It is easy to play arm chair quarterback in regards to the problems in real estate, but I am doing something about it.

ChangingStreets.com is an awesome company with awesome people. So awesome in fact we have gotten a lot of attention from real estate industry big timers. I have accepted a senior position at a top ten brokerage in the United States to “implement and prove the viability” of a new business developed by myself and top industry players. We feel we have built a business model that will align the concerns of all principals in a real estate transaction; consumers, agents, mortgage professionals, title providers and brokers.

Unfortunately this sounds like every thing you read today. The reality is this is real. We are heading to one of the best real estate markets in the country working with strong commitments from one of the world’s largest mortgage banks, title companies and real estate brokerages to make the consumer experience more professional and rewarding.

It is an awesome undertaking and incredibly awesome experience, exhilarating, exhausting, frustrating, rewarding, & challenging all at the same time. Changing the thought process of huge companies is not easy, being the new guy doing it is brutal. I am fortunate to working with the brightest people in the business and even with the support that comes with that the challenge as is follows: Go into a market that you have never practiced in, build a business model that has never been done, promote a company that none of the consumers have ever heard of (let alone the agents I am recruiting) and build it to a quarter of a BILLION in sales in 2 years and don’t forget to move your family.

I will keep you posted on how it is going. In the mean time the gang at ChangingStreets.com amazes me every day, up 20% this year in a tough market. The highest listing success rate in the county, #1 in consumer buyer sides in the county, highest unit volume and sales volume per agent in the county and still humbly grinding it out, I could not be prouder. I can brag like this now that I am not there, it is all them.