Inman CEO Tom Bohn said he will speak at Project 42, a two-day AI event coming to Niagara Falls, Ontario, in August that promises live humanoid robots on stage and working agentic workflows agents can keep.
Stop trying to sell yourself, and start emphasizing your expertise to make a big impression on high-net-worth clients, coach Verl Workman writes.
The winning agents in the next cycle will not be the ones who adopt AI fastest, America Foy writes. They will be the ones who learn to verify AI output fastest.
The quietest person on the flight deck is usually the one in charge, writes former pilot Ben Stern. Here are five ways to put quiet leadership to work in your business.
Fello co-founder Stephen London discusses why teams are missing deals hiding in their own databases, how AI agent Felix is changing outreach, and what the agentic AI wave means for real estate.
In his first Inman Interview, National Association of Real Estate Brokers President Ashley Thomas talks housing equality, technology and why private listing networks harm Black buyers and sellers.
Although agents frequently ask for more training, more coaching and more resources, Lori Muller writes, they're not always showing up.
As private listings and tax migration redraw the map, the real estate agents winning right now are reading the market in real time.
The agents who thrive understand that the most valuable thing they can offer a client is not information, Mauricio Umansky writes. It's the wisdom to know what to do with it.
Eddie Garcia grew up in a tough Chicago neighborhood, but today runs a fast-growing national brokerage called Realty of America.
RLTYco is launching a national consulting division led by strategist Danielle Garofalo and broker Scott Elwell to help brokerages and large teams scale without sacrificing brand.
The leaders who outperform over a full cycle aren't always the ones who predicted when conditions would improve. They're the ones who stayed close to their business during the hard part, asked better questions and built the habits that let their teams move fast when the window opened.