How to Protect Your Kids from Identity Theft
Children are often victims of identity theft for two reasons: They have a clean identity that probably hasn't been used ...
Things You Shouldn’t Say to a Seller’s Agent as a Buyer
Going to open houses as a homebuyer can be fun. You get to look at homes you'd like to potentially ...
Government Aid for Disaster Victims
Getting back on your feet after a natural disaster can require some help, which can come in many forms that ...
Replace or Fix? It’s Not an Easy Answer
It's a common refrain spoken by many appliance repairmen when called out to a home to fix a washing machine, ...
Creating a Business Plan With Team Buy-In
It's that time of year again. Fall. Fourth quarter. Business planning. Some teams think the quiet time between Christmas and ...
Standard Mileage Deduction
If you drive 10,000 miles or more per year for your real estate business, it's likely you'll get the greatest ...
Team Leaders: Delegate Admin Work and Leverage Your Sales Time to Double Your Appointments
As a successful agent and team leader who is also trying to scale your business, one of the most common ...
Real Estate Teams a Growing Trend, NAR Reports
What does a team format look like in today's rapidly changing real estate world? The idea is still relatively new, ...
The ‘Choice Point’: Leveraging the Power of a Team
While rolling out a new team training solution for a national brand, we recently encountered several broker/owners who asked the ...
NAR Broker Tip: Keep Your Agents Safe on the Job
Utilize resources from the National Association of REALTORS®' REALTOR® Safety Program to help keep safety at a forefront of your ...
How to Calm Jittery Sellers When Similar Homes Close by Are Also for Sale
While you as the seller’s agent or broker understand all the intricacies and strategies of working a listing, your clients very likely are first-timers, vulnerable to emotions and worrisome opinions precisely because they don’t have prior experience. Read more.
Business Tip of the Day provided by
