On today’s Hot Sheet, Byron Lazine discussed housing inventory data, the Employment Situation Report for May, and mortgage rate predictions for 2026 and 2027.
Byron Lazine, Tom Toole and Lisa Chinatti dive into the New York AG’s antitrust investigation into Compass and Connecticut’s brand-new ban on private pocket listings.They also tackle a shocking new survey showing 82% of agents get zero leads from paid ads. Plus, they break down the latest AI search tools from Realtor.com and ChatGPT, and how to actually build a high-converting follow-up system.
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.”
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.
Tessabella Jelten shares a simple Instagram strategy agents can use to turn content into conversations and qualified leads.
Doomer housing charts don’t tell the full story. Here are seven data points showing how affordability is slowly improving for buyers and renters heading in 2026.
Byron Lazine, Lisa Chinatti, and Tom Toole discuss the most recent jobs report, the new housing bill that was passed and what it means for affordable housing, and the federal judge’s denial of Compass’s injunction against Zillow.
In a BAM Pro Bowl III fireside chat, James Dwiggins and Jared James explain a six-point framework behind how agent trust is built and lost in 2026.
Theoni Rapo explains how her FaceTime strategy interrupts the scroll, boosts engagement, and helped generate over 4,000 organic leads on TikTok in one year.
The Broke Agent breaks down Instagram’s “2016 comeback” trend and how to use nostalgic, unpolished posts to stand out and spark engagement this week.
Alyssa Curnutt explains how to turn hyperlocal Instagram content into real clients using Stories, polls, and DMs that actually start conversations.
The biggest lie agents were told about social media is that referrals make it optional. Tessabella Jelten shares what actually works in 2026 to build trust, warm referrals, and restart stalled conversations.
The two content buckets real estate agents should focus on in 2026 to signal expertise without selling.
The Broke Agent shares five things real estate agents can do while bored at their open house this weekend.
January 2026 content ideas for real estate agents from The Broke Agent. Plus, what worked in 2025 and how to create authentic, hyperlocal posts that drive engagement.
This week, KBP hosts Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti shared their 2026 predictions, including why they expect mortgage rates below 6.3%.
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.
BAM Media rounds up 2026 housing forecasts on home sales, prices, inventory, and mortgage rates, with side-by-side charts from leading industry experts.
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.
Realtor.com shows where home values have surged up to 86% since 2019 and where price growth is projected to fall as much as 10.2% in 2026.
RE/MAX survey shows 88% of buyers plan to purchase in 2026 despite delays. Safety, affordability, and community are shaping where they want to live.
Redfin reports buyer commissions climbed to 2.42% in Q3, up from 2.36% a year earlier, as slower demand gives buyers more leverage to secure representation.
Realtor.com’s November housing report shows rising delistings, selective buyers, and growing inventory as affordability reshapes where Americans can buy homes.
The Broke Agent shares his top content ideas for agents to use in December 2025.
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