Jeff Glover, founder of Live Unreal Companies, has transitioned ownership and leadership of the three Keller Williams market centers he owned in Michigan to new owners, concluding his ownership journey with the franchise.
Glover served as majority owner and operating principal of all three market centers.
Combined, the locations closed nearly $1 billion in sales volume in 2025 and achieved significant growth during Glover’s ownership.
The transition allows Glover to focus on Glover Agency, his real estate team, and Glover U, a coaching and training organization serving real estate professionals across the U.S. and Canada regardless of brokerage or brand.
“Gary Keller took a chance on me back in 2009, opening a door that shaped a meaningful part of my career,” said Glover. “That mentorship is something I’ll carry with me for the rest of my career, well beyond any business relationship. Selling these ownership positions is about focusing my energy on where I can create the most value going forward. I could have held onto these market centers. Instead, I’m choosing to sell so I can focus on serving every agent and leader in this business in a broker-agnostic way, not tied to any one flag.”
Under Glover’s ownership, the three market centers collectively represented more than 500 agents. His ownership journey with Keller Williams began in 2013, although he first joined the company in 2009.
Glover will remain an active Keller Williams agent and team owner while directing his primary focus toward Glover Agency and Glover U.
“Every agent, staff member, and leader across these market centers will always have a special place in my heart, and I look forward to staying connected with many of them through Glover U’s events and programs, at KW events and wherever our paths cross again,” Glover said.
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