Leila Hormozi explains why real estate agents discount out of fear and what to change in your conversations to stay premium while winning more business.
BAM highlights six book recommendations from real estate broker Dave Hutchinson, plus four more from the Knowledge Brokers Podcast.
These 12 questions for listing agents uncover seller motivation in under five minutes.
Ryan Serhant tells CNBC there’s “no longer a housing market” in America. Here’s what he meant and what agents can take from it.
Lance Billingsley joins Stay Paid to explain why real estate teams already work like neighborhood groups and why most brokerages still haven’t figured out how to compete.
Sharran Srivatsaa explains how agents can prepare buyers for the entire homebuying process, from the first conversation through closing.
Did the housing market bottom out last year? Byron Lazine examines home sales, mortgage rates, affordability and the latest forecasts.
Brad McCallum tests the Insta360 Luna Ultra in episode one of Branded, breaking down whether (and when) it replaces a full real estate video setup.
The Broke Agent shares August content ideas for real estate agents, covering back-to-school angles, football season, and which Reels actually work.
Realtor Emily McAllister’s parody listing video for a Fisher-Price playhouse racked up 29K likes, and it holds a real lesson for real estate content.
Krys Benyamein joins The Broke Agent to discuss how he uses ChatGPT to create better talking head videos, the carousel trick that rescued a flopped video, the teleprompter feature inside Instagram’s Edits app that saves you from recording 6,000 takes, why repeating your video script in your caption is hurting your reach, and why posting your outtakes gets more DMs than anything you spent hours editing.
Phil Stringer shows real estate agents how to build a team of specialized AI agents instead of relying on one general agent (or chatbot).
Krys Benyamein on why Instagram’s Edits app teleprompter is the content tool more agents should be using to create more video with less friction.
Realtor.com reports Connecticut and New York are moving to ban private listings, with fines up to $5,000 and an October 1 effective date in CT.
The Broke Agent rounds up 4 things real estate agents should do today to sharpen their business, marketing, and social media game.
Shane Burgman’s viral reel spoofing the speed home tour trend is the funniest thing real estate agents over 40 will watch today.
The Broke Agent breaks down 11 unwritten social media rules real estate agents need to know before their next post.
Tom Toole breaks down the 5 biggest business bottlenecks holding real estate agents back at halftime and exactly how to fix each one.
Berkshire Hathaway is acquiring Taylor Morrison for $8.5 billion, becoming America’s 4th largest homebuilder. Here’s what the deal means for agents, new construction, and the “is the market crashing?” conversation.
The Broke Agent shares his June 2026 content plan for real estate agents, covering National Homeownership Month, summer holidays, and social media tips.
Oxford Economics projects housing affordability won’t meaningfully recover for 7 years. Here’s the script real estate agents need when buyers say “I’ll just wait.”
Krys Benyamein shares how his team uses ChatGPT and local news stories to create simple, shareable graphics that consistently outperform traditional real estate content.
Eric Gubler’s Sandlot-inspired listing reel hit 80K views and 200+ comments. Here’s why it worked and what agents can steal from it.
The Broke Agent warns real estate agents that purely AI-generated content creates distance instead of connection and could hurt your personal brand.
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