Alex Hormozi broke down 16 sales closes across his businesses, and these are the 8 that translate directly to real estate conversations.
Realtor.com’s latest report shows homes closing at four weeks sell for 1.8 points above average. Here’s what the data means for your listings.
BAM audits the 10 specific reasons AI isn’t recommending you to buyers and sellers, and gives you the fix for each one.
Grant Cardone tells Playmakers Podcast host Andrew Flachner exactly what real estate agents are getting wrong about sales, follow-up, and financial literacy.
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.
Haley Ingram and Alyssa Stalker join The Broke Agent to discuss the difference between chasing virality and attracting real clients, why local content outperforms generic real estate posts, and fresh March content ideas that actually generate leads.
Travel with Livii and Dina Goldentayer sparked a wave of agent stories after a BAM post asked one question: “What’s the most unconventional request you’ve ever gotten from a client?”
HubSpot reports 52% say AI-made content is less effective as Alex Hormozi explains why curation, POV, and real experience win in 2026.
Katie Lucie explores why improving the industry’s reputation requires raising competency standards, not just better marketing campaigns.
Feeling stuck with your real estate content? The Broke Agent shares exactly how to push through creative slumps, stay consistent on social media, and keep building your brand.
Open houses still work in 2026, but only if you run them with structure. Luke Acree breaks down the full strategy to turn open houses into consistent closings.
Andrew Undem’s call blocks align with Harvard Business Review data on best days, best times, 5-minute response, and 6-attempt follow-up.
Luke Acree joins BAM on March 4 to break down the FIT Framework and how agents can build predictable, referral-driven lead flow from their database.
According to a new Shilo stat, 83% of agents fail to set a next step on calls. Here’s how that mistake is costing real estate deals, and what you can do about it.
Krys Benyamein explains why sellers tune out generic marketing talk and how a structured, visual strategy makes listing conversations cleaner and fees easier to defend.
Tom Storey’s Instagram posts show how simple, data-driven market updates can build authority and win trust with buyers and sellers.
The Broke Agent shares March content ideas for real estate agents, from spring market hooks to March Madness and viral housing trends.
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