Haley Ingram of Coffee and Contracts reveals why posting ‘seller tips’ on Instagram won’t get you listing leads and shares 3 proven strategies that will.
In a recent BAM Instagram post, agents shared their biggest pet peeves with open houses. Read on for a diverse sampling of familiar (and sometimes funny) frustrations that have some agents questioning if open houses are still worth the effort.
Should you, as a real estate agent, post about your politics on social media? The Broke Agent posed the question, and agents responded with a mix of comments, from an unequivocal “No” to “Yes,” along with plenty that fell into the “other” category.
Get into the Halloween spirit with these spine-chilling real estate horror stories—from wild Reddit encounters with nightmare clients to hilarious and relatable memes.
Check out some of the top Halloween-themed Instagram posts from real estate content creators in 2024, including collaborative skits, creative costume ideas, a movie mash-up, and people doing terrible things to candy.
Luke Acree shares how his team consistently generates thousands of views on Instagram by creating meme reels that highlight audience pain points. Learn his step-by-step process for using CapCut to quickly create a viral-worthy meme reel.
With 37% of buyers and 36% of sellers finding their agent online, having a strong digital and social media presence is more important than ever for real estate agents in 2025.
Derrick Gregory, Shane Burgman, and The Broke Agent team up for a hilarious Alien-themed Halloween real estate video that’s gaining rave reviews on Instagram by delivering a marketing masterpiece perfect for the season.
Luke Acree reveals the top-performing Facebook ad that generated over 800 leads at $12.27 each, sharing why this strategy is a game-changer for real estate agents.
Krys Benyamein reveals three easy ways to optimize horizontal listing videos for vertical platforms like Instagram with minimal effort and little to no cost.
Theodore “Teddy” Miller, the self-proclaimed “Wolf of West Virginia,” ran a fraudulent real estate scheme with the help of his mother, using TikTok and Instagram to scam investors. If the charges stick, he faces 200 years in federal prison.
Chelsea Peitz breaks down Meta’s Reels Performance Playbook, revealing top strategies for real estate content creators to craft engaging, relatable, and high-performing Reels.
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