Keeping up with your daily real estate tasks can be challenging - but with a little help from technology you can stay on top of your professional responsibilities at all times. These 6 real estate apps will not only help you organize and accomplish your office to-do’s but also keep up with client appointments while you're on the go.

Accomplish daily responsibilities with these 6 apps:

Chances are that you're using some form of social media to market your real estate business (and if you're not, you should be!). It’s important to make sure your etiquette meets, if not exceeds, expected online community standards. Social media marketing has become commonplace in today’s real estate industry, and much like in real life business relationships, it’s crucial to have manners in the marketplace. Once you’ve established your social media marketing strategy make sure to follow these tips when marketing through the most popular social media platforms. 

Do you follow these do’s and don’ts of social media etiquette?

Ever feel like there’s too many things to accomplish and not enough time in the day?

Sometimes life can be messy, which can be a beautiful thing - but often times it can be overwhelming and feel as though you’re losing control of your daily routine. Between showings with clients and team meetings, it can be hard to stay on track and meet business deadlines. Regain control of your schedule (and your workdays) using these organizational and scheduling tips.

Stay on top of your real estate schedule using these tips:

In today’s Agent Insights post, Melissa Zavala – a Real Estate Broker/Owner in Escondido, California – offers advice on how to increase real estate sales in the upcoming season.

According to recent NAR statistics, independent brokerages are acquiring agents faster than franchise agencies. While the number of independent brokerages has always been greater than the franchise agencies, franchise companies have enjoyed years of growth as agents flocked to the “brand name” companies. Now, the tide has turned, and the majority of U.S. based real estate agents are working with independent brokers. 

Key benefits of working for independent firms: