Content creation requires a plan for refining and distributing it. Broker Troy Palmquist talks with San Francisco Realtor Brooks Landry about his content strategy
Although brokers expect accountability and investment from their agents, agents need the same thing from their leaders, say DOORA's Troy Palmquist and Janet Pozos
Whether you're a team leader or broker, the way you connect with others in your area matters. These 5 steps will help you attract your market's best agents
Opinion
People are pointing fingers and raising hell over KW’s recent profit share announcement. But why is everyone so surprised?
Don't miss the best Inman Connect Las Vegas sessions and takeaways designed especially for real estate brokers
Opinion
If it’s been a while since you’ve been to an industrywide event, broker Troy Palmquist says it’s time you start making travel plans
The key to success in attracting and retaining good agents lies in large part on a broker's mindset, speakers at Inman Connect Las Vegas said. And adopting a 'we' instead of a 'me' attitude
An LA Realtor found himself in the hot seat after mistakenly texting Spelling-snark to Tori herself. What can his mistake teach you about how you communicate?
Don’t just sit back and wait for things to happen. Find the home your buyer clients are looking for and help them get to the closing table
In honor of Luxury Month, Troy Palmquist sits down with Austin, Texas, luxury agent Bridget Ramey for a one-on-one in her spectacular Lake Austin listing
For 2 days only, July 11 and 12, you’ve got a chance to score great deals for yourself, your business and clients
If you’re coming out of the spring market and feeling disappointed in your progress, it’s time to get back in touch with your 2023 goals
Opinion
America was built on innovation, yet we’ve thrown up our hands when it comes to our most intractable housing problems. As real estate experts, it’s time for us to get busy
While often used interchangeably, these three factors speak to different aspects of your business — and your clients’ decision-making process
Inflation, construction costs and intensifying wildfire seasons pushed State Farm to stop taking new homeowners' insurance applications in California, the insurance giant announced Friday