Tag Archives: Agent Appreciation Month

How (and when) to say ‘no’

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It’s a tough skill to learn, but setting your boundaries with a polite — but firm — “no” is an essential way to control your time, energy and professional life in today’s “yes” culture. Continue reading →

Pulse: How could your brokerage be improved? 15 suggestions from agents

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Readers sounded off on changes they wish their brokerages would make. Suggestions varied, but they largely boiled down to better treatment, more support and less recruiting. Continue reading →

How Dash Longe shredded his path from skiing to real estate

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Professional skier Dash Longe shares his unique journey from globetrotting full-time skier to Park City luxury real estate agent. Continue reading →

Money matters — but only up to a point

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Agents tend to be satisfied with their income, a new survey from Inman suggests. But many also believe that after a certain point, money can’t buy happiness. Continue reading →

The agent working to close a $1.3M deal while quail hunting in Arizona

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This week, Sean Hahn goes quail hunting, competes in a mountain bike race and meets the boy interested in his daughter — all while negotiating a million-dollar deal. Continue reading →

The agent working to close a $1.3M deal while quail hunting in Arizona

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This week, Sean Hahn goes quail hunting, competes in a mountain bike race and meets the boy interested in his daughter — all while negotiating a million-dollar deal. Continue reading →