This year the strong will not only survive but also thrive. The pros do what it takes – that’s why they control 90% of the market activity.
This year the strong will not only survive but also thrive. The pros do what it takes – that’s why they control 90% of the market activity.
This smart, comprehensive business accounting software doesn’t require any third-party products to manage every penny that enters and leaves a brokerage. It includes e-checks, unlimited commission structures and easy integration with popular transaction solutions, if desired.
Read about the pros and cons of Kwikset and Schlage smart locks.
In our ongoing quest to find the best handlers, we ask that you take this one-question survey to share your top strategies with the masses in our weekly Tuesday column. This week’s situation: A potential buyer tells you he’s happy renting for now. How do you get him off the fence?
In the past few years, there’s been a move of sorts to replace the traditional resolution with a “focus word” or “word of the year.” Choose a focus word (or short phrase) to help keep you centered on your goals.
This week, Billy Nash draws new clients, closes in on a $10 million showstopper and gets nominated for a major award in Palm Beach County, Florida.
Which is Adelaide’s most expensive suburb? Which region recorded the highest house price growth last year? And where do you get the best rental return? Get your answers here!
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Now, more than ever, it’s important to understand how to use your customer relationship manager (CRM) efficiently and effectively. Broker Troy Palmquist provides examples of how to use your CRM to support your team.
A weekender in Sydney’s beachside northern suburb of Palm Beach, redesigned by noted Australian interior designer Iain Halliday, has sold for $3.2 million.
The post Iain Halliday revised Palm Beach weekend sold for $3.2m appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Home values soared in the final three months of 2019 to finish the year with a bang. More growth is expected in 2020, with budding buyers warned procrastinating may mean paying more.
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