In spending so much time at home, some people might be feeling the pressure to be productive and to do more. However, a constant state of busyness is not the only route to success and even more importantly, to fulfillment in life. Here's why
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There is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity here, a chance to make good from an ugly and painful situation
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As hard as things might be right now, it doesn’t give anyone the right to be insensitive to fellow professionals
Don’t be afraid to use video conferencing tools, but understand how they work, how they can be abused, and how to minimize the nonsense and maximize the good
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Nothing about this situation is funny, and now is not the time. Instead, just go about your business like any other day on April 1
At a time when people are staying home en masse to combat a global health crisis, many in the real estate industry question whether or not their jobs should be considered essential
A slew of coronavirus myths, rumors and false medical advice has been making the rounds on the internet. By putting fact-checking practices to good use, you can snuff out misinformation when it makes its way to your screen and ensure you never share it
No matter what happens, homes will be bought and sold. Someone has to sell them, and hopefully it’s you. How you handle this matters
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If you take all that effort and energy spent spinning your wheels in every direction and focus on your business, you just might find yourself too busy selling real estate to get distracted
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Don’t FSBO your financial future, seek professional help
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An industry veteran shares how he took his brokerage from brick-and-mortar to virtual, and offers advice on how you can do the same
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Strive to be the producer who solves problems and guides clients, who helps others get better and who gives back to this industry we all love
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Digital etiquette isn’t all that different from real life etiquette: If you wouldn't do or say something IRL, don't do it online
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By accepting your failures and analyzing what went wrong, you can learn from the experience and leverage that learning into 'fail-proofing' your business
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What seems routine to you might be a mystery to your clients, but by continuing to educate them, you can help them prepare for the unexpected during the homebuying or selling process