2002
The licence
Jody got his real estate licence in Washington and started doing what he has done ever since — sitting across a kitchen table from someone making the biggest financial decision of their life and telling them the truth about it.
About
Twenty-three years of sitting on the same side of the table
A father, a broker who has worked every market this state has thrown at him — and the man behind five businesses that all answer the same question in different ways.
Meet Jody
Jody McNamer is a passionate and dedicated professional with a heart for helping others. As a real estate coach and trainer, he has guided countless agents, mortgage, and banking professionals toward success, offering them the tools and insights they need to thrive. His deep understanding of market dynamics and commitment to client satisfaction has made him a trusted and respected figure in the real estate community.
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Jody’s expertise extends to generating high-quality buyer and seller leads. He is a marketing expert who knows how to connect people with their dream homes. Homebuyers and sellers appreciate his ability to navigate the complexities of real estate transactions with ease, ensuring a smooth and rewarding experience. Jody’s clients benefit from his strategic approach and his genuine care for their needs, making their real estate journey memorable and successful.
Beyond his professional achievements, Jody’s personal life is a testament to his character. As a father and devoted autism advocate, he co-founded AutismWorks to support individuals with autism. His personal experience fuels his passion for creating a more inclusive and supportive environment. Parents of children with autism find hope and inspiration in Jody’s advocacy and dedication.
Jody’s entrepreneurial spirit is evident in his roles as a business coach and real estate investor. He shares his investment strategies and business insights with others, helping them grow and succeed. His practical advice and mentorship have empowered many to achieve their financial and professional goals. As a speaker, Jody captivates audiences with engaging presentations on real estate, business development, and autism advocacy.
An outdoor enthusiast, Jody loves camping and connecting with nature. This passion for the outdoors reflects his grounded and balanced approach to life. He believes in the importance of taking time to recharge and appreciate the beauty around us.
Whether he is coaching professionals, advocating for autism awareness, or mentoring business owners, Jody brings unparalleled enthusiasm and expertise to each endeavor. For agents looking to excel, parents seeking a dedicated advocate, or buyers and sellers needing a reliable guide, Jody stands out — helping make the world a little better, one person at a time.
The long version
How five businesses came out of one career
- 2008
The crash
When the market broke, most agents left. Jody stayed and closed more than $50 million in short sales — work nobody wanted, for families who had nowhere else to go. It is where he learned that the job is not selling houses. It is steadying people.
- 2014
The brokerage
He founded and ran his own brokerage, then spent years coaching agents and loan officers across the country. Thousands of them. The ones who lasted were never the loudest — they were the ones who built systems and kept promises.
- 2016
AutismWorks
Jody co-founded AutismWorks with his son Tyler McNamer — author of Population: ONE and Becoming ONE, and a public speaker who lives with autism. It turned a family reality into something other families could use.
- Today
Under one roof
Real estate with The Real Brokerage, financing with One Real Mortgage, coaching through Agent Broker Coach, pipeline through Done For You Leads, and advocacy through AutismWorks. Five doors. One person behind all of them.
Off the clock
Ask him about the water, not the market
Jody is an outdoorsman — hunting, fishing, skiing, wake surfing, and a competitive handgun shooter. He plays tennis, pickleball and golf, mostly badly and cheerfully. He has said he intends to live to 122, and he is not obviously joking.
It matters here for one reason: the same steadiness he takes into a whitewater river is the one he brings to a deal that is going sideways at 9pm on a Friday.
When you are ready
Want the version with the details in it?
Book thirty minutes. Jody will tell you the parts of the story that are relevant to your situation and skip the rest.