179. The NAR Lawsuit - Impact and Perspectives

Be the Solution with Maria Quattrone

The Be The Solution podcast with Mon Kramer invites listeners into a world where real estate isn't just about transactions—it's about creating safe spaces for everyone. Hosted by Maria Quattrone, each episode delves into the journey of individuals like Mon Kramer, who lead the charge in transforming the industry. Mon, founder of Move with Pride, brings a fresh perspective to Philadelphia's real estate scene, championing inclusivity for all genders, sexualities, and family structures.
Mon shares their unique path from academia to real estate, reflecting on the surprising career shift that led them to where they are today. With a background in French academia, Mon's transition into real estate wasn't initially on the radar. However, fueled by encouragement from friends and a desire for change, they embraced the challenge and never looked back, bringing a wealth of knowledge and empathy to their clients.
Diving deeper, Mon discusses the industry's ongoing evolution, including their take on the NAR lawsuit and the importance of transparent conversations around commissions. As a trailblazer in the LGBTQ+ community, Mon's commitment to authenticity and advocacy shines through, paving the way for a more inclusive future in real estate.
Key Highlights:
- The discussion delves into the NAR lawsuit and its potential impact on marginalized communities and homebuyers.
- Monica highlights her unique approach to real estate, attending home inspections, and providing comprehensive support to clients.
- The conversation shifts to the significance of authenticity in building a successful brand and client base.
Connect with Mon Kramer:
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Instagram: @movewithpride

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Website: MQrealesate.com
Office number: 215- 607-3535