The community you farm and work in has afforded you a bountiful harvest of success. Why not show a little gratitude by planting a few seeds in the soil that you've nurtured to get to where you are. Here are a few ideas real estate agents can use to give back to their community. Remember! You don't have to wait til Thanksgiving to be thankful, this can be done year round.

At one point in time, real estate agents solely relied on phone calls and emails when conducting business.  But, in today’s fast-paced digital world, leads seem to have less time and less patience. When they set their sights on a property, they expect an immediate response from their real estate agent. That’s where text messaging can come in handy.

Are you fairly new to this business? Or even fairly new to this earth? Real estate marketing has been around since before the fax machine became obsolete. There are still some skills you can learn from real estate agents that have been there before you. 

When it comes to one of the largest transactions a person can make in their lifetime, homebuyers can be picky when it comes to hiring the right real estate agent, and rightfully so.  To achieve their real estate goals, it’s imperative that your clients choose the right buyer representation, and select an agent who can make the home buying experience as smooth and seamless as possible. This is why, as a real estate agent, exuding authority and professionalism is a must.

Is it that younger, savvier agent new to your area, but somehow handling more real estate volume than you? For better or worse, the internet and social media has balance the real estate lead generation game. We've compiled a list of tips veteran agents can use to adapt to this new age of real estate marketing.