
Real Estate Success Stories
Real estate success stories look and feel differently for everyone – and that’s what makes them even more special.
Real estate success stories look and feel differently for everyone – and that’s what makes them even more special.
Whether you are a brand-new agent, fresh out of Real Estate School, OR an experienced agent looking to up your game…here are some top tips for building solid foundations in this business.
Mastering a real estate farm is essential for agents seeking to cultivate a loyal client base, dominate their local market, and reap the rewards of consistent, sustainable business growth.
Success isn’t won, it’s earned with consistent hard work, creative marketing, relentless determination, and just a sprinkling of good luck!
Inman News recently published an article that we wrote that discussed the legalities surrounding the controversial Buyer Love Letter. Whether you love or dislike them, there are many complex legal issues that every real estate agent should understand before deciding whether or not to encourage (or discourage) them.
Build rapport, then build MORE rapport, but not too much! There is a fine line in building client relationships where it goes from helpful to hurtful.
When times get tough, the tough need answers to navigate change without running out of steam!
Inventory is low, anxiety high – helping real estate agents generate listings AND keep burnout from creeping in is at the top of to-do lists!
Buying a home for the first time can be scary, and sometimes first-time buyers inadvertently sabotage themselves. How can you help them move past this fear?
Low inventory and high competition mean agents have to work harder and smarter to succeed.
Accountability is one of the big reasons why Top Agents are at the top — they have learned the value of answering to others when committing to something and following though.
As a real estate leader, you have the tough job of resolving conflicts timely and effectively to protect the reputations of your agents and your company. Do that – and you’re a hero. Don’t – and you open yourself and your organization up to scrutiny, bad publicity, legal issues, and even damage to the client […]