Take a page from the streaming platform's Wrapped feature, Josh Ries writes. Instead of sending the typical CMA about what could happen, show your value with Neighborhood Sales Reviews
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When you start tracking these 3 lead-generation metrics, Josh Ries writes, you set yourself up for top performance in any market cycle
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On this episode of Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered — now exclusively on Inman — Gary Ashton and Debra Beagle raise the curtain on The Ashton Real Estate Group’s playbook
Implement these characteristics of top agents, Jimmy Burgess writes, to watch your real estate business explode with new momentum
Scripts feel canned and box you in, coach Darryl Davis writes. Dialogues give you a framework for conversations, while leaving room for your personality
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Whether you lead a team, brokerage or mentor new agents, it's time to ask whether real estate training prepares them for long-term success, Josh Ries writes