Most transaction coordinators (TCs) know the basics of social media marketing: be clear about what you do and show up consistently. Those are important steps—but in a competitive real estate industry, clarity and consistency alone won’t fill your pipeline. If you truly want to generate leads from social media, you’ll need to move from “posting” to positioning yourself as a valuable, go-to resource for agents. Here are three actions you can take to go beyond the basics and start seeing results: 1. Create Content That Solves Real Problems Posting motivational quotes or “just listed/just sold” graphics won’t cut it. Agents follow people who help them save time, reduce stress, or grow their business. Share quick tips on handling compliance deadlines,...

In the real estate industry, relationships between agents and transaction coordinators (TCs) are the lifeblood of smooth, successful transactions. But like any professional partnership, sometimes they end—whether under good circumstances (an agent paused their business, scaled back production, or tried managing files themselves) or bad ones (miscommunication, unmet expectations, or personality clashes).

When that happens, it doesn’t always mean the door is permanently closed. In fact, many TCs find opportunities to re-establish former partnerships once the dust settles. The key is to approach the reconnection with professionalism, focusing on business growth over past drama.

In real estate, the only constant is change. From amended settlement dates to negotiated repairs, contractual changes happen often—and when they do, it’s critical that real estate agents and transaction coordinators (TCs) handle communication with precision and professionalism. A missed update or unclear message can lead to costly mistakes, delays, or even put a deal at risk. To keep transactions on track, here are clear processes agents and TCs can follow to communicate contractual changes effectively: 1. Document the Change in Writing Immediately No verbal-only updates. Even if a conversation starts over the phone or in person, always follow up with a written record. Use email as the primary channel. It creates a time-stamped trail that protects all parties. Attach...

Strong agent–transaction coordinator partnerships are essential for running a smooth, efficient real estate business. When agents and TCs work together with clear communication, aligned expectations, and solid systems, transactions close faster, clients have a better experience, and both businesses scale more easily. In this guide, we’ll break down the key strategies that help you create and maintain a productive, long-lasting partnership between agents and transaction coordinators.

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Hiring a Transaction Coordinator isn’t just a convenience—it’s a game-changer. By managing the behind-the-scenes work, they empower you to focus on what you do best: serving your clients and growing your business.

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