5 strategies for communicating with your future business
Think ahead and communicate effectively with your future business, broker Gavin Payne writes. It will pay dividends in the years to come and set you up for success. Continue reading
Think ahead and communicate effectively with your future business, broker Gavin Payne writes. It will pay dividends in the years to come and set you up for success. Continue reading
Learn how this Florida broker leads with a service-oriented approach and a focus on the real estate fundamentals. Continue reading
Team cohesion starts with knowing who you are, where you’re going and why you’re doing what you’re doing, writes Livian COO Erin McCormick Torres. Continue reading
The biggest publicly traded brokerages and tech companies significantly slashed losses in the second quarter, restoring investor confidence, according to an exclusive Intel analysis of Q2 earnings data. Continue reading
Among the publicly traded real estate enterprises to release second-quarter earnings reports this month, two companies stood out for John Campbell, a managing director at analytics firm Stephens. Continue reading
“I’m happy. Screw ’em,” the Keller Williams co-founder told agents Tuesday at his Mega Agent Camp event, referring to antitrust suits involving commissions in which the brokerage is named. Continue reading
Last week at Connect, Brad Inman dropped the biggest bombshell of the conference when he told a rapt audience about a text message he’d received involving The New York Times, Bernice Ross writes. Continue reading
If it’s been a while since you’ve been to an industrywide event, broker Troy Palmquist says it’s time you start making travel plans. Continue reading
Fires that roared through western Maui last week have destroyed thousands of homes and killed scores of people. The real estate community is trying to help pick up the pieces. Continue reading
Keller Williams kicked off its Mega Agent Camp on Tuesday with remarks from Gary Keller, who warned of a “rolling recession” while predicting agents will survive treacherous economic terrain. Continue reading