On the last day of the Compass REtreat, Compass President of Customer Success Danielle Wilkie sat down with Inman to talk about how a strong culture is key to the company’s 2023 strategy. Continue reading
According to Amanda Deering, here’s how real estate professionals can work on improving diversity, equity and inclusion in the homebuying journey to foster a sense of belonging for all. Continue reading
Even with the best of intentions, it can be difficult to consider all of the factors your clients may need to consider when they’re dealing with mobility issues, vision impairments or other challenges. However, according to Amanda Deering, there are ma… Continue reading
Homebuyers have different needs, and an open house offers an opportunity to meet them, according to Amanda Deering. You can bring inclusiveness to your open house to open the doors to individuals with disabilities. Continue reading
Each Inman Connect virtual session brought powerful takeaways worth noting for a strong end to 2022 and a solid start to 2023 in the face of market shifts. Continue reading
Is there enough volume in your agents’ pipeline to meet monthly goals? Which team members are performing, and who needs a pep talk? Continue reading
With the uncertainty of the market and the upcoming downtime of the holidays, you need to think about your business plans for next year and how they can tap into this persistent demand for luxury second homes. Continue reading
“When real estate professionals approach me for help, I recommend creating and maintaining productive daily actions that provide a strong foundation for decision-making.” Continue reading
“Barbarian” became a runaway hit in October, but the Airbnb-referencing horror flick also raises a thorny issue for agents: What rooms can be listed as part of a property’s total square footage? Continue reading
Who do you picture when you’re writing your property descriptions or choosing photographs? Make sure that you’re creating an inclusive image of all types of potential buyers, including those with disabilities. Continue reading