Momentum is no accident: Smart agents leverage these 2026 trends
Choose a few core actions, implement them in your real estate business, and allow time for the compounding effect to take hold, Jimmy Burgess writes. Continue reading
Choose a few core actions, implement them in your real estate business, and allow time for the compounding effect to take hold, Jimmy Burgess writes. Continue reading
Let these 34 ideas kick-start your outreach strategy — and help turn cold contacts into warm connections again. Continue reading
Looking for fresh ways to connect with clients this summer? Holly Brink shares plug-and-play ideas for thoughtful, fun, low-cost touches that build trust and spark conversation. Continue reading
Serve your clients so well that they can’t help sharing the good news about the service you provide, sending new clients to you along the way, broker Amy Stockberger writes. Continue reading
Spring is all about growth and nurturing, so it’s the perfect time to reach out to past clients and turn them into repeat clients and referral partners, Darryl Davis writes. Continue reading
When it comes to mortgages, Mike DelPrete writes, online lead generation is certainly a piece of the puzzle, but it pales in comparison to the power of referrals and existing relationships. Continue reading
Want to work smarter, not harder? Nurture your referral pipeline with these tips from coach Darryl Davis for a steady flow of new leads. Continue reading
Listings remain the name of the game, and agents who have the systems and skills in place to list properties and create client relationships will win, author and coach Darryl Davis writes.
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Jimmy Burgess asked thousands of top-producing agents what they wish they’d done sooner in their careers. Here are the top seven things they regret putting off. Continue reading
There are many reasons a past client or current friend may not reach out to you as their real estate agent, and here are just 15 of them from broker Teresa Boardman, who says it’s best not to take it personally. Continue reading