
Worst of the Week: Bad Real Estate Pics for September 12-18
Welcome to this week’s selection of bad real estate pics, straight from Instagram.

Welcome to this week’s selection of bad real estate pics, straight from Instagram.

What do agents really want? Find out what agents say every brokerage needs!

Brad Lea posted a Reel on the best way to get rich, which, according to Lea, is not real estate. Here are the highlights.
Compass vs. The Real Deal, housing inventory, Brad Lea’s “Not Sorry” Reel, and the STÜDIO Video Marketing Summit are today’s topics when Taya DiCarlo and Jason Cassity join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.

Cold Calls is BAM’s newest podcast, hosted by Matt Lionetti and Paul Greenberg. Learn what the show is all about and how you can be a part of it!

According to the Harvard Business Review, 48% of salespeople are afraid of making calls. Tom Toole shares four ways to overcome the fear and make more calls.

HubSpot has released its 2022 State of Inbound Marketing Trends report. Here are 11 takeaways from the report, along with some highlights from Chris Smith.

Andy Dane Carter joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss Andy’s real estate business, his book 100 Doors, being featured in Forbes and Huffington Post, and social media.

How do you build a following with Facebook’s split news feed — and how could this help you reach more of your audience than ever before? Here’s what you need to know.

We bring you the worst of this week’s bad real estate pics. The cringe factor for number seven might actually pull a muscle. Scroll at your own risk.

Any marketing strategy involving football will gain traction. Here are seven real estate marketing ideas for football season.

Compass CEO and The Real Deal Founder took to Instagram about photos on the Real Deal’s site. Find out what Robert Reffkin and Amir Korangy had to say to each other.

This week Derrick Gregory posted one of the most unique and hilarious real estate Reels I’ve seen to date titled, Realtor Hype Video. Watch it below. View this post on

This week’s “Bammer(s) of the Week” goes to The Property Brothers…In Law. Not the actual Property Brothers. Those guys are insufferable cringe lords. These guys are hilarious. Their names are

On this week’s episode of The Walk Thru, Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent are joined by Utah luxury agent and Instagram must-follow Paige Steckling and the host of The Massive Agent Podcast Dustin Brohm. They discuss hacked Instagram accounts, the Great Debate recap, layoffs at Compass and Redfin, and how to explain the market changes to consumers.

This week, Compass and Redfin announced they are laying off 8-10% of their workforces: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Broke Agent Media | BAM (@brokeagentmedia) Compass

Comparative Market Analysis’ (CMAs) have been around for years. Every agent is familiar with the concept. You have a seller lead, or past client, who is thinking about selling their home, and you compile a list of recent comparable home sales in the nearby geographic area. Some CMA tools will allow you to “weigh” some of the comps higher than others, based on things like square footage, bed/bath count, and interior finishes. Others simply provide a blended average of the nearby sales and spit out a price recommendation. Either way is fine, but I’m going to share one particular twist on the traditional CMA that has really helped me grow my business.

They’ve been skirting around it for years. And now, Byron Lazine and Ricky Caruth will finally go head to head in a spirited debate on the subject of free vs paid coaching. The debate is happening live on Tuesday, June 14th at 5:00 pm EST.

Starting a new segment here at BAM brilliantly titled “Bammer of the Week.” It will highlight an agent or someone in the real estate industry that I think is doing something unique or cool, usually in marketing. I may be digging myself a hole here by making this weekly, but let’s start with one and see how it goes…

Mortgage rates are rising again, after a brief dip in May. Rates for loans with 20% down are now up to 5.40% from 5.33% a week ago, according to Mortgage

It’s one thing to tell real estate agents they need to diversify their online presence. But what does that actually look like? And what do you need to do to
Chris Smith is a bestselling author of four business books – the newest of which, The Conversion Code, now has an updated edition available in print and ebook formats. On this week’s episode of Over Ask, he joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss the book or, to put it in his words, “the art and science of lead generation.”

Do NOT forget about email. According to Tom Ferry coach, Jason Pantana, four out of five (top) marketers would rather give up their social media accounts than their emails. Why?

On this week’s episode of The Walk Thru, Danny Deals and Charles Weinraub, aka “The Handsome Homebuyer,” join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent to discuss 3D home printing, the
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