

Andrew Flachner
Host of the Playmakers podcast and CEO/co-founder of RealScout; guides conversations on real estate trends, technology, and agent-focused strategies.
Top 3 podcasts with Andrew Flachner
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Dec 17, 2025 • 47min
The Future of Real Estate Search: RealScout's AI Playbook
In this engaging discussion, Andrew Flachner, Co-founder and CEO of RealScout, and Anthony Sosso, VP of Engineering, dive into the revolutionary AI Search transforming real estate. They explain how natural language prompts make searching for homes intuitive, breaking down vague terms into precise filters. The duo highlights the importance of oversight to prevent AI errors, critiques current property search methods, and shares future AI innovations for real estate. Get ready to rethink how you search for your dream home!

Dec 17, 2024 • 47min
Real Estate Teams by the Numbers with Andrew Flachner | Ep 048
Andrew Flachner, Co-founder and President of RealScout, dives into the transformative power of data in real estate. He shares findings from The Teams Report, revealing that 75% of teams anticipate significant growth. Discussions cover important metrics like team size, organization structures, and lead generation costs, highlighting the need for strategic lead nurturing. Flachner emphasizes the future potential for standardization and scale in the industry, providing invaluable insights for team leaders eager to thrive in an evolving market.

Oct 10, 2024 • 42min
8 Insights from the Best Real Estate Teams in North America | Tom Ferry Podcast Experience
Andrew Flachner, co-founder and president of RealScout, shares valuable insights on the dynamics of successful real estate teams. He delves into how these teams are structured, compensated, and effectively manage lead generation costs. The conversation reveals the importance of a robust sphere of influence and effective lead nurturing strategies. Andrew also discusses the different operational efficiencies between small and large teams and highlights optimistic projections for the market, making it clear that adaptability is key to thriving in real estate.


