I’m not sure about you, but this tax season I’m going to try to get the biggest return that I can. That’s why I’ve spent a good deal of time reading different blogs and thinking of different deductions that might be applicable to me. But what realtors? Surely there are some items that you can deduct that you might have overlooked in the past. Well, I’d like to discuss a few tax deductions for realtors that often go unnoticed.

Listing presentations with new leads can be daunting, if you're not prepared that is. This initial meet and greet is the most important factor in whether new leads will choose you as an agent. Sure, not every lead is going to like you and rejection is certain. However, there are certain instances when agents had a missed opportunity to convert a lead into a client. We’ve compiled this short list of common mistakes agents make when marketing their services. 

The life of a realtor is a never-ending networking event. Each person you meet is a potential lead, or may even have a referral (including other agents and real estate industry professionals). It’s important to stay connected and network with your local community members if your business is to survive. The internet may have leveled the lead generation game to an extent, but other networking and lead generation tactics have stood the test of time. We’ve put together this list networking tips that all agents should live by no matter the latest social media trend or hottest CRM platform.

Real Estate is a people business. As you likely know, finding leads is one thing, converting them into clients is another is a whole other art form. Modern technology may have made easy to find leads online, but ever more difficult to connect in person. We’ve revamped this old school marketing tactic to help you convert more leads in 2017.