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You sold HOW MANY houses last year? The Download

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A “glut” of agents, low inventory and a down market mean part-timers now make up the majority of real estate professionals, according to the Consumer Federation of America. What does that mean for clients — and for the industry? Continue reading →

Glennda Baker: Think you have a drinking problem? You probably do

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Armed with the latest research, Rachael Hite talks with Glennda Baker about choosing sobriety in an industry that is always ready to party and why drinking is so harmful for women. Continue reading →

Agents are worth more than the current commission model

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Agent, attorney, coach and yoga instructor Renee Fishman joins Bernice Ross to discuss the problems and opportunities provided by the ongoing commission debate. Continue reading →

Prompt like a pro with ChatGPT, and you’ll get unparalleled output

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Rajeev Sajja and Jimmy Burgess offer a four-step formula for making your ChatGPT input the best it can be, so you get the results you really want. Continue reading →

7 perks of seller-paid commission to share with homeowners

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Transparency and communication are more important than ever before. Darryl Davis offers essential talking points for your next commission conversation with sellers. Continue reading →

She owns it: How agents can engage the single woman buyer

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New Inman contributor Bobbie Wasserman offers insights for attracting and assisting single women buyers to maximize their ever-increasing purchase power. Continue reading →