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Are you still waiting for the other shoe to drop for buyer’s agents in the wake of the NAR settlement? While the real estate industry has only seen minor changes, many agents are holding their breath, waiting for bigger structural shakeups. In my opinion, we’ve only started to see the impact of the settlement on how you get paid, which is why today, I’m sharing my insights on what might happen to commissions in 2025, how you can prepare, and more. Will sellers still pay for commissions when the market picks back up? Learn more by clicking the link below.

How do you hire and pay a showing assistant? Finding the right person to handle showings can save you time and help you serve more clients, but knowing where to start can be challenging. That’s why today, I’ll share my top three strategies for hiring and paying showing assistants. From identifying the ideal candidate to setting fair compensation, these are key steps to ensure a smooth process. You’ll learn the top tips for building a strong partnership with a showing assistant.

It’s official: Buyer cancellations are on the rise across the country, and real estate agents everywhere are starting to notice. According to Redfin, around 15% of deals that go to escrow don’t make it to closing, which is the highest cancellation rate since 2022. In a market where there are fewer transactions to go around, letting even a few deals slip out of your grasp can seriously hurt your bottom line. That’s why today, I’m going over three proven strategies to help you keep a deal from falling apart—taking control of the situation, reminding the parties why they want to move, and helping buyers understand this market window. To learn more tips, check out this short video.