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4 tips for getting the most out of Clubhouse The audio-only discussion app remains popular among real estate professionals. But those who want the most out of it should follow a few key practices Chelsea Peitz explains Clubhouse at Inman Connect Now Tuesday. Inman From: Inman Connect ! The app has been around for more than a year at this point, but began exploding in popularity among real estate professionals in late 2020. Today, numerous discussion groups, known as “rooms,” and clubs thrive on the app for agents to talk shop and share tips. Those rooms, clubs and discussions were the foc...

In the above session from Connect Now, Nelson Quest of AgentFire digs into how the world has completely changed due to COVID-19, and how crisis also brings great opportunities to not just survive but also thrive. In this session, you will learn how to: Stay relevant with client appreciation tactics Provide hyperlocal value with market updates and local events Leveraging video to broaden exposure

Spencer Rascoff, former CEO of Zillow and now Co-founder & Executive Chairman of dot.LA, Pacaso, and Supernova, says iBuyers are not the culprit of the inventory shortage. He’s sitting down with Brad Inman at Connect Now tomorrow, April 20, to discuss this and so much more. Watch a sneak peek of their interview above, and register for Connect Now to see the rest. Show Comments Hide Comments

'We know that her legacy will live on.' Naples philanthropist Lavern Norris Gaynor gave to community Harriet Howard Heithaus, Naples Daily News Most people would call installing a camera on the Naples Pier a brilliant marketing tool, luring 2 million annual visits to its panorama of billowing surf, wood-planked jetty and pearly beaches. But Lavern Norris Gaynor, driving force behind putting the pier online, had a different  motivation. She wanted to bring that view into the homes of the aging Naples population who could no longer walk their city pier. They could glimpse ...

But Lavern Norris Gaynor, driving force behind putting the pier online, had a different  motivation. She wanted to bring that view into the homes of the aging Naples population who could no longer walk their city pier. They could glimpse the waves, see the happy beachgoers and watch the sunset from their wheelchairs or sickbeds. Gaynor, who died April 12, at age 97, had that kind of mind and heart, said Judy Bishop, director of Naples Backyard History.  "I have never met a more giving, caring kind person in my life. And it's not because she’s given a lot of money, even though she has...