Every year, thousands of REALTORS® attend the National Association of REALTORS® Conference. Most leave with a tote bag and a stack of business cards. A few leave with referral partners that generate income for years.
The difference? Strategy.
If you're a HAR member serious about growing beyond Houston — or bringing national buyers into Houston — this is the room where that happens. Not on social media. Not on Zoom. In person, at NAR.
What most agents miss about the NAR Conference
It's not a training event. It's not a trade show. It's a deal-making ecosystem — and if you walk in without a plan, you walk out with nothing but fatigue.
I've been refining my approach to NAR for years, and I've developed a system for turning conference conversations into closed transactions. In upcoming posts, I'll be breaking down exactly how I do it — including the scripts, the follow-up sequences, and the referral structure I use.
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Why Houston is the conversation everyone wants to have
Here's what I hear every single year at NAR: "I have a client looking at Texas."
Houston is one of the most active relocation and investment markets in the country right now. Land. Development. Commercial. Residential. The opportunities are real — but only if you're positioned to receive them.
As a CCIM-designated broker and CRS-certified specialist fluent in English, Spanish, French, and Polish, I've built a network specifically designed to move deals across markets. And I'm actively looking for referral partners who want a piece of that pipeline.
Coming up on this blog:
- How I structure referral partnerships (including the exact fee I offer)
- The commercial + residential hybrid strategy that's outperforming single-track agents
- Off-market opportunities I'm currently working in Texas
- How to leverage NAR even if you're not attending
Let's connect before the conference floor gets loud.
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