That mixed feeling when your client doesn’t counter an inspection price change but just accepts it. Happy it’s moving on but definitely feels like they’re leaving money on the table.

There might be something to this… tiktok.com/t/ZPRExQck2/

I rock a Honda odyssey

I’d be more surprised if the church didn’t platform someone like this. It’s ridiculous.

Taking on team members as an agent should be taken very seriously.

What do people do who are not numbers trackers but realize they need to do it.

I’m going to be more serious about posting here and other places

I’m pretending it’s April 2020 and getting into sourdough bread baking

Anyone do a reverse 1031 exchange? What’s a good resource on this? I’m trying to help a potential client.

I’m selling a condo I own, listed at $230k. Unrepresented buyer is at $215k cash. I countered at $225k. I’m thinking about accepting their offer and getting some sort of option out first right of refusal. How would you structure this?

Do you know what I like to do the day before a vacation? Put three different houses under contract.

I’ve had a buyer say they want to back out twice on the same property, and just now say they want to purchase it still. I have no idea what to do with these people. 🤦‍♂️

Had someone talk to me for twenty minutes by want me to delete their number. Make it make sense. #coldcalling

Saw an agent post about doing non-real estate work even though they still do it. How many leads are you losing doing that?

Can someone explain to me why you would buy a dog that can’t be walked near people when you live in a subdivision with .20 acre lots?

I’ve got a few flippers as clients. I definitely prefer the ones who care for more than their spreadsheet.

That feeling when you think an offer is going to finally come...