Right now, the impact that coronavirus is having is causing strain on many, whether it’s actually in your market or not. Here are a handful of ways to help relieve some of the tension you might be feeling and keep it business as usual as much as possib… Continue reading
Last week, we asked readers what qualities real estate leaders should have, and you all came out in droves with descriptors. Here are the top responses. Continue reading
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they’ll go through Inman columnist Cara Ameer’s top 10 leadership traits. Which traits are most important to you? Continue reading
On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer talks about why fear and self-doubt shouldn’t run your business. Continue reading
Smart-lighting pioneer Nanoleaf unveiled the Nanoleaf Learning Series at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, where we got to talk to a booth representative for the inside scoop. Continue reading
What’s your take? Whether you’re a solo agent, part of a team, a broker or otherwise involved in real estate, we want to hear your thoughts on what real estate leadership should be. Please weigh in on this short survey. Continue reading
Inman News became a completely virtual office operation four years ago. It was one of the best moves we ever made for morale, productivity and recruiting. Continue reading
In the ever-changing, convoluted business of real estate, it takes a lot to be a standout leader. Whether you run a large brokerage or manage a small team of two, these 10 traits will help you lead with compassion and competence. Continue reading
All those deals soliciting homeowners to refinance their mortgages at today’s low interest rates might sound great, but when you really dig into the numbers, that’s often not the case. Here’s why. Continue reading
Too often new agents come away from the onboarding process excited about all the potential money they could make in their new careers, but they are unprepared for the investments they’ll have to make to function as a plugged-in businessperson. Continue reading