Real estate agents can keep clients informed about a changing market without buying into doomsday proclamations, 3 top brokers argued on Thursday at Inman Connect Now
At Connect Now, Madison Sutton of Brown Harris Stevens shared what she's learned in the past few years on TikTok and suggested tips for real estate agents seeking success on the platform
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The Exit Realty Corp. International co-chair and Brown Harris Stevens CEO said add value, foster a great culture and take time for yourself in order to be a good leader
Real estate brokers Jessica Edwards and Kye Sampson shared at Connect Now how striving for flexibility — not perfection — enables women to create a life they love
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Women share the secrets they've learned navigating the real estate world on Inman Connect Now
It takes time and dedication to build the right connections and show off one's authenticity, Ige Johnson of RE/MAX Generation and Josh Tucker of Corcoran HM Properties say
A successful agent needs good mentors, an evolving plan and the right language to connect with clients
At Connect Now, team leaders Chris Suarez and Ben Kinney share how they built a $1B proptech unicorn
Tune in as The Oppenheim Group's Jason and Brett Oppenheim and Mary Fitzgerald explore the power of the agent today during this panel at Inman Connect Las Vegas
Jade Mills, Ryan Serhant, Gary Gold and Mauricio Umansky tell a Luxury Connect crowd how to prepare themselves and clients for a possible downturn
Knock, Homeward, Ribbon, eXp and others were honored Thursday at Inman Connect for their innovative approach to the real estate industry
Luxury Connect panelists say brand the house, get creative and have fun, and tease out your coming soons on Instagram
Dr. Audrey Sue Cruz is one of 6 health care workers Mattel reached out to during a time of global pandemic and intense discrimination against Asian Americans