What does it take to build not one but two game-changing brokerages? Find out from D.C.-area independent broker Lindsay Reishman, founding partner of The Reishman Group and Pareto. Continue reading
There’s enough division and polarization in society; we don’t need it at the office as well. Here’s how to keep the peace and keep everyone on the same page with some insights from the folks at Dunder Mifflin. Continue reading
Manners have changed in recent years, accelerated by COVID and pandemic shutdowns. We asked the Inman community: What are the rules of behavior that have gone by the wayside, and what are the new rules that may not have been formalized yet? Here are th… Continue reading
Christy Murdock isn’t Emily Post or Miss Manners, but she does have the lowdown on how to behave in real estate. With so many platforms and processes, you need to keep up with the rules — both old and new. Here you’ll find ways to put your best foot fo… Continue reading
Real estate agents across the nation share stories of the lessons they’ve learned during their time in the industry. This week: Find out how NYC agent and former chef Andrew J. Feldman learned that no matter what you think you know, get it in writing. Continue reading
Crimes of the heart and crimes of the wallet often go hand in hand. Here’s what you can learn from the recent spate of scam-based documentaries. Continue reading
With a commitment to the power of legislative advocacy, diversity and inclusion, Anthony Domathoti is making his mark as an industry leader. Find out how this award-winning broker and president of Hudson Gateway Association of Realtors is creating chan… Continue reading
Game-changing improvements without the hustle hype? Christy Murdock offers common sense tips for recharging your productivity and doing more without the stress. Continue reading
Whether you are launching your career or moving to a new brokerage, here are the strategies you need to start off on the right foot. Continue reading
This week: Find out how NYC’s Ellen Sykes learned that when it comes to going the extra mile, the good you do comes back to you. Continue reading