Glen Whitten

Background

About Glen Whitten

About Me: Since joining the real estate industry, I have witnessed and contributed to its dynamic evolution. My journey began as a buyer's agent for Re/Max, which laid the foundation for my deep understanding of the market and client needs. Three years in, I embarked on an entrepreneurial path, establishing the Ohio Property Group and OhioMLSFlatFee.com, a pioneer in virtual real estate brokerage services. What I Do: At OhioMLSFlatFee.com, we're not just about selling properties; we're revolutionizing how real estate is conducted. As a virtual brokerage servicing all 88 Ohio counties, we offer comprehensive, flat-fee real estate services that blend traditional expertise with modern convenience. Our model is built on transparency, efficiency, and empowering homeowners through education. My Specialties: Virtual Real Estate Transactions Flat Fee Listing Services Market Analysis and Property Pricing Negotiation and Troubleshooting Transactions Real Estate Education and Consultation Content Creation: Authoring Books, Blogging, Podcasting Achievements: Successfully transitioned from traditional to a fully virtual business model in 2019, expanding our reach statewide. Authored "You Can Sell It," a comprehensive guide for homeowners. Launched and host a real estate podcast featuring industry experts. Member of multiple MLS systems and real estate boards and the Ohio and National Association of Realtors, adhering to the highest industry standards. My Vision: To redefine the real estate experience by leveraging technology, education, and a client-centric approach. My goal is to expand OhioMLSFlatFee.com's innovative services by providing value and exceptional service to every homeowner. 🤝 Let's Connect: I am always eager to connect with like-minded professionals, clients, and anyone passionate about the future of real estate. Feel free to reach out for collaboration, consultation, or just a conversation about the industry's latest trends. Bonus points if you have a great joke or local restaurant recommendation. My preference is the hole-in-the-wall where the chairs don't match, and the menu and napkins are made of the same material.