Inman reached out to more than 200 of the country's top agents by transaction sides and sales volume and asked 1 simple question: What's your advice for agents launching careers in 2022?
In this market, agents are working around the clock to write offer after offer for would-be buyers while also trying to soothe their jangled nerves. So, how can they avoid reaching a breaking point?
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Don't make the major mistake of not communicating with your clients and prospects during this time of uncertainty. It could define the rest of your career. Here's how to do it right
From home defects to title issues, there are so many problems that can undermine a smooth closing. Here are 6 of the biggest hurdles that can stall the process — and how to prevent them
The goal of every recruiting interview is the same — hiring the right person for the job. But how do you make sure that the talent is a match made in heaven for your team? By asking these 10 questions
Ready to invest in real estate? First, you have to evaluate your potential investment using data. Here are the main financial metrics you should be using before making the final decision
Find out how powerhouse New York City real estate broker and television personality Ryan Serhant has parlayed his personal brand into a burgeoning media empire
In her recent TEDx Talk, branding expert Stacey Ross Cohen explained that personal branding starts from birth. Find out how your personal brand — starting with your name — can help you make the first impression you want with clients and colleagues
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Change your marketing mindset, and look for partners
Keep communication open and honest for easier deals and a more pleasant experience for everyone
Long-term mortgage rates float just above 5.5%
Economy thirsts for job growth, interest-rate equilibrium
Concerns over insufficient tax revenue appear on political horizon
Inflation rate needs to rise to nearly 2% before economy can gain speed
Global trade, currencies push prices up, rates down
Despite uptick in retail sales, office market still in decline
Despite weak job market, surge in corporate earnings good for stocks
Stocks likely headed for 're-bubble' in 2004
