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Todd Goddard and Clinton Wade of Clinton and Todd Team were the listing agents
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Brandon Doyle and Colton Pratt scoured the Consumer Electronics Show to uncover the best, most exciting products coming down the pike
Money, satisfaction, enjoyment: Here’s how to get more of everything you’re looking for from your job
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The best posts you produce are ultimately the ones that are going to get shared, so give your social media a great deal of thought before you hit publish
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Taking the time to focus on subtle cues in facial expression, body language and behavior can give you a leg up in your next negotiation. Keep an eye out for patterns and shifts to anchor your perceptions and change course as needed
Agents are out in the trenches every day, pounding pavement, making deals happen. This week, we want to hear about how your brokerage could take better care of its hardest-working assets
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What seems routine to you might be a mystery to your clients, but by continuing to educate them, you can help them prepare for the unexpected during the homebuying or selling process
In a new study, the Consumer Federation of America calls real estate disclosures 'confusing,' and calls out agents for not doing enough to explain them
Marcie Hartley and Rick Hilton of Hilton & Hyland are the listing agents
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Don’t just pull a random number out of the air. Take time to look at how you want to live, analyze your sales data and develop some real goals
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Document and record everything: You'll be glad you did in the event of a dispute
Giving out gift cards, throwing holiday parties and offering a free stay in your second home (if you have one) were among suggestions from readers
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Want to reboot your brand in 2020? Here are some of the best ways to reintroduce yourself to the market, both online and IRL
Kirman, a Compass executive who deals in high-end Los Angeles properties, will star with his team in CNBC's new program "Listing Impossible"
Dawna Hetzler, who runs her own real estate company in Colorado, fended for herself by firing her gun at the intruder during an open house in August