Every real estate agent and entrepreneur needs to be in control of their finances. In BAM’s first webinar with Formations, we spoke with founder Shahar Plinner and business consultant Patrick Olp about smart financial habits for real estate agents to tackle daily, weekly, and monthly.
Marketing is constantly evolving, and it’s up to agents to keep a finger on the pulse of the current trends. So if you haven’t refreshed your marketing strategy all year, read on for everything you need to be aware of to develop stronger marketing in 2023.
Krys Benyamein joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss how to hold yourself accountable to post more content, how to push yourself creatively every day on social media, and how climbing Mount Everest changed his perspective on real estate.
Zillow®’s most popular city in 2022 is Prairie Village, Kansas, as interest in Midwest and Northeast markets grow due to affordability challenges.
In honor of Christmas eve, we’re bringing you our favorite holiday real estate content.
Byron Lazine and Bobby Kawecki break down exactly what agents need to do to build a traffic-stopping brand in real estate today using short-form video. They share the biggest mistakes agents make, examples of their highest-converting clips, and how to create the best hooks and captions to captivate your audience.
The 2023 housing market, the Ecklund-Gomes team signing with Elliman, what NOT to do during the holidays, 21 irresistible email subject lines, and Tom Toole’s masterful live FSBO call are today’s topics as Dan O’Neil and Tom Toole join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.
A new Redfin report puts the percentage of home sales with all-cash purchases at its highest level since 2014.
Pacaso recently released its annual report of the top 10 luxury second home markets across the U.S.
Not sure what type of emails to send over the holidays? BAM took inspiration from a Chris Smith Tweet and gathered 21 email subject lines for agents to use over the holidays.
A new Redfin report shows a near-record share of home buyers leaving expensive job centers in the three months ending in November. With mortgage rates still above 6% and home prices still rising, buyers are drawn by the potential cost savings.
The latest Fannie Mae report forecasts a slight margin of positive growth for the end of 2022, followed by a modest recession in 2023. Meaningful recovery for the housing market is expected in 2024.
