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The Broke Agent asked agents why they’d leave their brokerage, and the answers reveal the real reasons agents switch.

The Broke Agent asked agents why they’d leave their brokerage, and the answers reveal the real reasons agents switch.

The Broke Agent shares July content ideas for real estate agents, from Fourth of July posts to World Cup watch party guides.

BAM BBQ 2026 is a free virtual event on July 22 where real estate agents learn how to put AI to work in their business.

Byron Lazine, Lisa Chinatti, and Luke Acree break down the four real estate team models and what separates the teams that hit $100M from the ones that don’t.

Krys Benyamein shares how he uses ChatGPT as a thinking tool to sharpen talking head videos before ever hitting record.

The Broke Agent shares why text-only reels are taking off. So easy, you can create one while bored at your open house today.

The Broke Agent explains why outro cards on Instagram Reels hurt your reach and what to do instead.

Byron Lazine, Lisa Chinatti, and Luke Acree are hosting a free live training on June 25 to help team leaders break through to $100M.

Brand expert Camille Moore breaks down why lo-fi, episodic content is outperforming polished video and what real estate agents can do about it.

Byron Lazine, Tom Toole and Lisa Chinatti react to the June FOMC meeting and Bed Bath & Beyond’s acquisition of Fathom Holdings. They also respond to a clickbait Instagram post attacking Byron.

The Broke Agent shares four content filters that help real estate agents stop posting randomly and start creating content that actually gets shared.

The 2026 NextGen Homebuyer Report finds only 1 in 8 Gen Z and Millennial buyers trust that a housing professional won’t take advantage of them.

Katie Kenny joins Jason Cassity and The Broke Agent to talk about Instagram bios that convert, building signature series content, repeatable listing video frameworks, and Gen Z content strategy. They also explore DM-driven lead generation tips, hyperlocal content ideas, and Facebook community groups that can turn followers into clients.

Byron Lazine shares three open house scripts that lead to better conversations and a 100% sign-in rate to turn every open house into multiple listings.

Realtor.com and Zillow disagree on the best week to list in 2026, April vs May, with data showing up to $53,800 difference depending on timing.

Compass has dismissed its lawsuit against Zillow after the portal updated its listing policy.

Ryan Serhant predicts only two major brokerages will survive by 2030 as agents push back and debate what it means for the future of real estate.

eXp Realty launches non-exclusive “Coming Soon” listing syndication across Realtor.com, Homes.com, and Google, expanding pre-market exposure just one day after Zillow announced Zillow Preview.

Tom Toole breaks down 19,000 real estate calls, revealing 3 common call and voicemail mistakes that hurt conversion and how agents can fix them.

A Florida homeowner used ChatGPT to sell his home. Here’s what agents can learn about using AI to better serve their clients.

Phil Stringer shares his 5-step Answer Engine Optimization strategy, showing agents how to increase the odds AI tools recommend their business.

BAM’s upcoming webinar reveals three hyperlocal Instagram post types top agents use to turn followers into clients, including one strategy that generated 35+ deals.

Megan Kirkham’s key day reel shows how going all out for buyers can create unforgettable moments, powerful social content, and a brand that stands out.

Sharran Srivatsaa has been named CEO of Acquisition.com as Leila Hormozi moves to chairwoman. Here’s the strategy behind the firm’s house of brands and what agents can learn from it.
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