This week, The Broke Agent gets real on exactly what NOT to post on Instagram, specifically for real estate agents. If there’s even a chance you’re watering down your brand with content that adds zero value, this is one video you can’t afford to miss.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced new conforming loan limit values. Here’s what it could mean for the industry.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for November 21st-27th, 2022.
Shelby Traylor joins the Massive Agent to discuss the challenges of moving to a new market, the importance of being intentional on social media, how to find your top three lead gen strategies, and the changes in mindset that come with becoming a parent.
We’ve gathered business planning tips from Tom Ferry, Tom Toole, Lisa Chinatti, Handsome Homebuyer, and Ray Ellen so you can elevate your business in 2023.
The Broke Agent goes sentimental this Thanksgiving, giving thanks to all those who helped the brand evolve into BAM.
On a recent Instagram post, The Broke Agent asked what can completely kill the vibe of a showing. Agents react with their worst showing stories.
The Broke Agent details how to post TikToks to Reels and how to post Reels to TikTok without the watermarks and with the audio in sync. He also reveals apps that remove watermarks—and the safest, easiest option for your vertical videos.
Andrew Perrie joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss the importance of being accessible, how his team did $150 million in sales in 24 months, and the type of content he creates to attract this business.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for November 14th-20th, 2022.
A record drop in mortgage rates, Lawrence Yun’s 2023 housing prediction, click-baity headlines, and two new Instagram features are today’s topics as Kat Drerup and Tom Toole join Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
During BAM’s “Explode Your Digital Brand Through the Holidays” webinar, The Broke Agent, Byron Lazine, Katie Day and Jason Cassity discussed what agents should do on all the major social media platforms. Here is the complete Q&A session from the webinar.
Real estate agents have been selling the same wood frame constructed houses for over a century. But times are changing: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Charles
Admit it. You’ve faked a phone call with a client to get out of a conversation with someone you knew in high school. Or maybe it was your last family
On this week’s episode of Between Two Lock Boxes, Danny Deals sits down with real estate TikTok superstar, husband, father, and army vet Zach Faust. In their 9 minutes together,
In today’s age of remote working and business casual, many agents ask: what should I be wearing? It’s a simple question, but the answer isn’t the same for everyone. Here’s
For the miniscule demographic of real estate agents who happen to be rabid Star Wars fans, today is OUR DAY. It’s May The 4th aka Star Wars Day. Some will
At the beginning of each month, I’m going to make a list of content ideas based on holidays, notable events, and what’s trending. This can help you plan your filming/posting
On this episode of Over Ask, James Harris, former star of Million Dollar Listing, co-founder of Bond Street Partners, and a top producer in Los Angeles. Learn how he made it all happen and his new project with partner, David Parnes.
Welcome back to The Sunday Scroll. A rambling blog of my inner monologue with one goal in mind: keep you entertained during your open house. Today I will be talking
Ever have the problem where you don’t know what music to play at your open house? Problem solved. Welcome to your Weekend Open House Playlist. I’m your host, “Mashup Mike.”
It’s important for real estate agents to have a mixed book of business that includes working with qualified buyers, sellers, AND investors. Working with investors obviously has a certain appeal.
I recently did an Instagram post asking the question, “What’s something a potential client can say that will never make you want to work with them again?” It went parabolic
On Episode 2 of The Walk Thru, Byron Lazine, Dan Oneil, The Broke Agent and Taya DiCarlo sit down to discuss the class action lawsuit affecting over a billion dollars
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