Whether you’re a brand-new agent, a seasoned pro, or just window-shopping what we’re all about — you’re in the right place. This community was built to help agents grow, connect, and thrive. What You Can Do Here: ✅ Look around — explore the classrooms, tools, and resources we’ve put together. ✅ Ask questions — no question is too basic. Someone else probably has the same one. ✅ Answer questions — your experience can help another agent level up. ✅ Build community — share wins, struggles, ideas, and support. What We Expect: - Respect first. We don’t allow negativity, drama, or disrespect. Ever. - Different levels, same path. We’re all at different stages in our business and that’s the point. Lean on each other, lift each other up. - Growth mindset. If you’re here, it’s because you want to get better. Let’s do that together. 👉 Make yourself at home. Jump into a conversation, drop your questions, or share something that’s working for you. We’re glad you’re here. Let’s grow. 🚀

It's the first Tuesday of the month. We'll be in-person at The Woodruff. Come ready with your BBA pitch, we'll be practicing overcoming objections to it. If you're still working on yours, check out (or revisit) this must-see module in our classroom. Also, there's Chick Fil A...see you there!

My next open house is tomorrow (Saturday) from 11-2 in orlando.

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HousingWire published a piece this month called The Appraisal Gap in 2026. The headline? Climate volatility, thin comp pools, and the limits of automated modeling have all landed at the same time. Translation: appraisers have less to work with — and that creates more room for your deal to get derailed. Here's what that means in the real world: ↳ Elevated rates over the last few years reduced transaction volume, which means less comp data and less accurate appraisals. ↳ Regulations now require lenders to apply quality control standards to the AVMs they use for credit decisions — so appraisal waivers are getting harder to come by. ↳ National models are struggling to account for hyperlocal neighborhoods — which means your local expertise matters more than ever. This is not a lender problem. This is an agent problem. The agents who protect their deals are the ones who show up prepared: ✅ Meet the appraiser on site ✅ Bring a package — comps with notes, improvements with costs, floor plan, survey ✅ Know which comps hurt you before they do ✅ Tell the story the buyer already believed when they wrote the offer The appraiser isn't there to save your deal. You are. 2 Questions 1) Do you attend appraisals (when representing the seller)? 2) What's in your appraisal package right now? 👇 Drop it below.