What I Would Do If I Were Starting a Brokerage in Today’s Market
I know what I would do if I were starting a brokerage today, and there are three areas I wouldn’t...
Brokers
Power Broker Strategies: How to Have the Best Year Ever
“It’s all about our culture—and our training!” So declared Nelson Zide, the jovial partner and senior executive vice president of...
Last Call: Only 3 Days Left to become a ‘Power Broker’
A final extension has been granted to those real estate firms that have not yet completed RISMedia’s 27th Annual Power...
Building the Next Generation Brokerage: Tapping Millennial Talent
Real estate professionals spend a lot of time thinking about Millennials, but in many cases they are not thinking about...
NAR Power Broker Roundtable: Risk Management—Avoiding Exposure to Lawsuits and Other Dangers
The Power Broker Roundtable is brought to you by the National Association of REALTORS®. Watch for this column each month,...
NAR Broker Tip of the Month: NAR Offers Resources to Help Enhance Data Security Practices
NAR Broker Tip of the Month—In a speech to the Federal Trade Commission on Monday, January 12, President Obama unveiled...
Power Broker Strategies for Starting the New Year Strong
As many Power Brokers know, closing the fourth quarter strong is vital in order to prepare for a strong start...
Check Out What These Brokers Did to Make Their Facebook Likes Jump
If you’re not running social media advertising or driving a specific social media campaign, your Facebook likes tend to stay...
Brokers Race to the Finish Line at Year’s End
The holidays are always a great time to unwind and forget about all of those listings from the past year...
Reinventing the Real Estate Brokerage Model: HomeSmart International
In 2000, when Matt Widdows founded the HomeSmart brand in Phoenix, Ariz., it wasn’t for any other reason than to...
The Best Points to Advertise on for Recruiting
In order to run a successful team, you need to recruit agents who will contribute productively and positively to your sales and environment. This, sometimes, is easier said than done. Read more.
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