Fall is upon us and that means real estate agents are entering slow season. Once the market begins to slow down, you’re left wondering how you will make up for the slowing income. Fear not! Your friends at Zurple have you covered; while we’ll keep prospecting and warming your leads for you, you can make extra income with these side hustles.

You’re a resourceful real estate agent right? Great, then you’ll love to hear anything related to you being able to sell more properties. As you are aware, millennials are rapidly becoming a huge demographic in the market. From small consumer goods all the way to larger purchases such as homes, there has been an increasing amount of attention placed on this group.

In a recent article published on Builder, it was noted that HALF of today’s home buyers fall into the millennials description. Half! Those are huge numbers no matter how you look at it. The sad news though, is that some real estate agents are not doing everything they can to capture this robust and growing market. Not you though, you’re as smart as they come, and so good looking too!

Let’s face it, in the oversaturated market of buying and selling platforms, it can become a real challenge to stand out. Often times, you’re marketing across several platforms and spending a lot of time managing all your real estate social media posts. Worry no more however, Facebook has been rolling out their new Marketplace, a tab on the main navigation bar of their app that will revolutionize the way you sell real estate through a Facebook listing.

Buying a home is an overwhelming process not only because it is a huge milestone in your client’s life, but because there are many steps involved. In order to fully support your clients through this difficult (but exciting) time, it is important that you have the answers to any question they have.

There are a lot of factors that can negatively impact the success of a real estate transaction. A lot of real estate agents are guilty of making some easily avoidable mistakes that can often ruin a perfectly good real estate deal. Have you ever committed a deal killing mistake?