What Yoga Taught Us About Real Estate Negotiations
Cassidy Cotten Cassidy Cotten

What Yoga Taught Us About Real Estate Negotiations

At first glance, yoga and real estate negotiations may seem worlds apart. But when you step onto the mat—or into a high-stakes deal—you recognize that the same principles apply. Yoga teaches patience, mindfulness, breath control, and presence. These qualities are essential in negotiations too. In this post, we share what yoga taught us about real estate: how our practice influences how we approach offers, counteroffers, and closings. 

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Not Sure if It’s a Commercial Lead? Here’s When to Call Us
Michael Vesely Michael Vesely

Not Sure if It’s a Commercial Lead? Here’s When to Call Us

As a residential real estate agent, you’re constantly fielding questions from friends, family, and past clients—some about buying a home, some about selling... and occasionally, one that feels just a little outside your wheelhouse.

“Hey, do you know anyone who can help me lease a space for my boutique?”

“We’re thinking of buying a building for our business—can you help?”

“My cousin wants to invest in a few units downtown. Is that something you do?”

We get it. Commercial can be confusing. If you’ve ever had that moment of hesitation when recognizing a commercial real estate opportunity, this post is for you. Here’s a quick guide to help you recognize when to refer a commercial real estate lead, and when it’s time to loop in a Nevada commercial real estate referral partner.

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Disconnecting to Reconnect: How Nevada Commercial Advisors is Embracing Work-Life Balance in 2025
Cassidy Cotten Cassidy Cotten

Disconnecting to Reconnect: How Nevada Commercial Advisors is Embracing Work-Life Balance in 2025

In the fast-paced world of commercial real estate, especially in a bustling market like Las Vegas commercial real estate, it’s easy to get lost in the constant rush of transactions, deadlines, and client expectations. Social media algorithms pull us in, newsfeeds never stop updating, and our to-do lists grow longer with every passing hour. But what if the key to long-term success and fulfillment wasn’t found in doing more, but in doing less—by disconnecting and rediscovering what truly matters?

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