Slowdown slump? 5 tips that’ll let you come back swinging this fall

A market shift doesn’t have to be bad news for your real estate business. Team leader Marcus Larrea advises agents to pivot now in order to see great results from a more balanced approach. Continue reading

Mauricio Umansky’s top 5 tips for impactful leadership

What do strong leaders do that unsuccessful leaders don’t? What do you need to focus on to bolster your organization and its people? Here are The Agency founder Mauricio Umansky’s top tips for leading with impact. Continue reading

That’s a deal-breaker! 15 reasons buyers are backing out

The recent uptick in canceled contracts reveals that buyers with tepid toes have begun actively looking for valid ways to terminate their purchase, writes mega team leader Carl Medford. Here is his list of top 15 potential deal-breakers. Continue reading

Circa 1900: Kitchens and baths from the Victorian Age

Although houses and their inhabitants have changed greatly over time, kitchens and bathrooms arguably show the most innovations and adaptations. In his new series, Gerard Splendore examines this evolution. Continue reading

The do’s and don’ts of creating an engaging real estate brand

If you met someone today, would they be able to look you up online six months from now when they need a Realtor? The answer depends on the effectiveness of your brand identity, writes trainer and author Bernice Ross. Continue reading

Promoting your event on Instagram? A step-by-step guide to getting attention

If you want to use Instagram to promote one of your upcoming events, taking the promotion of the event as seriously as planning the actual event is critical. Marketing expert Michelle Berman shares these three critical elements to make it a smash hit. Continue reading

It’s not about you! 15 reasons past clients go with another agent

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