If you missed this open house masterclass, you need to watch it. There was a lot in here, but here are some of my biggest takeaways: - Open houses are not events. They're prospecting opportunities. - The two hours you're sitting in the house are probably the least important part. - The work happens before the open and after the open. - Most agents don't sign enough. One or two signs isn't a strategy. Dominate the area and make it impossible to miss. - Door knocking still works. Not because every neighbor is moving, but because every conversation matters. - Lead with value. Market updates. Neighborhood information. Resources. People don't want to be sold. They want to be helped. - The money isn't made at the open house. It's made in the follow up. - Most agents simply quit too early. - One line that really stuck with me: "Always leave the next step in your hands." Don't wait for them to call. Call them. Text them. Follow up. Then do it again. The agents winning right now aren't necessarily more talented than everyone else. They're having more conversations. Doing more reps. Following up longer. Staying in the game when others check out. Sound familiar? Action compounds. Watch the video below and drop your biggest takeaway in the comments.