Author Archives: Libertina Brandt

Ribbon raises $150M round, vows to expand into half of US by 2023

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Currently, the homeownership startup operates in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas and Florida. Continue reading →

7 of the most ridiculous requests agents have received from clients

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From a ghost inspection to a complete and total ban on police, homebuyers and sellers expect a lot from their agents — and they’re not afraid to make some pretty big asks. Continue reading →

Agents are using TikTok’s popular ‘chopping dance’ as a marketing tool

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The rise of TikTok has given real estate agents another social media platform — and a trendy new dance — to help promote their business. Continue reading →

10 bonkers real estate marketing strategies that actually worked

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Inman reached out to agents across the U.S. and beyond to share the most outlandish ways they’ve successfully marketed their business Continue reading →

How to find inherited listings in your local market

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During a webinar, Charles Curry, head of marketing for the training platform Authorify, explained that real estate agents can find inherited properties in their local markets online. Continue reading →

How this all-female brokerage leapt to the top of Charleston’s market

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Maison Real Estate was founded by Leslie Turner, Mary Lou Wertz and Olga Page in 2019. Innovative marketing tactics and services have made it a force to be reckoned with in South Carolina. Continue reading →