My Real Estate Show

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My Real Estate Show™ is the daily real estate show you didn't know you’ve been missing. Hosted by Sandi Lyn Burnett, CEO of My Real Estate Company™, and Josh Ries, lead generation consultant and Director of Advancement at the brokerage. They’re joined by “Producer Brian”, who served with Sandi Lyn in the Marines. Weekdays at 12 CST, the team rips through whatever happened in real estate that day with real opinions and the kind of conviction most podcasts have surgically removed. Brokerage acquisitions, MLS wars, fraud cases nobody else will touch, lender power moves. The conversation nobody else has the spine to put on camera. If a clip resonates, share it with an agent who’d appreciate it. Watch live weekdays 12 CST on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Listen wherever you get podcasts.

  1. 1d ago

    MyREShow™ CA to TN: Rachel and Jason Harper the Relocation Family Team, and Weird Church Wednesday

    The show’s guests today are Rachel and Jason Harper, a husband-and-wife real estate team serving both Southern California and Nashville, Tennessee, for a wide-ranging discussion on the current state of the real estate industry. The conversation centered on the National Association of Realtors (NAR), with the hosts criticizing what they see as misplaced priorities, trademark enforcement, and declining value for members. Sandi Lyn shared her experience operating as a non-NAR agent, explaining the challenges, workarounds, and freedoms that come with leaving the organization while emphasizing that agents should have the choice to structure their businesses in the way that best serves clients. The discussion shifted to why so many agents say they are always "busy" without being profitable. Rachel and Jason argued that agents often mistake activity for productivity, getting buried in transactions while neglecting lead generation and relationship building. They emphasized focusing on core pillars like creating new business, managing current clients, and maintaining relationships after closing. Sandi Lyn mentioned the importance of defending commission, avoiding upfront discounts, and recognizing when difficult clients simply are not worth taking on. The group agreed that authentic marketing, strong relationships, and confidence in an agent's value are far more important than chasing every lead or competing solely on price. Rachel and Jason also shared how they successfully built a relocation-focused business after expanding into Tennessee, with roughly two-thirds of their transactions coming from relocating clients. They credited consistent social media, showcasing local lifestyle rather than listings, and becoming trusted relocation resources for their success. The episode wrapped up with a "Weird House Wednesday" segment featuring a converted Pittsburgh church, where everyone guessed its sale price before discussing its lost architectural charm. Sandi Lyn and Josh also announced their upcoming brief hiatus for the show and teased an upcoming True Crime in Real Estate episode covering a Dallas-Fort Worth agent whose arrest stemmed from ancestry DNA evidence. 00:00 Intro & Guest Introductions 04:47 NAR Membership and Agent Freedom 20:25 “Busy” vs Productive Agents 25:25 Defending Your Value 32:15 Building a Business in a New State 39:52 Relocation Marketing Strategy 47:25 Referral Networks Across States 50:11 Weird House Wednesday: Pittsburgh Church 56:19 True Crime Preview & Show Hiatus Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

  2. 2d ago

    MyREShow™ Skynet Defeats Tony Robbins, Engineering Solves Building Problem, and US Citizenship Quiz

    Today’s episode features the hosts mixing industry discussion with lighthearted commentary, starting by debating the truthfulness of a Tony Robbins AI claim before exploring a video showcasing an innovative New York skyscraper designed to avoid casting shadows over a public park. They use the engineering choices made to discuss critical thinking and creative problem-solving. The next clip they watch goes over the importance of communicating an agent’s value to clients. Josh emphasizes that successful agents are paid for their expertise and results rather than simply listing homes, while Sandi Lyn argues that many agents undervalue themselves, making them vulnerable as the industry changes and continues to reshape commission structures. The conversation then shifts to a Realtor ethics complaint involving AI-generated imagery, sparking a broader debate about NAR, ethics enforcement, and the future of association membership. Josh criticizes what he sees as frivolous complaints and argues that NAR is focusing on policing trademarks and technicalities instead of delivering meaningful value to members. Sandi Lyn questions why associations attack their members who actually pay dues into the association itself for simple violations, while ignoring larger industry problems. She shares her own experience with ethics complaints, and suggests disputes between agents at the same brokerage should first be handled internally rather than through association channels in potentially messy public arenas. The show wraps up with the hosts taking an online U.S. citizenship practice test, turning constitutional questions into an entertaining discussion about American history, government, selective service, patriotism, and civic responsibility. Along the way they debate several answers, joke about confusing questions, discuss the naturalization oath and respect for symbols like the national anthem and the flag, and ultimately score 27 out of 30, feeling pretty good about themselves. 00:00 Disclaimer and Intros 03:25 Tony Robbins AI Goes Skynet 05:19 Engineering Around the Law 09:25 Proving a Real Estate Agent's Value 10:33 NAR Ethics Complaints and AI Image Fair Use 25:00 Taking a U.S. Citizenship Test 35:15 The Naturalization Oath & Patriotism 50:43 Citizenship Test Results & Closing Remarks Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

  3. 3d ago

    MyREShow™ World Cup, Homeowner Tips, LinkedIn is Garbage, and YIGBY Communities

    Sandi Lyn, Josh Ries, and Producer Brian discuss a variety of topics, starting with a fun World Cup prediction that almost came true. A five-year-old Twitter/X prediction correctly picked Spain and Argentina as the finalists, though it missed the final score by predicting Argentina would win. The conversation then shifts to Josh’s “prospecting by points” system, a strategy designed to help agents stay consistent with lead generation by assigning daily point values to revenue-producing activities. They discuss how the system can be customized not only for real estate prospecting but also for business goals and personal habits. The group explores creative real estate ideas, including creating a digital “house history” email address for homeowners to store documents regarding improvements, disclosures, utility costs, appraisals, and important files throughout ownership. They also discuss the rise of YIGBY (“Yes in God’s Backyard”) housing developments, where faith-based organizations may use their land to help create housing. The conversation covers zoning challenges, creative approaches to solving the housing shortage, long-term land leases, and the idea that some people are seeking communities built around shared values and rules. They also preview the upcoming True Crime in Real Estate episode about Marvin Heemeyer’s infamous “Killdozer” rampage, which stemmed from a long-running zoning dispute in Granby, Colorado. The episode closes with a discussion about AI-generated content and social media authenticity. The hosts react to claims that LinkedIn has become saturated with AI-generated posts and criticize repetitive “thought leader” content that feels manufactured. Josh explains how social media algorithms identify duplicate content and reduce its reach, while the group predicts that audiences will increasingly reject AI-generated posts, images, and videos in favor of authentic human-created content. They emphasize that AI should be used as a tool, not as a replacement for genuine connection and personality. 00:00 Introduction: The Business Behind the Business 02:21 World Cup Prediction Nearly Comes True 04:09 Prospecting by Points System 06:39 Turning Points Systems Into Daily Habits 07:48 Creating a Lifetime Digital History for Homes 10:03 YIGBY: Faith-Based Housing Developments 13:00 Building Communities Around Shared Values 19:20 Underground Bunkers and Alternative Communities 21:00 True Crime Preview: The Killdozer Story 24:14 LinkedIn AI Content and Social Media Slop 27:06 How Algorithms Handle Duplicate Content 28:39 The Future of Authentic AI-Free Content Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

  4. 6d ago

    MyREShow™ Funds Transfer Scam, PBD Shares How to Be Successful, and SurvivalAF "Water"

    Today’s episode kicked off with a warning about a scam that could easily spill into the real estate industry, from fraudulent moving-company “can you transfer these funds for me?” requests to earnest money schemes. Sandi Lyn and Brian stressed trusting your instincts, recognizing red flags before money changes hands, and avoiding situations where scammers manipulate victims through sunk-cost tactics or seemingly legitimate payment requests. The conversation shifted to marketing and having a successful mindset, highlighting a creative video from n influencer that used scenes from a movie to make a real restate related clip. They also debated success, perseverance, and personal responsibility, arguing that long-term achievement comes from resilience, disciplined choices, and enduring short-term discomfort rather than adopting a victim mentality. AI tools were discussed as productivity aids, but only when agents carefully review and verify any content before sending it to clients. The episode wrapped with another installment of "Survival AF," focusing on filtering and purifying water in emergency situations. Brian explained improvised water filters, portable purification tools like LifeStraws, boiling, chemical treatments, UV purification, and even solar stills for extracting drinkable water. Sandi Lyn tied the discussion back to practical preparedness while reminding viewers the show aims to educate, entertain, and provide daily support for agents navigating the business. 00:00 Disclaimer and Intro07:18 Creative Marketing Video09:10 Have a Successful Mindset16:40 Survival AF: Filtering & Purifying Water25:53 Closing Remarks Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

  5. Jul 17

    MyREShow™ Advice New Agents NEED, The Actor With Nothing Behind His Eyes, and CERN Conspiracy Theory

    The episode focused on what real estate agents actually get paid to do, challenging the common belief that an agent's primary job is finding the perfect home. Sandi Lyn explained that today's buyers have access to the same listings online, making expectation-setting, negotiation, market knowledge, and problem-solving the real value an experienced agent brings. She and Brian discussed how home buying is driven as much by emotion as logic, why buyers often ignore their own criteria when they think they’ve found their perfect home, and how agents must balance being advisors, educators, and negotiators rather than simply a warm body searching Zillow for someone. The conversation shifted into training and mentorship, with Sandi Lyn reflecting on mistakes she made as a brand-new agent, and criticizing brokers who offer advice only in hindsight instead of guidance before issues come up. She argued that experience is earned through doing the job, but new agents shouldn't be left to learn everything the hard way. Brian compared real estate to IT support, where professionals must separate emotion from facts while solving problems. Both agreed there should be more practical education for young adults about homeownership, home and vehicle maintenance, financial responsibility and budgeting, and everyday life skills that most people never learn in school. The lighter second half covered a wide range of topics, starting with a clip that inspired Christian Bale’s performance as Patrick Bateman in American Psycho on Tom Cruise's unsettling David Letterman interview. Brian then introduced the Large Hadron Collider and the conspiracy theory linking CERN to the Mandela Effect, prompting a humorous discussion about alternate realities and famous false memories. The episode wrapped up with a brief soccer prediction conspiracy, reminders about the show's schedule that tomorrow’s episode may depend on her availability. 00:00 Disclaimer & Intro 03:06 Emotions,and Setting Expectations 13:20 Learning Through Mistakes 18:07 Life Skills Nobody Teaches 23:51 American Psycho Inspiration 29:54 The Large Hadron Collider @CERN & Mandela Effect 35:51 Closing Remarks Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

  6. Jul 16

    MyREShow™ Radon "The Silent Killer" Roy Tries to Keep You Alive and Weird House (Castle) in Waco, TX

    This episode of My Real Estate Show featured home inspector and radon mitigation expert Roy Wier, who shared how humor and authenticity helped build his business. Roy recounted the viral TikTok that unexpectedly earned 1.7 million views after he was mistakenly accused of stealing a museum mug during his son's field trip. Rather than complain, he turned the experience into a marketing opportunity with “I’m not rich but I’ve got mug money” mugs, illustrating how positive storytelling and memorable branding can create long-term business awareness. The hosts also welcomed Josh Ries back after his time away, where he provided an update on his health diagnosis, and discussed launching his own line of merchandise to raise awareness, and explained how he's focused on turning a difficult time in his personal life into something that can help others. The conversation shifted into an in-depth discussion about radon, with Roy explaining how he expanded from home inspections into radon mitigation after purchasing an established business. He described how the new company has quickly outgrown his inspection business by focusing on education, charitable outreach, and direct-to-consumer marketing instead of relying solely on real estate transactions. Roy shared stories of installing free mitigation systems for Iowa homeowners suffering from radon-related illnesses, while also offering free statewide radon testing to educate homeowners. The group discussed why radon levels fluctuate throughout the year, common misconceptions about slab homes, crawl spaces, basements, and radon mitigation systems, and why many homeowners mistakenly believe they're safe if they simply don't spend time in their basement. The episode wrapped up with a lively Q&A covering unusually high radon readings, why mitigation systems sometimes fail or are improperly maintained, and the resistance inspectors often encounter from sellers and builders despite well-established health risks. During the show's "Weird House Wednesday" segment, the hosts toured an elegant 6,200-square-foot home in Waco, Texas, praising its grand interior, library, and design choices while debating its castle-like exterior, surprisingly small lot, and $2.7 million asking price. The team speculated whether the home's Magnolia Realty listing reflected Chip and Joanna Gaines' influence before signing off. 00:00 Disclaimer & Intro 03:25 The "Mug Money" Story 08:05 Josh Ries’ Health Journey Update 10:37 Building a Successful Radon Mitigation Business 20:06 Radon Myths, Testing, & Health Risks 29:50 Real Estate Transactions & Radon Challenges 34:40 Weird House Wednesday: A Waco Castle 41:24 Closing Remarks Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

  7. Jul 15

    MyREShow™ AI Slop Content and Ethics Complaints, NAR Pros and Cons, and American History Trivia

    Today’s episode opens with Sandi Lyn discussing a post from a real estate influencer facing an ethics complaint after he posted a video with AI-generated content that someone mentioned in the video found to be offensive. She criticizes the use of rage bait as a business strategy, rejects the idea that AI prompts excuse someone from responsibility for what they publish, and questions the influencer's attempt to distance himself from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) only after facing consequences. Sandi Lyn argues that accountability still applies regardless of whether AI was involved. The conversation shifts into a broader discussion about NAR membership, with Sandi Lyn explaining why she chose to leave and how she continues to operate successfully in residential real estate without Realtor association membership. She outlines the tradeoffs, including giving up certain tools while gaining independence from NAR ethics enforcement and restrictive guidelines, and encourages agents to evaluate whether mandatory membership truly benefits their businesses. Producer Brian offers a consumer's perspective, emphasizing the importance of understanding both the advantages and drawbacks instead of accepting “because that’s the way it’s done” as an answer. The second half of the show highlights creative real estate marketing, with praise for an agent who broke away from repetitive social media trends by producing an original listing video. Sandi Lyn agrees with a video that criticizes MLS practices that make it difficult for consumers to reach listing agents directly. The episode wraps up with some lighthearted American history trivia, where they discus the thought process of eliminating options on a multiple choice quiz, and a little humorous commentary before previewing upcoming episodes, including Weird House Wednesday and a guest discussion on radon tomorrow. 00:00 Disclaimer and Intro 02:20 Accountability Using AI Generated Content 10:42 Leaving NAR: Freedom vs Membership 16:00 Creative Listing Videos & Original Marketing 17:13 MLS, Consumer Experience & NAR Criticism 23:45 American History Trivia 39:46 Upcoming Episodes & Show Wrap-Up Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

  8. Jul 14

    MyREShow™ The One and Only Helen Chioros. A Woman on Top in a Man's World.

    Sandi Lyn welcomes former executive Helen Chioros for an in-depth conversation about leadership, brokerage growth, and the unique challenges women face in executive roles within the real estate industry. Helen reflects on helping scale major brokerages including eXp Realty, Real Brokerage, and Realty of America, sharing how women often have to work harder than their male counterparts to earn credibility in leadership positions. Together, they discuss balancing authenticity with effective communication, overcoming bias, and the importance of resilience while remaining true to your values. The discussion expands into leadership philosophy, mentorship, and company culture. Helen explains how she learned to soften her communication style without sacrificing honesty, while Sandi Lyn shares lessons from serving in the Marine Corps about earning respect through competence and presence. Both emphasize that great leaders fight for their teams, adapt their communication to different personalities, and focus on collaboration over competition. They also examine how insecurity (particularly among some leaders) can create unnecessary conflict, while confident leaders prioritize developing others and building trust. The episode concludes with a look toward Helen's next chapter as she shifts her focus into consulting, helping smaller brokerages improve operations while deepening her expertise in AI and technology. She stresses that culture is the foundation of every successful organization and that technical skills can be taught, but integrity, collaboration, and leadership cannot. Sandi Lyn and Helen encourage viewers to build authentic relationships, reach out to mentors without intimidation, embrace new opportunities, and remember that setbacks often lead to better paths when approached with persistence and confidence. 00:00 Disclaimer, Intro, and Welcome to Helen Chioros 01:50 Scaling Major Real Estate Brokerages 03:04 Women in Executive Leadership 06:18 Marine Corps Leadership Lessons 09:15 Learning to Lead in Corporate America 12:25 Fighting for Your Team as a Leader 13:18 Authenticity and Adapting Your Leadership Style 16:00 Working With Male-Dominated Leadership Teams 18:08 Competition Between Women in Leadership 23:32 Lessons From Executive Leadership 24:08 Coaching Men and Women Differently 26:09 Building Trust and Authentic Relationships 28:23 From Nursing to Real Estate Leadership 29:51 The Psychology of Women's Voices 32:11 Men, Women, and Military Leadership 36:25 Helen's Next Chapter and Consulting 38:52 Why Company Culture Matters Most 40:24 Final Advice for Women in Business 42:42 Closing Remarks Have a topic you want us to discuss, or want to be a guest on our show? Follow and DM us: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myrealestateshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@myrealestateshow LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/myrealestateshow/

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My Real Estate Show™ is the daily real estate show you didn't know you’ve been missing. Hosted by Sandi Lyn Burnett, CEO of My Real Estate Company™, and Josh Ries, lead generation consultant and Director of Advancement at the brokerage. They’re joined by “Producer Brian”, who served with Sandi Lyn in the Marines. Weekdays at 12 CST, the team rips through whatever happened in real estate that day with real opinions and the kind of conviction most podcasts have surgically removed. Brokerage acquisitions, MLS wars, fraud cases nobody else will touch, lender power moves. The conversation nobody else has the spine to put on camera. If a clip resonates, share it with an agent who’d appreciate it. Watch live weekdays 12 CST on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Listen wherever you get podcasts.

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  • Creator
    My Real Estate Studios
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    62
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 My Real Estate Studios
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