
Influencer With 1.1 Million Followers Just Apologized to Real Estate Agents
Influencer Chelsea Anderson posted a reel admitting she used to think real estate agents were “kind of a scam,” until she sold a house with one that changed her mind.

Influencer Chelsea Anderson posted a reel admitting she used to think real estate agents were “kind of a scam,” until she sold a house with one that changed her mind.

Tom Toole breaks down five practical ways real estate agents can use AI to work smarter, from inspection reports to client emails.

Real’s acquisition of REMAX closed Monday, August 24. Here’s who holds the top jobs, who’s leaving, and what agents need to know.

Byron Lazine breaks real estate lead generation into four engines and shows how to weigh their true costs in time, dollars, and cuts.

Lisa Chinatti breaks down how leadership, culture, and hiring priorities change as a real estate team grows from 10 agents to 100.

Home purchase cancellations hit a 3-year high, per Redfin, giving agents a new data point to prep sellers before they list.

Emily McAllister’s latest yap-style reel proves marketing cannot sell an overpriced listing. Here’s how agents can copy her style (and why they should).

The Broke Agent unpacks the worst social media advice for real estate agents and what to ask instead.

Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies issued their 2026 State of the Nation’s Housing report. Here are their 10 takeaways and what agents should do with them.

Lisa Chinatti breaks down the 90-day money-back guarantee behind the onboarding program for the #1 real estate team in Massachusetts.

Jen Dillard’s Instagram reel asks real estate agents if hustle culture has gone too far, and agents are answering in droves.

Zillow now lets advertisers target its housing intent data on Pinterest, and The Real Word breaks down what the new ad deal means for real estate agents.

Feeling stressed, frustrated, and maybe even a little bit insane? Here are 5 hilarious real estate videos that will have you laughing at the ridiculousness of it all.

The Broke Agent is here to bring you some much-needed entertainment. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the weird and wonderful world of real estate traditions.

We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for April 3rd-9th, 2023.

The Hot Sheet recap for April 3rd – 7th covers starter home extinction, no spring inventory, and Florida’s new affordable housing law with host Byron Lazine.

Do you have Realtor anxiety? Dan Oneil perfectly demonstrates why real estate agents are always on edge.

Matt Lionetti finally figured out what causes real estate wrinkles, and judging by the flood of comments about Botox, it looks like he isn’t alone.

Surprising home features buyers want, home prices rising for the first time in 8 months, the OBN hacker, and an unreal listing video hook are today’s topics as Victoria Velazquez and Sarah Knauer join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.

Haley Ingram of Coffee & Contracts breaks down four mistakes she sees agents make with Reels on Instagram — and how to fix them.

Byron Lazine breaks down the three things real estate agents do — sales, marketing, and service — highlighting a strategy used by Canadian real estate agent Tom Storey, whose one-to-one content drives results for all three.

Agents react to an Instagram post by @thebrokeagent on pettiest things that killed deals for them.

Real estate coach Neil Mathweg joins The Massive Agent to discuss the simple shift that transformed his health and his income, how to rewrite the past memories behind limiting beliefs, and what you need to know about the Agent Rise Summit in May.

Katie Clancy shares how to overcome adversity and use it to your advantage.
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