In this episode of Privacy in Paradise, Shane Aronson and Alex chat with Mark Raumaker, the team leader of SERHANT. Orlando, about his journey in real estate, family life, and the joys of living in Orlando. Mark shares insights on local attractions, the concept of staycations, and the dynamics of family vacations. The conversation also delves into real estate market trends, vacation rentals, and the appeal of New York City as a nostalgic getaway. Mark emphasizes the importance of local favorites and reflects on the differences between city life and suburban living. In this engaging conversation, the hosts and their guest, Mark Raumaker, delve into the nuances of influencer culture, the challenges of content creation, and the unique appeal of New York City. They discuss the dynamics of the real estate market in both New York and Orlando, highlighting the differences in buyer expectations and market conditions. The conversation shifts to innovative social media strategies that real estate agents are employing to stand out, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in content creation. Mark shares insights on how joining Sirhan has impacted the Orlando real estate market, creating new opportunities for buyers and sellers. The episode wraps up with a light-hearted discussion about dream homes and future aspirations.

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In this episode of Privacy in Paradise, Shane Aronson interviews Drew, who shares insights about his life, work, and the concept of paradise. Drew discusses his recent purchase of a home in the North Fork of Long Island, the balance between city life and his new paradise, and the impact of COVID on remote work. The conversation also touches on the appeal of local wineries and farms, the journey to finding the perfect getaway, and the contrasts between the hustle of New York City and the tranquility of the North Fork. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes related to real estate, local wildlife, and community dynamics. They discuss the unique phenomenon of the Siberian Tundra Swan in North Carolina, the evolving real estate landscape in North Fork, and the importance of land trusts in preserving local character. The conversation also touches on architectural trends, luxury real estate experiences, and personal reflections on finding one's ideal living space. Throughout, the emphasis is on collaboration and community, highlighting the value of relationships in the real estate industry.

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In this episode of Privacy in Paradise, Shane and Alex reflect on their first years in real estate, discussing the challenges and triumphs they faced. They explore the importance of networking, adapting to market conditions, and leveraging social media for success. The conversation also touches on goal setting for the future and the balance between personal and professional life, emphasizing the need for planning and consistency in the real estate industry.

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In this episode, Shane, Alex and Eric discuss how Proppy plans to take over the real estate industry by changing the title process. They highlight the need for a more efficient and secure process, similar to the instant gratification we experience in other industries. Eric explains how Proppy's transactional AI system and digital earnest money deposit streamline the process and eliminate wire fraud. They also discuss the challenges of implementing these changes in a traditional industry and the importance of real estate agents in driving the adoption of new processes.

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In this episode, Shane Aronson and Alex interview Eric Cruz, the sales VP at Proppy, who shares his experiences living in different paradises such as California, Hawaii, and Tampa Bay. They discuss their favorite weekend escapes, the appeal of beach towns, and the growth of certain areas like Raleigh and Leland. The conversation also touches on the laid-back vibe of St. Petersburg, the popularity of Florida among tourists and seasonal residents, and the opportunities for real estate development in different regions. Eric shares his love for Jeeps and his experiences in Mexico. The episode concludes with a discussion about the dream of living a beach bum lifestyle and the desire for success. Eric L. Cruz shares his journey of living in different tropical paradises and starting his own businesses. He moved to Maui to live a relaxed life but soon felt the need to do more. He started an entertainment business and then ventured into salsa manufacturing. However, the COVID-19 pandemic and the shutdown of tourism in Hawaii affected his business. Despite the challenges, Eric has fond memories of living in Maui and recommends visiting the island. He also expresses his desire to explore other tropical destinations like Bali.

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In this mini episode, Shane Aronson and Alex interview Eric Cruz, the Vice President of Sales for Proppy Title, a title company that is disrupting the industry. They discuss how Proppy uses blockchain technology to record real estate transactions and turn properties into NFTs. Eric explains that Propy was the first company to turn real property into an NFT and sell it with cryptocurrency. They also discuss the benefits of recording deeds on the blockchain, such as increased security and transparency. Eric mentions that Propy has already recorded over $5 billion worth of real estate on the blockchain and their goal is to get every deed in the US recorded on blockchain. They also touch on the potential for eliminating the need for title insurance and the challenges of getting municipalities on board with blockchain technology. The episode ends with a teaser for the next episode, where they will discuss how Propy is disrupting the title industry and their plans for expansion.

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Jill, joins the podcast to discuss her favorite vacation spots and her experience in the industry. She shares her love for beach destinations, particularly in Florida, and her preference for low-density, local business areas. The conversation also touches on the differences between beaches on the East and West coasts of Florida. The hosts discuss the unique geography of the Outer Banks in North Carolina and the challenges of reaching certain islands. They also talk about the popularity of Myrtle Beach and its appeal to Canadian tourists. Jill mentions her interest in selling real estate in New York and the architectural diversity of the city. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the real estate market in the DMV area and the prevalence of historic architecture. In this conversation, Jill discusses the real estate market in Washington, DC, and the different types of homes available. She mentions the historic homes in Georgetown and Bloomingdale, as well as the row homes and condo conversions in the city. Jill also talks about the architectural styles in Northern Virginia, particularly in Old Town Alexandria. The conversation touches on the transient nature of DC, with military personnel and politicians often relocating to the area for a limited time. Jill shares her preference for townhomes and the trend of condo dwellers moving to larger homes in the suburbs. The conversation concludes with a discussion about vacation spots, with Jill mentioning Miami and San Diego as her top choices.

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Sarah Marnell, a real estate agent and avid traveler, shares her perspective on weekend escapes and her love for winter destinations. She discusses her preference for experiencing multiple places rather than settling on one, and her dislike for backpacking. Sarah also talks about her family's travel adventures and how her children have caught the travel bug. She mentions Hocking Hills in Ohio as a favorite spot and discusses the real estate landscape there. The conversation touches on the changing trends in housing, including the availability of homes on platforms like Amazon. Sarah Marnell discusses the seasonality of Hocking Hills and her plans for a community-centric property. The conversation also touches on the concept of shared ownership and the potential for co-living arrangements. They explore the idea of children's perspectives on travel and social media, as well as their favorite places to explore. The episode concludes with Sarah's dream of owning an old house in the European countryside.

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