Association education
Contracts, legal updates, Code of Ethics compliance, broker responsibility, GRI, NAR designation education, and other professional programs for agents and brokers.
A LIFE IN REAL ESTATE, EDUCATION & SERVICE
Todd
Bingham.
Licensed broker in Texas and Oklahoma. Teacher. Industry leader. I’ve spent my career helping people make better decisions about real estate, and helping the professionals who serve them get better at their work.
TODD BINGHAM / TEXAS01 / ABOUT TODD
I believe good work can have a wider impact.
I’m licensed as a real estate broker in Texas and Oklahoma, and I’m the owner and designated broker of Willow Real Estate, a Texas brokerage. My day-to-day brokerage work keeps my teaching practical, my leadership grounded, and my advice connected to the decisions agents and clients face.
I also serve as chief operating officer of a national debt relief company, where I lead teams and operations beyond real estate.
Before teaching REALTORS®, I spent more than a decade teaching business in public high schools. The setting changed, but the aim stayed the same: make complicated ideas understandable and useful.
See where I serve
FEATURED IN REAL PRODUCERS
A career built on learning for the long term.
Real Producers profiled the path from my years teaching business to leading a brokerage and serving the profession.
Read the feature02 / SPEAKING & EDUCATION
What works in the classroom should work in the field.
I teach real estate professionals with real scenarios, clear explanations, candid conversation, and room for questions. The goal is for people to leave ready to use what they learned.
Brokerage training & operations
Practical training for agents, plus policy and procedure setup, reviews for compliance, and process reviews for brokerages.
Speaking & panels
A working broker’s perspective on professional development, leadership, negotiation, and the future of the real estate business.
Teaching experience with MetroTex, Texas REALTORS®, and NAR programs. CREI (Certified Real Estate Instructor) through the Texas Real Estate Teachers Association (TRETA).
Invite Todd to teach or speak See speaking & teaching details ↗03 / SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT
A practical voice on the issues behind real estate.
I’m available for interviews, panels, and expert commentary when a real estate story needs the perspective of someone who practices, teaches, and helps lead in the profession.
Texas real estate contracts & negotiation
How terms, risk, and communication shape a transaction, and what professionals need to explain clearly.
Brokerage operations & agent development
The systems, training, and judgment that help agents build durable businesses and serve clients well.
Education, leadership & property rights
Why professional standards, association service, and the policies around ownership matter to the people we serve.
04 / LEADERSHIP & SERVICE
A seat at the table should mean doing the work.
Board and committee service give me a way to help shape the profession beyond my own brokerage. I care about better education, stronger business practices, and protecting the ability to own property.
MetroTex & Texas REALTORS®
Board service with both associations, plus professional development committee work at the local, state, and national levels. I previously chaired MetroTex’s Professional Development Committee.
Kiavi
For several years, I served on Kiavi’s corporate board as its Texas representative broker, bringing a Texas broker’s perspective to a major real estate lending platform.
TREPAC & REALTOR® advocacy
My involvement with TREPAC reflects a long-standing commitment to private property rights, homeownership, and a stronger voice for real estate professionals.
05 / REAL ESTATE
The work that keeps everything else real.
I own and lead Willow Real Estate, a Texas brokerage serving buyers, sellers, and property owners. My personal real estate site has the details for anyone looking for help with a move.
FOR BUYERS, SELLERS & PROPERTY OWNERSToddSellsTexas.comVisit my real estate site
06 / CONNECT
Let’s have a conversation.
Planning a class, a conference program, or a conversation about the profession? Tell me what you have in mind.