The Future of Real Estate Commissions: Why They Might Actually Increase
Are agents doomed to make less money with the NAR Settlement? We don’t think so. In fact, commissions may even go up!
Are agents doomed to make less money with the NAR Settlement? We don’t think so. In fact, commissions may even go up!
Eclipses aren’t limited just to the skies above! They can be found anywhere (even real estate) when factors (and people) come into alignment.
Real estate leaders must plan strategically to face evolving challenges like market uncertainty, technology integration, and talent management.
As a real estate agent in today’s constantly changing market, keeping up with market trends and changes is crucial to your success. Here are some foolproof tips to stay informed and ahead of the game:
John Quincy Adams once said, “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are a leader.”
It’s easy to get distracted when faced with so much uncertainty and change, but it’s more important than ever to stay focused as we head into the last quarter to finish the year strong.
Inspiring your team is more than just getting them on board with goals; it’s about instilling a deep desire to succeed, not just personally, but as a whole group.
In today’s competitive, crazy real estate market, TIME is a commodity that feels in short supply for agents.
As Real Estate Leaders, you want your team to thrive. One of the best ways to make that happen is through continual learning and coaching.
Throughout the years, most of us, at least once, reach the point where we realize that what we’re doing isn’t working. It makes sense that with constantly evolving markets, sometimes things need to change prompting the question: Is it better to patch the problem or start fresh?
Developing skills is one thing, but developing instinct is a new level of learning. Read this article to understand why every agent’s best tool is their instincts.
In leadership, timeless wisdom often finds its roots in the most unexpected places and often at the most unexpected times.