Thoughts on Leadership: Harnessing the Power of Planning and Dedication
In “Welcoming the Real Estate New Year,” we emphasized the significance of strategic planning as we embrace October as the ...
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Navigating the New NAR Rules: Best Practices for Helping Consumers
Above, Tony Delgado Recent changes in the real estate industry have introduced new ways of doing business for brokers and ...
Leaders Offer Solutions for Preventing Agent Attrition in a Post-Settlement Landscape
Above, from left, Jillian Young, Donny Samson, Drayton Saunders, Kate Rossi and Cindy Ariosa. Photo by AJ Canaria. As the ...
How Much Does Your ‘Frankenstack’ Tech Strategy Cost?
Why do so many brokerages pursue a costly and outmoded “best-in-class” tech strategy when it rarely delivers on its promises? ...
3 Best Ways to Use Your Time Behind the Wheel
Dozens of advice listicles focus on the best way to spend your commute to and from the office. REALTORS®, though, ...
Thoughts on Leadership: The True Meaning of Hard Work in Today’s World
As we embraced the unique start of our Real Estate New Year last week, marking the final 90-day sprint with ...
REALTOR® Realities: Job Insights From Longtime Pros to Prospective Agents
Most everyone likes to talk about what they do professionally. Well, maybe not lawyers worried they’ll be cornered for free ...
Webinar Recap: How to Scale Your Team to Reach 9-Figure Sales Volume Success
In the latest RISMedia webinar—“Fundamentals of Success in 2024”—panelists Jason Mitchell, founder of Jason Mitchell Group and real estate broker, ...
Beyond Disruption: Industry Execs Share 2025 Playbook
From left, Thad Wong, Nykea Pippion McGriff, Jason Mitchell, Mike Miedler and Todd Sumney. Photo by AJ Canaria. In a ...
Plot Twists and Property Lists: The Art of Creative Real Estate
Above, Darryl Davis In today’s real estate world, critical and creative thinking is not just an advantage—it’s essential. Our industry ...
6 Key Numbers Buyers Must Examine Before Committing
“The rate should never be treated as a yes-or-no answer,” says Nick Nastos, founder of Chicago’s Property Shop. “I would be more concerned about a buyer closing with no emergency fund than one accepting a slightly higher rate with a manageable payment and cash still in the... Read more.
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