
How to Set Up the First AI Agent for Your Real Estate Business, Step-by-Step
Phil Stringer breaks down the exact steps real estate agents need to set up their first AI agent, from picking a plan to teaching it a skill.

Phil Stringer breaks down the exact steps real estate agents need to set up their first AI agent, from picking a plan to teaching it a skill.

Byron Lazine breaks down the two-call system for reactivating old buyer leads without begging them to check an automated search.

Dave Hutchinson breaks down the 3-point checklist AI uses to recommend real estate agents, using a live website audit as proof.

Chris Smith shares 10 AI marketing ideas real estate agents can copy this week, from Prompt Cowboy to NotebookLM.

Shilo CEO Justin Benson explains why the market share divide between AI using agents and everyone else is about to accelerate fast.

Amy Stockberger runs a 23-agent team at a 53% profit margin by turning vendors and systems into her real growth engine.

Joshua Bennett’s “husband of a realtor” Instagram account shows agents how a spouse’s POV, combined with collab content, can grow a real estate business.

If your content feels flat this summer, you’re not alone. The Broke Agent shares three simple strategies to break out of a creative slump, spark fresh ideas, and keep growing your real estate brand.

Here are 10 proven scripts real estate agents can use to reactivate cold leads and turn dead conversations into new appointments this summer.

The Broke Agent proves one good question can generate 200-plus comments and weeks of new social content for real estate agents.

Ryan Serhant went 5 years without a reply, then closed $16M in 4 days. Here’s the follow-up formula behind the sale.

Three BAM webinar hosts break down why the Rainmaker/Navy SEAL model works, who it’s built for, and why W2 staff is cheaper than commission splits.

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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