The market has surely slowed, but real estate agents are leveraging technology to continue moving deals forward during social distancing.

As the circumstances surrounding COVID-19 continue to change by the hour, conducting virtual meetings with clients has become the new normal for real estate businesses big and small.

Lights - Camera - Action! Today's article is a simple one. We give you 25 ideas to give your on-camera personality some inspiration. We have also included a free download of our Guide to Online Video for Real Estate Agents. We discuss video editing, video platforms, camera options, and everything you need to get started.

We are about month away before our taxes are due. We hope that you've already submitted your taxes, but if not we have a few real estate tax deductions to consider. These are expenses that you have, that you might not realize are deductible.

As always, be sure to consult a professional to maximize your tax return.

At this point in time, the corona virus is not a pandemic. The government is taking preventative measures to ensure the country's safety. People are ravaging Costcos to prepare for a possible quarantine, reminiscent of the stockpile supplies they hoarded when they thought the Y2K bug would render all technology useles. With this mass hysteria, how should a real estate agent continue running their business?

In a survey conducted by Business Insider, real estate agents were asked what the worst part about their occupation was. Today we have collected some of those answers, and offer a few solutions for them.