Nothing but Full Service-Plus Works for Kansas City Team
Erin Peel remembers poring through the pictures in her mother’s heavy and closely guarded MLS book when she was just ...
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The Buyer-Agent Playbook: How Mortgage Mastery Can Boost Your Value Prop
The Buyer-Agent Playbook is a new iteration of RISMedia’s biweekly Playbook segment, specifically centering on buyer agency and how agents ...
Thoughts on Leadership: Navigating Through Change—A Leadership Odyssey
Change, with its inherent unpredictability, can rattle even the most composed teams. The true essence of leadership lies in metamorphosing ...
Social Skills: Advancing Your Socials With ChatGPT
Editor’s Note: Social Skills is a bi-monthly feature in RISMedia’s Daily News focused on social media and digital marketing tips, ...
Navigating Success Through Forward-Thinking and Client-Centric Leadership
Many key business principles are paramount to success. Forward thinking and the transformative influence of prioritizing others are some of ...
4 Surefire Ways to Convince Potential Clients to Sign a Buyer Agent Contract
You’re comfortable in the knowledge that as a real estate agent you’re a pro’s pro. Until recently, you didn’t have ...
Webinar Recap: Cracking the Code—How Jason Mitchell Group Nurtures Lucrative Referral Networks
In the latest RISMedia webinar—”Cracking the Code: How Jason Mitchell Group Nurtures Lucrative Referral Networks''— industry thought leader Jason Mitchell, ...
The Impact of Low Appraisals on Home Sales and Mortgages
When buying and selling real estate, the appraisal is pivotal. It's an expert's objective estimation of a home's worth and ...
Get More Listings by Connecting With These 5 Demographics
There are several reasons agents prefer listing over working with buyers. From the ability to take on more clients at ...
Thoughts on Leadership: The Caitlin Clark Effect
As I sat in my family room Monday night, eagerly watching the NCAA Tournament second-round game between No. 1 seed ...
Red (Flag) Alert! Guiding Buyers After Discovering a Property’s Problems
In most states, homesellers are legally required to disclose any known material defects or issues with the property. But that can be a slippery slope. Read more.
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