Eliminating Excuses Can Change Your World
Ex•cuse noun /ikˈskyo͞os/ 1. A convenient—and often inaccurate—explanation for why something was unsuccessful or did not happen. Generally used to...
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Get a Cut of the iBuyer Trend
It's no secret that iBuyers are expanding their reach in the real estate market, often causing agents to worry about...
How to Ask for Referrals to Build Your Business
Speak With the Right People and Say the Right Words to Attract More Introductions It is so much easier to...
Optimistic About 2020 Housing? There’s No Other Way to Be
It's that time of year—time for people to start laying out their predictions for the 2020 housing market. Most economic...
It Takes Two: Building a Successful Real Estate Partnership
Names: Gabe Dusharme and Brian Voigt Company: RE/MAX of Chico Official Titles: Gabe Dusharme, Broker Associate, RE/MAX of Chico; Brian...
Creating Content for Every Stage in the Homebuyer Journey
In this day and age, consumers are constantly asking of the businesses they work with, "What value can you offer...
Social Media Success With Marki Lemons-Ryhal – Part 2
Social media is often pushed as a perfect way to connect with potential clients. This couldn't be more true in...
3 Strategies to Make 2020 a Breakthrough Year
Goals can be tricky things, and sticking to them even trickier. As you head into a whole new year, with...
5 Goal-Setting Strategies for Real Estate Agents
With New Year's just around the corner, many people are brainstorming their New Year's resolutions. While it may seem like...
Year-End Pulse Check: Is Your Team Still Operating at Full Speed?
Happy holidays! It's December, and your year is nearing its end. Hopefully your team has plenty of current listings and...
Buying With Weak Credit: Financing Options From Best to Worst
“For many buyers, six months spent lowering card balances, correcting report errors and building reserves is cheaper than taking the wrong loan today,” says one longtime loan expert. “A delayed purchase can hurt. A payment you cannot comfortably carry hurts much longer.” Read more.
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