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From immigrant roots to a global brand spanning nearly 30 countries

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Quiet beginnings can produce loud destinies, Kuba Jewgieniew, founder and CEO of Realty ONE Group, writes in this story of his professional journey. Continue reading →

From immigrant roots to a global brand spanning nearly 30 countries

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Quiet beginnings can produce loud destinies, Kuba Jewgieniew, founder and CEO of Realty ONE Group, writes in this story of his professional journey. Continue reading →

How AI is saving top real estate agents 10+ hours a week

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On this episode, tech expert Rajeev Sajja dives into what AI is (and isn’t) doing for real estate agents today, breaks down the three stages of AI and shares how you can climb up that ladder starting today. Continue reading →

I built my real estate business on a bar napkin (and you can, too)

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In an industry addicted to complex tech stacks and guru hacks, the secret to scaling isn’t more software, Zac Kennedy writes. It’s a return to the physics of business. Continue reading →

Agents break free: How non-NAR MLSs and associations are redefining independence

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Contributor and broker Holly Brink says that alternative MLSs and associations across the country are offering agents the long-overdue flexibility they need. Continue reading →

Why this vocal NAR critic thinks you should stay a Realtor

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Before making a decision about Realtor membership, Darryl Davis writes, consider how foundational the National Association of Realtors is to who we are as professionals. Continue reading →

What 19 monks walking 2,300 miles taught me about focus, presence and client management

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In an industry obsessed with being “always on,” Molly McKinley writes, these monastics are demonstrating something agents desperately need to relearn. Continue reading →

When ‘off-market’ becomes the default, who really benefits?

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Maybe the MLS isn’t perfect, broker Dennis Norman writes, but it’s still the only tool we have that puts listings in front of everyone, not just the ones invited behind the curtain. Continue reading →

Affordability comes from small wins, not One Big, Beautiful Bill

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Progress will come from dozens of reforms — legislative, regulatory, executive and local — each removing one obstacle, lowering one cost or opening one more door, Craig Cheatham writes. Continue reading →

How your brokerage’s audit could turn into a regulatory nightmare

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In this episode of their “True Crimes” podcast, Troy Palmquist discusses real-life cases with compliance expert Summer Goralik and points out the red flags agents need to watch for to ensure their brokerage is on the up-and-up. Continue reading →