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The $30K lockbox: Stop phoning in your luxury listings

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More and more agents are showing homes north of the million-dollar mark with tactics that should only be used on mid-range or lower listings, Troy Palmquist writes. Continue reading →

Leading with vision and innovation: An interview with Tim Macy

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Amy Chorew speaks with Real broker and team leader Tim Macy about building and growing a sustainable team in any market. Continue reading →

10 conversation starters and scripts to win sellers this spring

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Great conversations, writes coach Annette DeCicco, start by providing sellers information and choices so that they can confidently make decisions. Study up. Practice your lines. Every expert does. Continue reading →

13 tasks real estate agents can delegate to technology (beyond AI)

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From lead nurturing to mileage tracking, broker Holly Brink helps you lighten your admin load and reclaim your time by handing rote tasks off to tech. Continue reading →

Top 8 bogus or even deceptive things agents say to land a listing

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With current listings well below average market numbers, some agents will say almost anything to land a listing. Team leader Carl Medford lists the top eight things listing agents might say or do to score a deal. Continue reading →

Read the room! Why the best agents are people-savvy

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The best agents are market-savvy, but they’re even more emotionally intelligent and great at listening, Kevelyn Guzman writes. Here’s how to improve your perception. Continue reading →

5 things your clients won’t tell you (but you should know)

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From budget to competing buyer’s agents, Darryl Davis looks at the unsaid things that can cloud a client relationship, so you can communicate more clearly. Continue reading →

Want to close more deals? Learn to speak your clients’ language

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Trainer Bernice Ross breaks down the four DISC behavioral styles and offers text and email templates and negotiation strategies to help you close the deal. Continue reading →

Dueling with dual agency in the age of private listing networks

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Is dual agency fair to buyers, sellers and agents? In the age of private listing networks, Spencer Krull writes, it’s worth examining who the practice benefits. Continue reading →

Trending: A winning gorilla debate answer, and TikTok holds on

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From soft features to shifting strategies, the latest platform updates show that connection, not performance, is what cuts through. Jessi Healey breaks it down.
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