The premiere episode of Road 2 Close kicks off in a unique setting — a fully outfitted Sprinter van studio parked in Birmingham, Michigan. Host Paul reintroduces his podcasting journey with a fresh format, designed to bring weekly conversations with top real estate professionals.
The first guest, Kaitlyn Pangrazzi of @properties, sets the tone for the series. The episode blends lighthearted banter with industry insight. Kaitlyn reacts to the mobile studio’s atmosphere, shares her perspective as an active real estate agent, and dives into themes around client relationships, navigating today’s housing market, and what it takes to succeed in real estate right now.
This kickoff episode is both personal and professional — it highlights the energy and creativity behind the new Road 2 Close format while giving listeners a chance to hear directly from a rising star in the local real estate scene.
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