The Loan Daddy Podcast

Scott

Discussing creative strategies and concepts to help real estate agents grow their GCI and for  homebuyers and homeowners to gain a competitive advantage in any market.  

Episodes

  1. 6d ago

    009 - What asking for feedback is secretly telling other realtors about you

    Do you ask for feedback after showings or has it become an outdated practice that makes agents look desperate? A 16-year realtor posted on Reddit that their sellers hardly receive showing feedback anymore, and that newer agents rarely leave it. Scott took the question to top agents in his Inner Circle and got completely different answers. In this episode: Why buyer's agents are refusing to share feedback without their buyer's consent — including the lawsuit risk that changed one agent's policyA 30-year veteran's case against seeking feedback: it "shows your cards," signals inexperience, and can invite lower offersWhat to ask at the showing instead — offers on the table, financials, days on market — and why newer agents need a mentor, not a surveyThe other side: feedback as ammo, real boots-on-the-ground info you bring back to your seller on price, staging, and positioningA follow-up template for listing agents that gets honest answers without chasing — and why ghosting is never cool, in dating or in real estateIf you're not already part of the Inner Circle, what are you waiting for? Market insights, buyer and seller scripts, exclusive webinars with top agents nationwide, and preferential treatment for your open houses. DM "INNER CIRCLE" to Scott on Instagram: http://instagram.com/loan.daddy Connect with Scott: Instagram: http://instagram.com/loan.daddy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScottNadler.CCM YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheLoanDaddy

  2. Jul 9

    008 - When the listing agent isn't presenting your offer

    Is the listing agent not presenting your offer to the seller? A buyer's agent in New York posted this exact situation on Reddit — an over-asking offer, a week of stalling, and a growing suspicion of dual agency double dipping. In this episode I read the full post and bring it to top agents in my Inner Circle for their unfiltered answers: how to verify an offer was actually presented to the seller, when to demand a declination letter or written confirmation, how to escalate manager-to-manager, and the "nuclear option" — using ACRIS to contact the seller directly. If you're a buyer's agent wondering what to do when your offer gets no response, this is your playbook. CHAPTERS 0:00 Trust your gut — is your offer being presented? 0:31 The Reddit post: "Listing agent isn't presenting my client's offer" 1:18 The red flags: stalling, "one other offer," and the lender tip-off 2:13 Agent answer #1: written confirmation… or go around them (ACRIS) 2:56 Agent answer #2: manager-to-manager — and when withholding offers is even legal 3:24 My takeaway: why top agents trust their gut 3:56 The playbook: paper trail first, nuclear option last 4:52 How would YOU handle it? Have you been in this situation? Tell me how you handled it in the comments. CONNECT Instagram: http://instagram.com/loan.daddy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScottNadler.CCM YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheLoanDaddy Want in on the Inner Circle? DM me "Inner Circle" on Instagram: http://instagram.com/loan.daddy #realestate #nycrealestate #buyersagent #dualagency #loandaddypodcast

  3. Jul 2

    007 - How Louise Phillips Forbes stays competitive in NYC Real Estate

    If you’re searching for Louise Phillips Forbes, one of Manhattan’s most respected real estate agents, this conversation gives you an inside look at what has made her one of the top performers in New York City real estate for decades. On Episode 7 of the Loan Daddy Podcast, Scott Nadler breaks down his biggest takeaways after sitting down with Louise Phillips Forbes to discuss luxury real estate, client relationships, market expertise, and what separates elite Manhattan Realtors from everyone else. With more than $6 billion in career sales, Louise Phillips Forbes has built a reputation as one of the most trusted names in Manhattan real estate. In this episode, Scott shares the lessons that stood out most from their interview—from mastering market knowledge and understanding buyers at a deeper level to building lifelong client relationships and leading every transaction with confidence. If you’re a Manhattan Realtor, real estate agent, mortgage professional, or simply interested in New York City luxury real estate, this episode offers practical insights that apply to every market. In this episode you’ll learn: * Why Louise Phillips Forbes believes knowledge is the ultimate competitive advantage * How top Manhattan real estate agents build trust with buyers and sellers * The importance of relationships over transactions * Why authentic personal branding wins in luxury real estate * How elite agents create lifelong clients instead of one-time sales * Lessons every Realtor can apply to grow their business Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:40 Meeting Louise Phillips Forbes 01:40 Why Louise Phillips Forbes became a Manhattan real estate legend 03:21 Knowledge is the ultimate competitive advantage 04:36 Behind the scenes of top luxury real estate success 05:02 Why relationships matter more than transactions 06:19 Authenticity creates lasting client connections 09:16 Final thoughts & biggest takeaways 🎙️ Watch the full interview with Louise Phillips Forbes to hear her perspective on Manhattan real estate, luxury home sales, client service, and what it takes to succeed in one of the world’s most competitive real estate markets. WATCH HERE: https://youtu.be/3cVnANoU8nM 👇 We’d love to hear from you: What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned from working in real estate? Leave a comment below. #LouisePhillipsForbes #ManhattanRealEstate #NYCRealEstate

  4. Jun 18

    005 - For Agents Tired Of Needing Thick Skin

    In this episode of the Loan Daddy Podcast, we discuss one of the most overlooked skills in real estate: mindset. Whether you’re a real estate agent, mortgage professional, or industry entrepreneur, learning how to handle rejection, unrealistic client expectations, and daily challenges can be the difference between burnout and long-term success. After attending a recent real estate mastermind conference, we dive into a thought-provoking discussion about dealing with “difficult” clients and why many professionals may be approaching these situations from the wrong perspective. Instead of viewing clients as incompetent, what if they’re simply misinformed? We break down a real-world example from a rental agent struggling with unrealistic client requests and discuss practical solutions such as creating systems, implementing intake forms, setting expectations, and developing a growth-oriented mindset. Most importantly, we explore why top-performing agents focus on relationships, education, and long-term opportunities rather than transactional thinking. If you’re in real estate and have ever felt frustrated by unrealistic buyers, sellers, or leads, this episode will help you reframe your approach and build a more sustainable business. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro & Conference Takeaways  00:22 Why Mindset Matters in Real Estate  01:05 The “Incompetent Client” Discussion  03:40 Best Responses to Unrealistic Expectations  04:17 Creating Systems & Intake Forms  05:17 Why Most Agents Leave the Industry  06:04 Transactional vs Growth Mindset  06:20 Building Scalable Real Estate Processes  07:02 Reframing Every Lead as an Opportunity  07:34 Clients Aren’t Incompetent—They’re Misinformed  08:07 The Value of Honesty in Real Estate  08:36 Relationship-Based vs Transactional Agents  08:51 Final Thoughts & Community Discussion 💬 What strategies have helped you work with misinformed or unrealistic clients? Let us know in the comments below. 👍 If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe, and share it with another real estate professional. #RealEstateAgent #RealEstateMindset #LoanDaddyPodcast

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Discussing creative strategies and concepts to help real estate agents grow their GCI and for  homebuyers and homeowners to gain a competitive advantage in any market.