Mauricio Umansky and globe
The Agency's Mauricio Umansky writes that his passport has been one of the most valuable tools for opening doors to opportunities in every corner of the world
by Mauricio Umansky Aug 29
baby boomer real estate
When boomers make the decision to sell, team leader Vincent Cyr writes, they free up property for younger buyers, ease pressure on limited inventory and help maintain transaction flow
by Vincent Cyr Aug 28
person filing paperwork to represent real estate title issues
Luke Babich outlines ways to develop and maintain a strong title company relationship to prevent any snags in your next real estate transaction
by Luke Babich Aug 28
real estate team meeting
Coach Melanie Klein shares how the Upstate Curious Team shows up for clients and each other through communication, connection and consistent collaboration
by Melanie Klein Aug 28
Teams Spotlight: Dave Umphress, Flourish Collective
Find out how Dave Umphress and his real estate team are working to change the world, one transaction at a time
by Christy Murdock Aug 28
Money in background with people shaking hands as they compete with a discount real estate agent.
When potential clients tell you another agent will handle their deal for less, Darryl Davis writes, come back with a value proposition that shows why you're worth every penny
by Darryl Davis Aug 28
A picture of President Trump, who passed the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," to represent OBBBA tax benefits for investors.
For both new investors and established players, Kevin DeCicco writes, the updates to the tax code now offer more tools for building and preserving real estate wealth across generations
by Kevin DeCicco Aug 27
A woman working on memorizing a script to represent canned real estate scripts.
Scripts feel canned and box you in, coach Darryl Davis writes. Dialogues give you a framework for conversations, while leaving room for your personality
by Darryl Davis Aug 27
A couple sitting at the table, looking at taxes to represent a homeowner tax tip.
Creating generational wealth through homeownership can’t happen if people are priced out of the very homes their families have lived in for generations, Dr. Lee Davenport writes
by Lee Davenport Aug 27
An silhouette of a man and a woman arguing in front of a kitchen table to represent formulating counteroffers to a lowball offer and negotiating concessions.
Now that buyers have leverage, Troy Palmquist writes, counteroffers matter more. Here’s how to protect seller value and keep deals alive
by Troy Palmquist Aug 27
You shared your real estate conflicts and conundrums: Pulse
We asked you to fill us in on a negative professional experience you've had where you weren't really sure who was the problem, so we could render a verdict
by Inman Aug 26
An image of a woman who's being overwhelmed with time, contracts and other distractions to symbolize real estate self-sabotage.
Stop being mean to your mind, coach Darryl Davis writes. Don’t let negative self-talk and your inner saboteur rob you of the confidence you’ve earned
by Darryl Davis Aug 26
A picture of scissors cutting through a ten-dollar bill to symbolize cutting your real estate marketing spend.
Create a leaner, more efficient real estate business without cutting into your lead generation
by Josh Ries Aug 26
A welcome sign on a front door to symbolize a new agent's guide to home showings
Team lead Carl Medford writes that developing a process for conducting home showings will help you manage client experiences with confidence
by Carl Medford Aug 26
national debt
Windermere economist Jeff Tucker breaks down the impact of government debt and the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' on the real estate market
by Jeff Tucker Aug 26
Apply the Taylor Swift marketing strategy to your next listing to build anticipation, connect with clients, and win attention like a pro.
Taylor Swift didn’t just announce an album, she created a cultural moment. Here’s how to turn your listing into a must-see event with storytelling, anticipation and some follower-fueled magic
by Jessi Healey Aug 25