These circumstances may require an extended break from work, but you don’t want to lose track of clients and transactions while you’re out. Follow this system to ensure your business remains on track.
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.
Most agents invest in business technology, but these inexpensive tools aim to help you keep your health on track—which can also boost your productivity at work.
Under fair housing law, property managers must make a reasonable accommodation for a tenant’s service or comfort animal. But how do you make sure a case is legitimate?
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.
You’re not just a real estate professional — you’re also a counselor. Learn how to respond to your clients’ feelings at each stage of their buying or selling journey.
If you don't have systems in place to perform repetitive tasks more efficiently, you’re creating more work for yourself, which creates stress and puts your health at risk.
Even though landlords are required by law to accommodate tenants with service animals, they can still deny pets. Here’s the difference between them and how to protect your building’s policy.
