A residential property was measured and photographed. The living room looked big enough to fit the new owner’s suite of antique furniture. The staging photos certainly made it look like the right size. What’s the worst that could happen? Continue reading
It was around this time last year that I was writing on change, saying, “If I’ve learned nothing else in almost fifteen years in the real estate business, it’s that the only constant is change — shifts are plentiful, but they’re rarely easy.” Continue reading
It was around this time last year that I was writing on change, saying, “If I’ve learned nothing else in almost fifteen years in the real estate business, it’s that the only constant is change — shifts are plentiful, but they’re rarely easy.” Continue reading
Dec. 5, 2019 – Inman Group® announced the first round of exhibitors at Inman Connect New York, Jan. 28 – 31, 2020. Inman Connect is a multi-day event where more than 4,000 top performing real estate professionals invest in their business. Continue reading
Success rises and falls on your team’s ability to generate income. In order to remain profitable as a team, keep these ten things in mind.
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The role of the real estate agent has evolved. You are no longer a gatekeeper of information that buyers and sellers must consult in order to access the market. Today, they have just as much data as you do. Continue reading
Being a real estate professional is an exercise in spinning many, many plates. Keeping track of the different components of a property deal is a key skill but having that ability may not save you — or your deal — in the end.
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Read on for 13 reasons why you need to be at ICNY – straight from the words of our Connect alumni. Continue reading
90 percent of homebuyers claim they would use their real estate agent again or recommend their agent to others, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). It’s an extremely high number, but NAR also reports that, in actuality, the typical… Continue reading
“If you just focus on the smallest details, you never get the big picture right.” It’s rare for someone running a real estate brokerage to intentionally focus on the small details and overlook their big-picture goals. Continue reading