A report released on Tuesday by the Consumer Policy Center suggested lawsuits will follow if brokerages, real estate portals and regulators don’t step in and add transparency first
With AI ubiquitous today, personal touch matters more now than ever before. And it can make all the difference when it comes to breaking out of a dry spell
Old school marketing strategy married to AI customization is the secret to success in today’s new and very competitive marketplace, Bernice Ross writes
After years of adding integrations to its Command platform, Keller Williams is opening the doors to 3rd-party developers through a specialized hub to fast-track launches to KW Marketplace
Infinityy wants buyers to turn to listings, not Google, with their questions. And the company believes it can turn early curiosity into faster, more qualified conversations
Commit to these lead generation, nurture and conversion frameworks for the next 90 days
Grow your database and grow your real estate business with Jen Berbas' systematic plan for goal-setting, open house hosting and buyer follow-up
Rick Guerrero and Brandon Brotsky discuss how a consistent personal branding strategy helped generate roughly $50M in annual loan production directly from social media relationships
Artificial intelligence, profitability, construction — Second Century Ventures’ Ashley Stinton tells Inman where proptech investors are putting their money as the sector comes back to life
Multitasking your financial goals is bad for your bottom line. Here's how to get back on track
While everyone else competes online, the agents who win listings will be the ones who go old school, pick up the phone and show up in person, new contributor John Angelopoulos writes
Implementing a simple allocation system can transform financial stress into financial confidence
The real estate agents who are winning with technology right now are using it to remove friction and create efficiency, Jimmy Burgess writes
Every market shift creates opportunity, but only for those willing to adjust, Jimmy Burgess writes. The agents who grow fastest are the ones doing what works now
If you want social media to produce real business, Josh Ries writes, stop treating it like a lead vending machine. Make content for your sphere — that's where the easiest conversions live