Lenz appeared with other panelists Tuesday at Inman on Tour Nashville to tout the benefits of working from referrals. But the panelists all agreed that referrals only work when done right
Lenz's point — not to be taken literally — was to be in constant contact with clients, aware of what they do day to day and what they need, all of which impacts how they buy and sell real estate
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Danny Hertzberg, Jill Hertzberg and others shared the stories and tips that helped them succeed while on stage Wednesday at Inman Connect Miami
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The former 'Real Housewives of New York City' star and her 6-person team will mostly operate in New York City, the Hamptons and South Florida
At Inman Connect on Tuesday, Brad Inman spoke to Jonathan Spears and duo Dolly and Jenny Lenz about the factors that led to the success of recent deals
At Inman Connect Now, top luxury agents discussed how the pandemic has changed the wish lists and priorities of luxury buyers
Tiffany McQuaid's company operates out of Naples, Florida, but is actively working to extend its reach up the East Coast
'Real Housewives of New York' star Kelly Bensimon is joining the brokerage, and Stephanie Garbarini has been named vice president of marketing
The founder of Dolly Lenz Real Estate told Inman Connect attendees that new development and rising employment is leading to activity in unexpected places
Top producing agents reveal what it takes to reach your goals
The pros predict we'll be working in an increasingly polarized industry