Free eBook: 10 keys to building a 6-figure side hide hustle business no one talks about
Steve Liang wrote a cheat sheet to build a 6-figure side hustle business and shared his experience creating Real Estate IQ. Download it now for free!
Mini-tutorial: how to read an Off Market Leads spreadsheet?
Take advantage of our step-by-step on how to read Real Estate IQ’s Off Market Leads spreadsheets, and find out which data is more valuable to invest…
The ultimate guide on how to close a deal applying psychology
Josue Llanas listed everything you need to know to apply psychology when closing a deal, from types of questions to the format of a call.
Agente de bienes raíces vs. bróker vs. realtor: ¿cuál es la diferencia?
Descubre las diferencias entre estas profesiones de la industria del real estate, averigua qué pueden hacer y como convertirte en uno de ellos.
Start earning money with Real Estate IQ’s new (and free) Affiliate Program!
Become a member of our Affiliate Program and ensure yourself a passive income stream while growing your brand by offering our products. Join today for…
Everything you always wanted to know about a title search (but were afraid to ask)
Richard Cinta explained why it's crucial to do a title search before purchasing any property and what to look for at mortgage and tax auctions.
Todo lo que tienes que saber para encontrar las mejores propiedades off market
Acercamientos, estrategias e ideas para encontrar las mejores propiedades off market en el mercado.
Max Keller’s proven formula to attract deals (and how you can replicate it!)
The best-selling author shared his secret to attract profitable deals and stand out in a crowded market in his last webinar at Real Estate IQ.
6 tips para hacer crecer una cuenta de bienes raíces en Instagram
Ed Stulak conversó acerca del desarrollo de la marca personal en redes sociales y cómo hacer crecer perfiles orientados al real estate en Instagram.…
Prices saw double-digit growth in 94% of metro areas in Q2 2021
The price growth also affected first-time buyers. In only 84 of the 183 measured metro areas, a family needed less than $50,000 to afford a home.
