We rounded up seasoned Inman Connect speakers for their best advice. May their tips, tricks and mishaps help you hone your public speaking skills
In the spotlight this week: Meet Long Beach, California-based indie broker-owner Barbara Betts. This week, we salute her! Find out how she got to where she is today, what she predicts for the future and the thing she wishes all new agents knew
Agents misrepresent themselves and aspects of their transaction, sometimes without even knowing it, according to broker and ethics hearing officer Barbara Betts
Here are 10 hypothetical situations to help illustrate how you can avoid some very real legal and ethical problems
Even earnest agents make false steps that end up in an ethics violation, a lawsuit or revocation of a license. Check out Inman's handy charts to learn the consequences of 16 situations
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Barbara Betts added a key element to her toolkit to help her agents win business
Be sure to make time for these can’t-miss sessions at tomorrow's Connect Now
Missives that disclose race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, national origin, sexual orientation or gender identity are risky for buyer's agents and listing agents
Broker and ethics hearing officer Barbara Betts detailed the ways agents misrepresent themselves and the transaction, sometimes inadvertently
Brokers advised evaluating whether social media messages might come off as 'tone-deaf' but disagreed on whether to express political opinions publicly at Inman Connect Now
3 real estate pros hash it out onstage at Inman Connect San Francisco
Dan Sundberg of Kendrick Realty and Barbara Betts of The Betts Realty Group made divergent arguments at ICSF
Broker-owners Barbara Betts and Courtney Poulos tell all on the Inman stage