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Why regular check-ins are the unsung heroes of agent retention

Housing Wire

A common thought among brokers revolves around the idea that if your gross commission income or office size is not increasing, you’re not successfully growing your brokerage. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the average tenure of an agent with a brokerage is six years.

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Strategies for securing listings in today’s housing market

Housing Wire

This approach establishes a solid foundation for a lasting relationship, minimizing any doubts they may have. A trustworthy Client Relationship Management (CRM) system is an important asset, allowing agents to effectively manage and track interactions with clients.

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The evolution of the more productive real estate agent 

Housing Wire

Bonnie Williamson never intended to be a real estate agent. As more and more people enter the real estate industry – membership at the National Association of Realtors has ballooned to a record 1.6 For brokerages – and agents themselves – transaction sides and sales volume are easy ways to measure productivity.

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The 11 best real estate CRMs for 2024

Housing Wire

The best real estate CRM solution is the one that will manage your client interactions, increase the number of touchpoints with each client, and convert leads seamlessly into buyers and sellers. Below, we take a deep dive into the best real estate CRM solutions for solo agents, teams and brokerages.

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10 best real estate software solutions for agents in 2024

Housing Wire

As we edge towards 2024, the real estate landscape buzzes with both opportunities and uncertainties. With home prices expected to hold steady and even grow in many markets, real estate agents face a unique market shaped by shifting demographics, evolving buyer expectations and lingering economic uncertainties.

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Working with Millennials: Q&A with Mike McElroy

McKissock

After working for a time at a Chicago radio station, he got his first real estate job in 2009. He says he found a business afraid of change, afraid of technology, afraid of loosening up and having fun every now and then. So he started his own brokerage. How does Mike find success with his Millennial real estate clients ?

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The Balestracci Group Joins Forces with Lamacchia Realty

Lamacchia Realty

With 85% of his business coming from referrals and repeat business, it comes as no surprise he truly understands the power of successful client relationships. Always striving to be one step ahead when it comes to marketing properties, his forward-thinking approach and immense knowledge of the market gives his clients the upper hand.

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