Are you struggling to get your real estate expertise noticed by a larger audience?

Most real estate professionals miss out on opportunities to grow their business and influence because they don’t know how to leverage media effectively. Without a clear strategy, your voice might get lost — or worse, ignored.

In this episode, Mitch Roschelle—renowned media commentator, real estate strategist, and former PwC partner with nearly four decades of experience—reveals how he became one of the most trusted voices in real estate media. From his regular appearances on Fox Business, Bloomberg, and NewsNation to his role as a visionary in workforce housing development, Mitch shares the proven strategies for breaking into media, delivering unmatched value to your audience, and making a real impact in the industry.

BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL LEARN:
✅ The single biggest mistake professionals make when trying to break into media.
✅ How to position yourself as a go-to expert in real estate media.
✅ Practical tips to prepare for TV, podcasts, and media interviews like a pro.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Mitch Roschelle and His Journey
09:31 Advice for Breaking into Media
18:08 Real Estate in Mainstream Media
27:35 Media's Impact on Mitch Roschelle's Credibility and Business
32:03 The Future of Media and Its Intersection with Real Estate
38:01 The Rewarding Side of Real Estate for Mitch Roschelle

To learn more about Mitch’s work, visit Madison Ventures+ at madisonventuresplus.com. You can also explore his companies Angeles Madison Residential and Modrn Living, which focus on building quality workforce housing. Connect with Mitch directly on LinkedIn to stay updated on his latest projects and insights.

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