5 fundamental principles every agent should follow

It’s so easy to forget the fundamental principles that always lead to success in building, growing and sustaining a real estate business. Here’s a simple reminder. Continue reading

The digital tools two top producers trust

As real estate professionals in the ultra-competitive Austin, Texas market, we know a strong online presence is critical today. But no matter how ubiquitous digital solutions become, we can never forget that this is a relationship-based industry. Continue reading

This app wants to help agents oversee buyers’ home searches

Crafted by an agent for fellow agents, Quitchet was built by a South Carolina-based agent. It uses home search to capture buyers and help agents manage the buying process. Continue reading

New agents: 11 tips you need to know

They say hindsight is 20/20, so I asked two rockstar agents what they would do differently if starting over today– knowing what they know now. Continue reading

Why you should never stop learning

The real estate industry is changing at a rapid rate; it’s not the same as it was even five or 10 years ago. Although the basic steps of buying or selling haven’t changed, advances in technology have made the process faster and easier than ever before…. Continue reading

MoxiWorks blasts Compass for agent productivity claims

MoxiWorks, an open real estate tech platform funded by two of the top three regional brands in the country, took a jab at Compass, claiming its agents report a 16 percent decline in productivity when they move to the national brokerage.  Continue reading

5 ways to crush Q4 and roll into 2019 full of momentum

If you want to finish 2018 strong and make 2019 your best year ever, I’ve got five actions to help you crush Q4. Continue reading

The five superpowers of uber-successful real estate agents

One skill you “own” and completely embody. It’s your superpower! But do you even know what yours is?
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5 essentials for a better work/life balance for agents

Hours turn into days which blur into weeks and then months, and often we’re left blinking into the bewildered eyes in the mirror, no better off today than last year. Continue reading