
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.

The Broke Agent shares what real estate agents should NOT post over the holidays—and smarter ways to stay top of mind.

This week, KBP hosts Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti shared their 2026 predictions, including why they expect mortgage rates below 6.3%.

BAM highlights standout 2025 real estate recap posts, from journal-style reflections to Spotify Wrapped spin-offs that turned agent storytelling into scroll-stoppers.

The Broke Agent breaks down the 2026 State of Social report, highlighting why trust, transparency, and authentic content will determine who wins on social next year.

Playmakers Podcast guest Nykia Wright explains why NAR adopted zero-based budgeting and how financial discipline has become central to rebuilding trust.

Alyssa Curnutt shares how she created a simple holiday lights map that generated over 700 email subscribers and took less than an hour to make.

BAM Media shares a free Home Equity Scripts download by Byron Lazine, with year-end email, phone, and voicemail scripts for value-driven homeowner outreach.

Mike Del Prete examines Google’s test of for-sale listings in search, while CNBC adds market context on what it could mean for Zillow and real estate portals.

Ryan Serhant explains why confidence is currency on Codie Sanchez’s BigDeal podcast, and how clarity, speed, and restraint drive decisions at the top.

Realtor.com chief economist Danielle Hale explains why mortgage rates below 6% in 2026 would come with tradeoffs and why supply and policy matter more.

Alyssa Curnutt shows how a simple community webinar turned 50 signups into buyer consultations and $41K in GCI in her opening segment for the 2025 BAMMYs.

Clever Real Estate surveyed 2026 buyers and sellers, revealing that 86% expect a good year to move despite 93% expecting financial challenges and rising costs.
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