On this episode of The Elite Real Estate Podcast, Jimmy Nelson welcomes Brian Edwards, founder and CEO of Royal Oath Insurance Group. Built on a promise he made to his son, Brian has created a company that stands for trust, transparency, and community at its core.
With over a decade of experience, Brian shares how Royal Oath is rethinking the insurance game—leading with authenticity, putting families first, and delivering protection that goes beyond policies. He breaks down how strong insurance strategies can protect wealth, secure assets, and support long-term growth in both real estate and business.
💡 Inside this episode:
- The personal story behind the Royal Oath name
- How culture and values set their agency apart in Michigan
- Why partnerships between realtors and insurance professionals are crucial
- Lessons in leadership, loyalty, and building client trust for life
Whether you’re an agent, homeowner, or entrepreneur, Brian’s perspective will change how you think about insurance and the role it plays in financial stability.
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