantive approach to reform in the real estate industry, while addressing the loss of trust between practitioners and those making the rules. With potential compression of commissions and uncertainty about the future of the industry, transparency and strong leadership are more important than ever. Don't miss this insightful discussion on ethics and transparency in communication within the real estate world.

Thrive Broker Summit, Powered by California Regional MLS, is Poised for Success with a Top-Notch Speaker Lineup and an Impressive Registration List of California's Highest-Performing Brokers

Live Stream the “Pitch Battle” today at the iOi Summit I'm in Chicago at the iOi Summit

“The National Association of REALTORS® Clear Cooperation Policy was one of the most carefully curated policies that I recall over the past two decades. It involved countless hours by staff, legal, broker meetings, MLS meetings, Association meetings, agent feedback, and a ton of research. Regardless of effort or intention, this policy has drawn the ire of the United States Department of Justice. “

Henderson's Yana Wilson breezed through pre-qualifying at LPGA Q-School last month and has her eyes set on a professional career.

Four of the biggest stars on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf will face off in December in Las Vegas in the latest version of The Match.

“Realtracs, the technology company providing the largest multiple listing service (MLS) in Tennessee, announced today the data from a recent MLS alliance is available for subscribers.

It seems a lot of conjecture has been about agent count now that August 17th has passed (and possibly people are starting to look at budgeting for 2025).

“ this is about what kind of industry we want to be, and what kind of housing market we want to create: open or closed. It is that simple. It is that important. “