Ever think of packing up your bags and heading to a new city to sell real estate? The beauty of being in the real estate business is its flexibility and the ability to take it anywhere.
Article image credited to Susan Chiang / iStock.com
- Virginia Beach ranks overall as the no. 1 place to live as a real estate agent.
- Austin, Houston, D.C. and Chicago rank as the best large cities for real estate agents.
- The top cities for large, mid-sized and small metros are all seller-favored.
The premier event for luxury agents and brokers
Luxury Connect | Oct. 16-18 | Beverly Hills
Comments
Related Articles
Technically, software is a product, but it shouldn’t be shopped for like a new desk or color printer. Before considering a new CRM or brokerage management platform, carefully examine how your office functions. If your brokerage is considering software because you need “to get organized,” you’re probably not ready for it.
I arrived at the open house to find cars piled up in the cul-de-sac before I had even put up the open house sign. We asked every person as they entered the open house, did you come because you saw the signs or did you see the home online?
Social media is everywhere, and humans are all over it. There’s more advice about how real estate agents should operate on social media than anyone could possibly follow. Should you jump on the latest trend right away or wait to make sure it doesn’t fizzle out? Hire someone to manage your social presence or do it all yourself?
A man from Oklahoma started his real estate adventure more than thirteen years ago. Michael Reese carried with him every single day what he learned from his mother — “there is no gray area.” In just two years in the industry, this man already sold more than one hundred houses. How did he do it?