Marguerite Giguere on why real estate is a great career industry
Marguerite Giguere, agent with Windermere Properties, discusses why she loves the real estate industry.
by Inman Apr 1
A man handing a stack of $100 bills to an unseen person
Discounts don't equate to better or quicker sales
by Nico Hohman Apr 1
A woman on her phone looking at heart emojis
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate has taken this visual trend to a whole new level
by Marian McPherson Apr 1
A gold star standing out in a sea of gray stars
Teams seem set up for enhanced mentorship and supervision at a level that would be tough for brokerages to match
by Amber Taufen Apr 1
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These jokes prove that real estate has a funny bone, too
by Marian McPherson Apr 1
Queens homes now among the priciest in North America
Manhattan and Brooklyn effortlessly rank in the top 10
by Jennifer Riner Apr 1
The 5 funniest real estate memes of the week (March 21-25)
Our collection of hilarious content from the top real estate humor page on Facebook
by Wes Pinkston Apr 1
TRID, explained
In October 2015, the real estate industry had a new rule to deal with. The anticipation for the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB'S) TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures rule, or TRID, was weighty, and nobody knew what to expect. Would the CFPB delay implementation? (Yes, as it turned out.) Would the new rules cause closing delays? (Jury's still out.)
by Amy Tankersley Apr 1
My first sale: A seller's perspective
Kathryn Royster shares the story of her first story -- on the other side of the transaction
by Kathryn Royster Apr 1
Video review: HiGabriel to automate a year of client contact after closing
Service sends choice of gift, then handwritten letters and small items every three months
by Craig C. Rowe Apr 1
The facelift your lead generation needs
Give leads what they want, and make them want more
by Kyle Draper Apr 1
Daily market update: April 1, 2016
Mortgage rates plus all the latest daily real estate market news
by Inman Apr 1
A woman looking skeptically at her phone.
Respondents to Owners.com survey may not have thought 'online' included e-signature and email
by Teke Wiggin Mar 31
The American city was built for cars -- what will happen when they all leave?
How will shifts in transportation affect neighborhood layout and real estate sales?
by Glenn Kelman Mar 31
Agent today, large broker tomorrow: How to do it
J. Philip Faranda talks about how he carved out a niche in a competitive market and created a thriving brokerage
by Brad Inman Mar 31
A crew team rowing a boat in tandem
A new suite of tools is designed specifically to support team leaders
by Amber Taufen Mar 31