Melissa Dittmann Tracey is a contributing editor for REALTOR® Magazine. She can be reached at mtracey@nar.realtor. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter: @housingmuse
From calendar scheduling to website monitoring, voice-activated digital assistants, such as those powered by Amazon’s Alexa or Google Assistant, are starting to aid brokerages with day-to-day operations.
Artificial intelligence gadgets such as Amazon’s Alexa and Google Assistant are providing a new avenue to connect with clients and alleviate basic office tasks.
Real estate professional Rachel Adams was doing big business at the expense of her personal life. So she endeavored to make more time for herself without her productivity taking a hit. Here’s the plan she developed and how you can emulate it.
Past clients aren’t the only sources who can send you lucrative business. Learn how to foster relationships with colleagues and get them to send their clients your way.
Take a look at some of the tech goodies brokers can use from the 2017 International Consumer Electronics Show to bring futuristic upgrades and efficiencies to the office.
They may judge homes based on superficial elements when they should be going deeper than that. One real estate agent encourages buyers to look at factors of a property that impact their mental, physical, and emotional well-being.