
FACT vs FICTION: 8 Falsehoods Real Estate Agents Need to Know
From misunderstandings to misconceptions, many opinions are often treated as fact, and many concepts are treated more like expectations or assumptions. Let’s set the record straight!
From misunderstandings to misconceptions, many opinions are often treated as fact, and many concepts are treated more like expectations or assumptions. Let’s set the record straight!
Ask a FSBO why they are a FSBO and you’ll undoubtedly hear, “To save the commission.” We’re going to break down why that is a myth.
“Marketing is no longer about the stuff that you make, but about the stories you tell.” – Seth Godin
Prospecting. Whether you love it or love it less, every good real estate agent knows it’s the backbone of our business, which is why it’s so important.
Many agents struggle with how to approach a listing conversation. Asking too soon seems pushy, but wait too long, and you chicken out.
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.
FSBOs are a tremendous source of NOW business. Knowing what to say and how to say it are the keys to mastering the dialogues and techniques so you’ll always be able to build listing inventory.
As a real estate agent, getting through to a FSBO is one of the toughest conversations to have until you really understand their mindset.
Separating real estate facts from fiction can get confusing. Let’s dive into the most common things that real estate agents want homeowners to understand.
Real estate is frustrating enough at times without stressing about leads that don’t call you back. Here are some tricks of the trade…
Real estate coaching tip: Do the tasks you enjoy the least while your energy is highest to help you get through it and onto the things you love.
Working with a real estate professional means an added layer of security for not just a better bottom line return on a seller’s investment — but also the safety of their family, their home, and their valuables as well.