Thoughts on Leadership: Lessons From Neil deGrasse Tyson
Last week we talked about mentors, and how you can have mentors you’ve never even met–such as from a book, ...
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Mulch Matters! How Curb Appeal Can Spark (or Sink) a Sale
Just how exacting and inviting must curb appeal be for a home going on the market to achieve its full ...
Must-Fixes Before a Client’s Home Goes Up for Sale
The obvious things that need to be addressed before having a client’s home be listed for sale are, well, obvious. ...
Thoughts on Leadership: Leveraging Change
Today I want to talk about change. When HomeServices was founded in 1998, it was on a mission to do ...
THE PLAYBOOK: The Importance of Data When Talking to Clients
Editor’s Note: The Playbook is an RISMedia biweekly segment centering on what brokers and agents are doing to ensure they ...
Team Tactics: How Fostering Connections Boosts Morale and Sales
As a team leader, a big part of your job is to keep your team members working together and supporting ...
5 Pointers for Agents to Find the Right Mentor
Most real estate agents can agree that there is always room for professional development. A critical piece to that puzzle ...
Thoughts on Leadership: The Transformative Power of Rivalries
On Monday, I also had the opportunity to attend the Giants-Dodgers game with my friends Kevin Barrett, Kraig Constantino and ...
Getting Back on the Horse: 5 Things to Do After a Deal Falls Through
A sale you were overseeing fell through. Maybe the buyer reneged on their offer, maybe the seller changed their mind. ...
Thoughts on Leadership: Lessons From NCAA Women’s Basketball
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published April 7. It’s been a while since we covered any sports news on ...
4 Vital Metrics to Assess Your Team’s Business
Though many have tried, no one has yet succeeded in turning the practice of buying and selling homes into an equation that can be worked out and solved on paper. Read more.
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