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Robert 'The Rebelbroker' Whitelaw is a real estate broker and Realtor® in Morgan Hill, California with over 25 years experience! His show discusses some of the best ways to achieve your real estate goals and build wealth for buyers, sellers, investors, entrepreneurs or just real estate watchers - from an insiders perspective.

Over the years, Robert has been lucky enough to work with successful entrepreneurs from all walks of life and industries. Get a chance to hear what he has learned from these amazing entrepreneurs over the years that will help YOU achieve success! Robert is about keeping things honest (even when that means saying the things that nobody else is willing to say) and providing value to listeners with each and every episode! He won't just drop the news on you, he will translate it into actions you can take as a buyer, seller, investor or entrepreneur in your own life to get the most out of that shared knowledge! Knowledge is power and Robert believes in cranking it up to 11!

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Market correcting in San Francisco?

Nov 6, 2015

I like todays show. Well, to be honest, I like every one of my shows, but I am biased. But I really, REALLY like todays show! The big reason is because when it is over you are going to be walking around with one more template in your head that you can use in any market place you like to figure out local market trends. Yes, we are going to talk about what is going on with the market in San Francisco, but what is more important is that we will be translating that into a template you can use ANYWHERE! Is that real estate rebel power or what? It's like magic. So for buyers, sellers, investors and real estate entrepreneurs, I want you to get this new template bouncing around in your head so that you can apply it to your market as a way to anticipate which way the market will turn next.

Of course, we are also going to talk about what the recent changes in the San Francisco market means. As usual,we will dig a little deeper than the typical headlines and try to understand what the true implications are.