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By New Hampshire REALTORS, featuring New Hampshire REALTORS, for New Hampshire REALTORS. Your go-to podcast for the latest insights on New Hampshire real estate trends, news, education, and legislative initiatives.
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Signup to Generate a PitchNHAR GETTING REAL is a news podcast hosted by Dave Cummings, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #9
Dave Cummings and co-host Josh Greenwald discuss results of the recent NHAR elections, along with guests: Matt Johnson on public laws vs. private rules; Robert Morris on his upcoming Bias Override course; Bob Quinn on the 'New Laws' guide; and Dave Aiton of DES on cesspools and other things septic.
Episode #8
Dave Cummings and co-host Theresa Grella discuss NHAR's recent trip to the Legislative Meetings, along with interviews: Matt Johnson on antitrust in today's delicate legal environment; Bob Quinn on the August monthly education class; Adam Schmidt on two big wins at the end of the legislative session; Chris Norwood on the basics of commercial real estate; and Sarah Marchant of the NHCLF on the challenges and opportunities of manufactured housing.
NHAR GETTING REAL
NHAR Public Policy Committee Chair Chris Norwood, a past president of the NH Commercial Investment Board of Realtors, provides an overview of commercial basics for those who primarily practice in the residential field. The one-hour lunch & learn is hosted by NHAR President Josh Greenwald.
Episode #7
Dave Cummings and co-host Joanie McIntire discuss Joanie's recent WMUR appearance and that "nearly impossible" market for young buyers, along with interviews: Matt Johnson on Artificial Intelligence risk; Bob Quinn on HOA legislation; Josh Greenwald on NHAR's recent right-to-know request; and Jess Stevenson of Kinstruct Tiny Homes on what Realtors should know following the implementation of "by-right" law.
Episode #1
<p>Dave Cummings and co-host Laura Hallahan discuss a spring market that shows no signs of easing up, along with interviews: Matt Johnson on re-listing after a failed transaction; Jennifer Frost on 'Better CMAs'; Chris Norwood on the busiest legislative session in memory; and Josh Greenwald on challenges with the OPLC's updated licensing portal.</p>
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