The Tinder of real estate, Robert Reffkin’s quote calling home offices the “killer of culture,” the return of Instagram photos, and the Tom Ferry Elite Retreat are today’s topics as Marley Presswood and Andrew Undem join Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
During an epic hour-long BAM webinar with David Childers, the president of Keeping Current Matters (KCM), Byron Lazine asked how agents can articulate to consumers the unique buying opportunity present in today’s market.
In a recent BAM Webinar, KCM President David Childers joined Byron Lazine to unpack the 2023 real estate market. Here are the key takeaways and talking points for agents.
Real estate can be pretty fickle, and constant negative news about mortgage rates, home prices, and layoffs can get people down.
Each week, we’re giving you the most uplifting and positive news in real estate. This industry can get tough, so here’s a little sunshine to start your week!
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for January 16th-22nd, 2023.
Chris Smith’s Instagram question, a BAM article on defining luxury, Housle as the Wordle of real estate, a Redfin iBuying confession, and Brooks Landry’s IG Reel about Facebook are today’s topics as Victoria Velazquez and Brooks Landry join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.
This week, Chris Smith posed a question on Instagram: Do you consider the seller your temporary boss? Here’s a look at how agents responded.
Haley Ingram of Coffee & Contracts joins The Massive Agent to discuss the evolution of social media content, what type of content actually works for real estate agents in 2023, and how agents can use ChatGPT in their business (and why they absolutely should).
As a real estate agent, you’re constantly juggling a million different tasks while trying to keep track of everything happening in the market. Here are six data points every real estate agent should analyze to drive their business forward.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for January 9th-15th, 2023.
Mover migration studies, video nerves, Twitter notes, BAM Creators, and the rebranding of Broke Agent Media as BAM are today’s topics as Nicole White and Matt Lionetti join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.
Richard Trumka Jr., a Consumer Product Safety commissioner, ignited a gas stove controversy by suggesting the CPSC could ban gas stoves
Katie Clancy shares five ways to become the community real estate agent, making you the first person consumers think of when it’s time to buy or sell their home.
The Broke Agent shares five genius hacks to boost engagement on your Instagram posts – after you’ve already posted (plus some bonus tips)
Like every social media platform, TikTok is constantly evolving. Here are the new TikTok features that real estate agents can take advantage of.
The Broke Agent posed a question agents have heard countless times before: “Would you be willing to reduce your commission?” Agents were quick to react with advice of their own.
Taya DiCarlo delivers five ways to boost your confidence and kick imposter syndrome to the curb.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for October 10-16, 2022.
Kala Laos joins Byron Lazine to discuss Zoodealio, the future of iBuying, and how the Zillow-Opendoor partnership will likely affect agents and the real estate industry.
Great educators explain things in a way that’s easy to understand. Tom Toole breaks down a scripting hack to make data relatable for your clients.
Dan Oneil steps in to host, joining The Broke Agent, Jason Cassity, and Brooks Landry for a conversation covering first-time homebuyers, Robert Reffkin’s office tour, read receipts, and Instagram subscriptions.
Neel Dhingra joins The Massive Agent to discuss his blueprint for creating viral videos, along with a proven hack for overcoming the fear of being on video — and a free webinar training.
Chris Smith shares the biggest opportunities to grow your real estate business by decade—so you can step away from old-school strategies and put more attention on modern marketing.
According to a Personal Capital survey with Morning Consult, Americans are more concerned with the rising cost of homeownership than with the looming threat of recession.
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