Tune in this week to hear Brittney and Drew answer all of Nick's burning questions about the housing market, the economy, effectively marketing oneself, and the exciting world of Homearama.

Will we ever see 2% interest rates again?

Will Drew's diligent training pay off and allow him to redeem himself in the Steinhoist contest this Oktoberfest?

Find out right here!

On this episode of Keeping the Real in Real Estate we interview Jordan “the house hustla’” Dwyer. Jordan has background in property management but decided she wanted to sell houses with the best! We won’t give too much away here, but you’ll definitely want to tune in to hear her life philosophy for being happy at work.

Don’t miss this one!

If you tuned into the last episode of Keeping the Real in Real Estate you’ve learned all about Brittney’s strategy for success. On this episode we get a little bit more granular. If one shouldn’t buy lists and hand out business cards how does one start out? Join us while Brittney lays out her roadmap for building sustainable relationships, creating FOMO, and turning yourself and your people into walking billboards for your brand.

On this episode of Keeping the Real in Real Estate we interview Heather McColaugh. Heather is, without a doubt, the most energetic Real Estate Agent we’ve had the pleasure of interviewing. She runs exclusively on Coke Zero and unbridled enthusiasm, which as it turns out, is necessary personality trait to balance the Real Estate industry with 5 children and a dog.

Heather has done everything from winning a Mary Kay Pink Cadillac to selling drugs (legally – the pharmaceutical kind) but she has recently found her unexpected niche helping some of our more rural neighbors buy and sell property as far away as Peebles! But that’s not all.

Tune in to hear her heartwarming tale about her favorite type of clients and what has inspired her fierce loyalty to the Brittney Frietch Real Estate Team.

You can reach Heather at (513) 304-5060

In this episode of Keeping the Real and Real Estate, the BF team in Loveland announces their exciting expansion plans. They discuss the major changes in their business, including the addition of new agents and the opening of an office in Kentucky. The company's founder, Brittney, shares her personal journey in transitioning from a high-volume sales role to a management position.

She also emphasizes the importance of providing personalized service and utilizing personality tests to match clients with agents. The company aims to take its unique business model and exceptional service to other states like Florida, further enhancing their reach and impact in the real estate market.

In this episode, Brittney and Nick introduce Brayden, who is about to join his family in the real estate business. The conversation revolves around Brayden's journey into real estate, the pressure he faces to pass the exam, and his motivation to work hard. The episode also touches on the family's success in the real estate business and their approach to balancing work and personal life. Throughout the discussion, the team shares insights into aligning Gen Z with their business goals and their commitment to community involvement. Don't miss this one!

On this episode of Keeping the “Real” in Real Estate, we go on a heartwarming dive into the non-stop world of a real estate family. We were surprised to learn how much of a family adventure running a real estate business can be! Whether they’re helping mom make Instagram reels, finding the best place to place signs, handing out t-shirts, or just being an ambassador to the community – these kids have a substantial impact on the inner-workings of the BF team.

Tune in to learn which parent is “better” at real estate, how friendships can lead to sales, and which child is gunning to take over the empire on this light-hearted episode.

In this episode of Keeping the Real in Real Estate, Nick and Brittney discuss the external market trends in the real estate industry. The ongoing inventory crisis and fluctuating interest rates have created a highly competitive environment for buyers. First-time homebuyers and second-time homebuyers looking to upsize are facing challenges due to their dwindling buying power.

The hosts emphasize the importance of staying informed about market fluctuations and making informed decisions based on individual lifestyle needs rather than trying to time the market. They also highlight the unique appeal of living in Sunny Loveland, Ohio, and the factors that contribute to its desirability in the real estate market.