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7 ways remote work has shaped homebuyer preferences

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When highlighting a home’s features, Luke Babich writes, don’t forget work-from-home preferences that make everyday more efficient and enjoyable for homeowners. Continue reading →

Keeping It Real: How do you prepare for a turnaround?

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On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer shares his top tips for preparing for a turnaround. Continue reading →

What coronavirus can teach agents about leadership

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An agent’s role extends well beyond a traditional job description today. Now, agents need to show leadership at home and work while contributing to the common good. Continue reading →

How to keep your team’s productivity levels up while working virtually

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Working from home is very quickly becoming the norm in today’s world. To make sure you’re keeping productivity levels up for both you and your team, here are a few things you’ll need to double down on when managing a team virtually. Continue reading →

Is real estate ‘essential’? That’s open to debate

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A job — any job that pays the bills — is essential to our financial health. But should the real estate business be considered “life-sustaining”? And is the risk worth the reward? A Pennsylvania-based broker weighs in on the matter. Continue reading →

5 ideas to smoothly transition your team to working remotely

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Making the switch to a virtual office? These best practices will help you make the most of the change and drive your agents’ performance. Continue reading →