Robert Gideon II

REALTOR®, Owner

NextHome Central Real Estate

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About Robert Gideon II

Bobby has been the co-executor of a residential home building firm for the previous 15+ years and NextHome Central Real Estate since its launch.  Bobby has spent his professional career defining project objectives and coordinating team members to achieve their collective goal.  He will help you through some of the biggest financial decisions of your life by sharing his unique perspective on our industry, and your home, while providing you with the utmost professionalism, and dedication to his craft.

Bobby is married to Emily, they have a daughter named Eleanor, and a dog named Franklin.  He is an avid sports fan and loves finding any reason to enjoy the outdoors.  His hobbies include spending too much money cooking dinner at home, golf, and telling the occasional “dad joke”.  Bobby attended Rose State College and the University of Oklahoma, majoring in business management and administrative leadership. He loves a good story, adventure, and house hunting.

Bobby is a co-founder of NextHome Central Real Estate and Phido Group LLC.  He belongs to several community organizations and prides himself on honesty, professionalism, and dedication.  Bobby has completed the Leadership Tomorrow (LT7) Program with the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Association of Realtors and attained the National Association of Realtors' "Commitment to Excellence" endorsement for his "dedication to practicing real estate at the highest professional standards". Bobby has also earned the "At Home With Diversity" certification, underscoring his all inclusive approach to business planning and ensuring all of his clients are treated equally regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, handicaps, familial status, or national origin.  Bobby has earned the Accredited Buyer's Representative Designation (ABR) from the National Association of Realtors.  The ABR designation is the benchmark of excellence in buyer representation. Bobby has also recently received the SRS designation from the NAR.  This Seller Representative Specialist designation underscores Bobby's approach to taking additional advanced training to ensure his clients have the best representation possible. Bobby is also a Military Relocation Specialist (MRP).  This certification allows him to better serve those clients that served our country. 
2018 OKCMAR LT7 Graduate 2020 Excellence in Client Service Award 2021 Homesnap Analytics Expert Award 2021 OKCMAR Leadership Academy Vice-Chair 2022 OKCMAR Leadership Academy Chair 2023 OKCMAR YPN Vice-Chair 2024 OKCMAR YPN Chair 2024 NextHome Pinnacle Office Award Winner (Top 25% Nationwide) 2025 NextHome Pinnacle Office Award Winner (Top 25% Nationwide) 2025 Oklahoma Association of Realtors YPN Advisory Board 2026 Oklahoma Association of Realtors YPN Vice-Chair

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