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Pleased to have Todd Wiley on the Real Takk Pod. Todd is the Founding agent of Compass San Francisco.  Upon graduating from San Francisco University, Todd started his career at ATT Wireless back on October 1994, then worked his way through several tech companies & ultimately switched careers getting his real estate license in 2004.  For the next 11 years, Todd ran a successful real estate business before ultimately being selected to represent our first Compass flagship office in the Bay Area.  
 
Todd is a specialist in trust and probate cases, Todd focuses a portion of his business on the development of his professional relationships with attorneys, fiduciaries, accountants, and financial planners. As a result, Todd has been a consistent top-producing agent for the last decade, performing in the top 1% out of real estate agents in San Francisco. 

What I love about Tom is that he is not just a big real estate nerd.  Todd is a skilled outdoorsman, putting his mark in the surfing community in California judging competitions & traveling the world chasing the perfect wave.  He is also a skilled fisherman where he frequently shows off his stock of salmon that he calls “mowing the lawn’  trolling along the coastline of California on his boat. 

Todd has one of my favorite Instagram accounts in the real estate industry.  He’s authentic, positive, and informative with his content.  Please follow him @thewileyteamsf along with his websites

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Fun Facts!

1. Favorite current SF restaurant or establishment?  Burma Superstar  @Burmasuperstarsf
2. All-time go to SF restaurants or establishments? Kokkari in FiDi
3. If you could live in any other block or neighborhood in SF, where & why? Sea cliff in El Camino Del Mar 

Deep Dive Questions: 

1. As the founder of our SF flagship office, tell me why you decided to make the change.  How did it start?  Your business was obviously good before the change, why rock the boat? 
2. Every agent will go through phases of struggle in the lifespan of their career.  What were some of your largest obstacles?  And how did you overcome them? 
3. SF is a unique market compared to the rest of the world.  What have you learned in business since the COVID shutdown of 2020?  
4. How have real estate market dynamics changed since the early 2000s, to where we are today? Speak on the city’s relationship with real estate, the type of buyers, & changes in neighborhoods. 
5. What are your thoughts on the recent movement to ban real estate broker commissions?  Are you concerned with the NAR lawsuit? 
6. Your wife is also your business partner.  How do you balance your work life & private