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Before 'Selling the OC' began, Tyler Stanaland made up our minds to go away his family's real estate brokerage to paintings at the Oppenheim Group. Who are his oldsters?

Three years after Selling Sunset put the Oppenheim Group brokerage on show for the first time, the real estate agents at the newest workplace in Newport Beach, Calif. can be entrance and middle on Selling the OC.

The 12 brokers who're featured on the spin-off collection are trying to make names for themselves in the cutthroat Orange County real property scene. While a few of the stars are newer to the global of real estate, others have it of their DNA — like Tyler Stanaland.

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The agent, who is married to actress Brittany Snow, comes from a long line of actual estate agents. His dad has his personal brokerage, and several other of Tyler's members of the family are also agents there. Though Tyler did up to now work at his father's company, he chose to become independent from from the industry when Jason and Brett Oppenheim had been opening the Orange County workplace.

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Now, Tyler is showcasing his real estate skills on Selling the OC — however the sequence additionally features a few of the in-office arguments that transpired all the way through filming.

Ahead of the Season 1 premiere, Tyler spoke solely with Distractify about his determination to go away the family brokerage, his oldsters' improve, and whether or not he now has any regrets about striking his lifestyles on show with the show.

Who are Tyler Stanaland's oldsters? He talks leaving his family's brokerage to "carve [his] own path."

The Selling the OC brokers are all new to the Oppenheim Group (as a result of the OC office best opened in 2021), but a number of of the stars in the past labored at other brokerages.

Before Tyler joined the O Group, he was once inquisitive about his family's actual estate trade. Tyler's father, John Stanaland, operates the Orange County-based brokerage the John Stanaland Group.

The reality big name's parents are divorced, and his mom, Lisa Cameron, co-owns an interior design studio referred to as The Modern Vault.

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Tyler's brother, Trevor Stanaland, and his stepmother, Rachel Stanaland, are also agents at the John Stanaland Group.

The Selling the OC big name's family has long been excited by actual estate. According to his bio on the John Stanaland Group website, John "is the fifth generation of real estate professionals in his family."

The Stanaland circle of relatives also has deep roots in Orange County.

During his chat with Distractify, Tyler talked about his personal connection to Orange County — and why other people continue to gravitate to the house.

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"I'm born and raised in Laguna Beach. But I think Orange County specifically just has a different culture and a different feel — [it has] different scenery, and a different community than LA. It really is kind of Heaven on Earth, which I think attracts viewers and makes people want to live there," he stated. "I'm fourth generation Orange County, so people come and they stay."

Tyler went on to say that it wasn't an easy determination to make a decision to depart his dad's brokerage so as to sign up for the O Group and, due to this fact to seem on the Netflix truth sequence.

"It's a big step to leave that safety net of the family business regardless, and then to do it, in front of the whole world is even more challenging," Tyler said about leaving the John Stanaland Group. "Luckily, I have a very supportive family, who taught me everything I know."

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The timing proved to be serendipitous, as Tyler made the determination to depart as Jason was once opening the Orange County office.

"I think, as a young prideful man, there comes a point when you want to kind of carve your own path, and this just kind of felt like the right time. Not only [was it] the right time, but couple that with Jason bringing his brand to Orange County, it just seemed like it was meant to be," he added. "I took the leap of faith, and I guess we'll see how it goes."

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The 'Selling the OC' celebrity believes he made the "right call" through joining the Oppenheim Group.

Arguments, disagreements, and full-fledged feuds are prerequisites on actual estate fact systems like Selling Sunset, Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, and, now, Selling the OC.

Since Tyler has described himself as more "reserved," did he ever wish he stayed at the circle of relatives industry instead of leaving it behind for a table at the O Group's Orange County office?

"I wasn't regretful, because I think that the drama that I got sucked into was different from my business," he advised Distractify. "From a business standpoint, it was the right call, and the drama was just something that, unfortunately, happened."

He also mentioned that, though it was once "challenging" to chill out around the cameras, he stayed true to himself all the way through filming.

You can in finding out more about Tyler's revel in on the show via tuning in to the eight-episode first season.

The debut season of Selling the OC will drop on Netflix on Aug. 24 at 3 a.m. ET.

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