Our Top 4 Real Estate Blogs of 2017
Looking back and moving forward.
2017 brought a fair share of tragedy and triumph. Whether you experienced ups, downs, or a little bit of both, your year in real estate is drawing to a close.
Let’s look back before moving forward as we dive in to our top four real estate blogs of 2017.
Blog 1: Looking Through Frosted Glass: How Trump Affects the Housing Market
We aren’t political experts, so we won’t critique Donald Trump’s performance as president. However, we did research possible ways the current commander-in-chief could affect the real estate market in 2017. Follow the link above to see if we got it right or missed the mark.
Blog 2: 4 Blogs to Boost Your Real Estate Career
Networking and knowledge sharing can make or break real estate careers. That’s why we love to cover vital industry topics from a variety of perspectives and sources.
“4 Blogs to Boost Your Real Estate Career” will help you:
- Analyze real estate trends
- Connect with 50% of your leads in 2 weeks
- Evaluate digital workflows
- Fine-tune social media practices
Blog 3: Witness the Total Eclipse of Real Estate
In this speculative story, all of Earth’s real estate agents disappear when an eclipse ends. The market gets thrown into turmoil, and strange events ensue.
We celebrated Halloween with this blog, and we also paid tribute to the positive impact real estate professionals make.
Blog 4: A Trio of Top-Notch Apps for Next-Level Realtors
The real estate industry has seen an upswing in tech-driven disruption. This trend didn’t slow down in 2017, and it won’t lose steam in the foreseeable future.
“A Trio of Top-Notch Apps for Next-Level Realtors” highlights these game-changing apps:
- Contactually, a CRM app
- Dotloop, a digital documentation app
- Slack, a communication app
2018 Awaits
We look forward to the new year, and we thank you for your time, attention, and readership. Here’s to a happy and successful 2018!
This article is for informational purposes only.
CITATIONS
1Orton, Kathy. “Strong economic growth pushes mortgage rates higher.” The Washington Post. 12 October 2017. Web. 14 November 2017.
2“Home Buyer and Seller Generational Trends Report 2017.” National Association of Realtors®. 2017. Web. 14 November 2017.
