Pocket Hours

De: Jennifer Nelson
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  • When is the last time you heard an awesome interview with a master producer in real estate? I'm guessing maybe never. Well, that's going to change. Pocket Hours, hosted by Jennifer Nelson, owner of Scout Real Estate Brokerage in Seattle, is for realtors who are looking to up their game and master the craft of selling homes while learning from the best. No matter how long you’ve been in the industry, Pocket Hours is designed to ignite your brain one story at a time. Jennifer will motivate you with funny stories that will make you laugh and specific steps you can implement into your business today. We’re going to hear from some of the best of the best in our industry. BONUS: if you are a licensed real estate broker in the state of Washington, you'll actually earn clock hour credits just for tuning in. So what are you waiting for? Subscribe already on your favorite podcast app.
    2022
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  • Episode 57: Winning Strategies for Buyers & Sellers in the 2025 Real Estate Market
    Apr 8 2025

    The real estate market is constantly evolving, and staying informed is crucial for buyers, sellers, and industry professionals alike. In this episode, host Jennifer Nelson sits down with seasoned real estate experts Amie Stewart and Kelley Meister from Meister Stewart Partners to discuss the latest trends shaping the housing market in 2025.

    Kelley, Amie, and Jennifer talk about the impact of the recent National Association of Realtors (NAR) settlement, the growing importance of buyer broker agreements, and how buyer consultations set the stage for successful transactions. With the market seeing early activity and increased competition, understanding these changes is essential for anyone navigating the real estate landscape.

    Amie and Kelley bring their wealth of experience to the conversation, sharing insights on how buyers can strategically position themselves in a fast-moving market. They discuss the significance of building strong relationships with listing agents, crafting compelling and clean offers, and managing the challenges buyers face in securing a home amid multiple offers. On the seller's side, they explore effective listing strategies that attract competitive bids and maximize property exposure.

    Throughout this discussion, the Meister Stewart Partners highlight how social media has become an indispensable tool in modern real estate marketing. Listeners will gain valuable takeaways on winning offers, fostering trust with clients, and adapting to an ever-changing market.

    Connect with Amie and Kelley at meisterstewart.com.

    Jennifer Nelson is the founder of Scout Real Estate: scoutrealestate.com. Information on how to get your clock hours and other offerings for Scout School are also listed at scoutrealestate.com/scout-school.

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    40 m
  • Episode 56: Real Estate Insights from a 20-year Veteran Broker
    Mar 11 2025

    The real estate industry is constantly evolving. Success requires adaptability, trust, and strategic networking. Finding long-term success is something to be admired. So let’s look to David Warren, a seasoned real estate broker with two decades of experience, who joins Pocket Hours to share the key to finding long-term success in real estate.

    Host Jennifer Nelson, founder of Scout Real Estate, talks to David about his long career and how he thrives within the real estate industry. David shares his journey from the publishing and film industries into real estate, offering a unique perspective on building strong client relationships and navigating market fluctuations with confidence.

    Jennifer and David discuss the essential qualities that make a great real estate professional, including the power of early connections, honesty with clients, and staying resilient during shifting market conditions.

    They also explore the emotional aspects of the industry, emphasizing the importance of trust and communication in every transaction. Along the way, David provides insights into the challenges agents face today and his predictions for the real estate market in 2025.

    Connect with David Warren at metropolist.com/agents/david-warren or www.compass.com/agents/david-warren.

    Jennifer Nelson is the founder of Scout Real Estate: scoutrealestate.com. Information on how to get your clock hours and other offerings for Scout School are also listed at scoutrealestate.com/scout-school.

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    46 m
  • Episode 55: From Assistant to Agent
    Feb 11 2025

    In this episode of Pocket Hours podcast, Jennifer Nelson, founder of Scout Real Estate, sits down with Erin Tomosada, a rising real estate professional entering her third year in the business.

    Erin shares her experiences, challenges, and key strategies that have helped her transition from an executive assistant to a full-time, successful, real estate agent.

    Erin opens up about the importance of going all-in as a real estate agent, leveraging available resources, and honing strong communication skills to build client relationships. She offers advice on stepping out of your comfort zone, managing finances wisely, and embracing the learning curve that comes with the profession.

    The conversation also explores the dynamics of working on a team, the value of client appreciation events, and how to create a sustainable business in the ever-evolving real estate market.

    Listeners will hear tips on networking, financial planning, and client engagement—everything needed to take your real estate career to the next level.

    Connect with Erin Tomosada on Instagram @erintomosada or find her in the Windermere directory: www.windermere.com/directory/agents/erin-tomosada


    Jennifer Nelson is the founder of Scout Real Estate: scoutrealestate.com. Information on how to get your clock hours and other offerings for Scout School are also listed at scoutrealestate.com/scout-school.

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    34 m

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