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What does it take to sell a home every 75 minutes? The Download

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Legendary Texas world-record holder Ben Caballero shares the secrets that allowed him to sell 7,000 homes last year. Continue reading →

What’s the best way to make agents (YOU) feel appreciated?

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A word of gratitude? A special gift? An agent-centered event? What’s the best way to make you feel appreciated as a real estate agent? Continue reading →

A Mother’s Day tribute to the real-life ‘Mrs. Incredibles’ of real estate

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Ashley and Christian Harris celebrate the women in real estate who are showing up when it counts — for clients, for teams and for families. Continue reading →

How empowerment builds profitable, culture-first brokerages

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Treat real estate agents right, broker-owner Michelle Valverde writes, and results will follow, including brokerage growth and resilience. Continue reading →

Aggravated agents? The problem isn’t the market (it’s you)

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Many agents lack structure and support, branding expert Alyssa Stalker writes, but what they need is real business mentorship, repeatable systems, ongoing marketing education and a sense of community. Continue reading →

Time’s running out to nominate Future Leaders in Real Estate

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The March 14 deadline is quickly approaching to submit nominations in 6 categories for Inman’s newest honors in recognition of breakout industry talent under the age of 40. Continue reading →