How the Brokerage Playbook Has Changed
From left to right: Lennox Scott, Jennifer Branchini, Mark Woodroof, Kendall Bonner, Anthony Lamacchia and John Featherston Over the course ...
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The New Rules of Success: How the Brokerage Playbook Has Changed
Above, from left to right: John Featherston, Jennifer Branchini, J. Lennox Scott, Mark Woodroof, Anthony Lamacchia and Kendall Bonner As ...
Agent Recruitment 2025: Strategies to Keep and Attract Only the Best
This is a story about recruiting agents in 2025, but after reading this sentence, please pause before continuing and enjoy ...
How Brokerages, Agents Can Avoid ‘Legal Landmines’ Post-Settlement
Above: (left to right) Mike McDonagh, Kendall Bonner, Ed Zorn, Marilyn Wilson WASHINGTON, D.C.—What happens when you get a bunch ...
Housing Market Outlook: What to Pay Attention to in Uncertain Times
In an upcoming keynote presentation at RISMedia’s CEO & Leadership Exchange, Bright MLS Chief Economist Lisa Sturtevant will provide an ...
Avoiding Legal Landmines: Safeguarding Your Business in Litigious Times
Real estate firms of all shapes and sizes are under the microscope in today's litigious real estate environment, making risk ...
Buyer Agent Playbook: Open Houses, Social Media and What to Expect in August
Above from left, Leo Pareja, Kendall Bonner and Holly Mabery "You need to proactively explain where the value you deliver ...
Kendall Bonner Ready to Innovate as New VP of Industry Relations at EXP Realty
The leadership shake-ups just keep coming out of eXp Realty. The company continues to lean on its cache of internal ...
Could Bank Busts Be a Boon for Real Estate Agents?
Headlines about crumbling banks and financial institutions are stirring up concerns again. Many are still reeling from the news that ...
New Brokerage and Opportunities for Kendall Bonner and Team After Move to eXp
Sometimes when you're called to do something, you've got to run with it. After all, you never know where it ...
Safe at Home: Holiday Tips That Keep Risks and Hazards to a Minimum
Getting back in touch through emails or notes can provide a subtle reminder that you want to stay connected, as well as providing useful information. Instead of sending a generic Happy Holidays card, why not add helpful holiday safety tips? Read more.
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