Polymarket is launching real estate prediction markets powered by Parcl’s daily housing indices, turning home prices into transparent, tradable market signals.
BAM recently posed a question on social media and ignited a firestorm of agent responses! The question: “What do you think about real estate agents with self-imposed rules re: not answering calls or checking emails after a certain time of day?”
After reviewing more than 2,000 comments, BAM unveils its 2023 real estate word of the year.
Thanksgiving is tomorrow! Are you ready for the questions you’ll be asked by your guests at the Thanksgiving table? Here are some of the questions agents remember from years past—and what you can do to prepare.
Meta just launched its new text conversation app, Threads. The Broke Agent breaks down what he thinks about Threads for the real estate industry.
Byron Lazine and Tom Toole discuss May’s decline in sales in spite of high buyer demand, declining rents, a popular Twitter account misleading buyers, a summer lift for inventory, crucial tactics and strategies for the rest of 2023, and making the most of your 4th of July weekend.
When Aleksey Chernobelskiy turned to Twitter for cold calling advice, the responses came pouring in. Here’s some of the best responses that caught our attention.
Agents leaving the industry, a Serhant listing video idea, a 1% down loan by Rocket Mortgage, Meta’s Twitter competitor app, and how to create a strong newsletter are this week’s trending topics as Paige Steckling and Tom Storey join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
Tom Storey joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss the special video he sends his clients twice a year, how he uses Twitter to land TV spots, and how YouTube has helped explode his business.
A spoof by Chris Smith struck a nerve with Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening.
Twitter’s Guide for Businesses and Professionals offers a detailed overview of the platform’s business and marketing tools, including a checklist to help small business owners get started with ad campaigns on Twitter.
Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss older generations living alone, Jason Oppenheim’s opinion on Compass, Elon Musk’s claim that Apple is threatening to remove the Twitter app, and Whole Foods angering—and endangering the livelihoods of—local lobstermen.
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