Why dual agency should never happen
Jay Thompson has beef with single-agent dual agency — where one person represents both a buyer and a seller for the same piece of real estate. Here’s why. Continue reading
Jay Thompson has beef with single-agent dual agency — where one person represents both a buyer and a seller for the same piece of real estate. Here’s why. Continue reading
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week: New York residents aren’t happy about being selected for Amazon’s second headquarters. Is this a racket? Continue reading
As a millennial in real estate, the joke that is Millennial Monopoly cuts deep; so many in my generation ache for the American dream of homeownership but struggle to make it a reality. Continue reading
To block or not to block, that is the question real estate agents must answer when it comes to their social media. Here’s regular contributor Jay Thompson’s take on the issue. Continue reading
A successful Miami real estate agent has been diagnosed with a relatively treatable form of cancer and is struggling with the decision of whether or not to share the news with colleagues and clients. Continue reading
Watch Byron Lazine and Nicole White give a real estate agent’s perspective on industry-related topics. This week, they’ll share about how they are moved by real estate agents, among others, who are stepping up to offer support, supplies and donations t… Continue reading
Here are a handful of listing descriptions, each with varying price points and locales, that are prime examples of great property writing. Learn from the best. Continue reading
Can you define your value proposition quickly and effectively, in language your non-real-estate-trained client can understand? Continue reading
Adam Hergenrother reflects on his 35-hour USARA Adventure Race National Championship and how it translates to real estate business building. Continue reading
The immediate reaction to the election was a 545-point jump in the Dow, and long-term rates on the edge of upward breakout. Continue reading