There are 6 months left in 2023. You can still win the year
If you’re coming out of the spring market and feeling disappointed in your progress, it’s time to get back in touch with your 2023 goals, writes broker Troy Palmquist. Continue reading
If you’re coming out of the spring market and feeling disappointed in your progress, it’s time to get back in touch with your 2023 goals, writes broker Troy Palmquist. Continue reading
America was built on innovation, yet we’ve thrown up our hands when it comes to our most intractable housing problems. As real estate experts, it’s time for us to get busy. Continue reading
While often used interchangeably, these three factors speak to different aspects of your business — and your clients’ decision-making process. Continue reading
In a time of cynicism and negativity, superhero movies are more popular than ever. Here’s how to become the hero in your own life and in your business. Continue reading
You’ve heard the analogy used a million times, but is it accurate? Broker Troy Palmquist examines the very real differences between real estate agents and car salespeople. Continue reading
If you don’t have something nice to say, go ahead and say it anyway, says California real estate broker Troy Palmquist. Continue reading
Expressing the values that guide your organization can feel like a team-building exercise or corporate technicality. In reality, though, it’s central to ensuring that you (and everyone in your business) understand what matters most. Continue reading
The meltdown of Silicon Valley Bank has sent shockwaves through the proptech industry. Here’s how to keep it from poisoning the well during the spring market.
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Whether you’re talking about the competition or complaining about your broker, Article 15 precludes you from going too far. Broker Troy Palmquist lays out the case for watching your words to avoid violating the Code of Ethics. Continue reading
Before the 2023 rankings, let’s get this figured out, writes broker Troy Palmquist. Are some of the biggest teams in the industry really brokerages or teamerages (or vice versa) and how does that affect the way they’re ranked? Continue reading