Does your current brokerage still give you the value you need to succeed at a higher level? If not, writes Missy Yost, you need to evaluate and determine whether it’s time to make a move. Continue reading
Real estate investors have a different perspective, and a different set of priorities, from traditional buyers and sellers, according to Clever’s Luke Babich. These 10 essential skills will help you cultivate and build successful relationships with rea… Continue reading
Catch up on the most-read stories of the week, as determined by Inman readers. Here’s Inman Top 5 for Oct. 28 – Nov. 3, 2022. Continue reading
It’s the question everyone is asking right now, and the answer depends in part on your knowledge of the market and in part on the client’s personal perspective. Jimmy Burgess talks to David Childers, president of Keeping Current Matters, to determine h… Continue reading
For first-time homebuyers and empty nesters, construction projects such as subdivisions, townhouse complexes and condominiums are often the perfect mix of convenience and ease. Continue reading
This week: Falling pending sales activity, another option for convenient rent payments, and Left, Middle, Right. Continue reading
Flexibility and agility are always useful for independent contractors, according to broker Teresa Boardman. Obtaining your brokers license during your downtime gives you more professional options. Continue reading
This week the spotlight shines on New England broker Brandon Tabassi of RE/MAX Partners Relocation in Andover, Massachusetts. Continue reading
These marketing strategies with an autumn feel help you connect with your leads and clients while deepening your relationship. The Agency’s Rainy Hake Austin offers proven strategies perfect for this time of year. Continue reading
There are no shortcuts, no easy routes to victory, team leader Carl Medford writes. The pathway to success takes hours of mastering mundane activities to earn income, but it can lead to an exciting lifestyle that’s anything but boring. Continue reading