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The 20 best real estate memes of 2018

All real estate agents have experienced the stress of making cold calls, organizing open houses, managing overly-demanding clients, conducting negotiations and clawing through closing day.

All of these situations can bring even the most seasoned agents to the edge, so taking a little time to laugh (even if it’s just to keep from crying) is a surefire way to relieve stress and remind yourself that you’re not the only one struggling to keep the sellers away during the inspection.

Take a look at the 20 best real estate memes we saw this year, and keep one or two on hand when your buyer asks if they can cut your commission.

 

 

Photo credit: @REprobz

 

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Photo credit: @rashelyadegari_loanofficer

 

 

Photo credit: @danshearealtor

 

 

Photo credit: @cbkg_realestate

 

 

Photo credit: @agentmarketing

 

 

Photo credit: @thebrokeagent

 

 

Photo credit: @tnbossbaberealtor

 

 

Photo credit: Lighter Side of Real Estate

 

 

Photo credit: @nosoaverageagent

 

 

Photo credit: @thehustleagent

 

 

Photo credit: @move_with_mandy

 

 

Photo credit: Lighter Side of Real Estate

 

 

Photo credit: @real_estate_memer

 

 

Photo credit: @michaelklawrence

 

 

Photo credit: Real Estate Memes and Quotes

 

 

Photo credit: The Lighter Side of Real Estate

 

 

Photo credit: @leahmcallow

 

 

Photo credit: @real_estate_memer

 

 

Photo credit: @parrella3realty

 

 

Photo credit: @neighborhoodexpert

 

Bonus! One created by the Inman staff:

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The 20 best real estate memes of 2018 curated from Inman

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