Agent Resources

New York was one of the first states to label real estate agents "non-essential" and order them to stay home. In this episode of The Walkthrough, New York agent Eric Stein tells us the hardest thing about working under quarantine and shares the new routines he's using to keep his business going in difficult times.

COVID-19 and the coronavirus pandemic are forcing real estate agents to rethink almost every aspect of their business -- closing deals remotely, new contract language to account for possible pandemic-related delays, and more. On this episode of The Walkthrough, two top agents reveal the specific steps they're taking to adjust in a changing, challenging real estate industry.

How can real estate agents thrive during the coronavirus pandemic? In the newest episode of The Walkthrough, we speak with real estate coach Richard Robbins about mindset, marketing, and more in these uncertain times.

From “call me anytime” to “these are my business hours,” top real estate agents discuss how they set boundaries to achieve work-life balance.

Combine YouTube with basic SEO tactics and real estate agents have a powerful tool to reach new buyer and seller clients. You don't need expensive equipment or professional editing, either. Learn how to do it in this week's episode of The Walkthrough.

For Realtors, a Google My Business listing is the first step toward improving how your rank in Google’s search results and Google maps. Learn how to create and claim your Google My Business profile.

What buyers and sellers see on page one when they Google your name can determine whether they pick up the phone to call or text you. Learn how to use local SEO and Google My Business to convert new real estate leads.

Using client booklets and in-depth interviews, two top real estate agents show how they set and manage client expectations from transaction start to finish.

Top agent Raylene Lewis shares the story behind a remarkable sale that kept her client out of foreclosure. You'll be inspired by the literally heroic lengths Raylene went to to keep the deal alive, even after others told her "the deal is dead."

Open houses aren't dead. Top San Francisco real estate agent Ron Abta walks us through his system for selling homes and generating leads through memorable open houses.