Come join us!Come check out the new blog from NAR's Information Central! "Power Tools for Managing Brokers" is no longer being updated, but you'll find plenty of interest in the InfoCentral Blog. The InfoCentral Blog keeps you up-to-date on new and useful information resources for the real estate industry -- websites, research reports, eBooks, news articles, services and databases from NAR's Information Central, and more. Surf on over to http://narblog1.realtors.org/mvtype/infocentral/. What to do in a slow marketSandy Geroux offers tips for coping http://www.mirealtors.com/news/realtor/documents/supersalesaug07.pdf">with a slow market. "In fact, tough markets actually provide an incredible Overcoming burnoutKelle Sparta discusses identifying and overcoming burnout. Signs of burnout include lack of energy and productivity, irritability and disillusionment with the job. These issues can be dealt with by changing your work pattern and recommit yourself to the business of real estate. Improving your profitsFlorida REALTOR® provides several ideas to boost profits for your firm. Nancy Hogan discontinued unused phone lines, provided Internet coaching and used recycled printer cartridges. Closing or merging offices can also reduce costs according to Chappy Adams. More emphasis on training can also ultimately improve your business. 
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