With a laser focus on equity — not just in property but in people — Realtors can support a multicultural and multigenerational real estate industry. Here's how
A lot has changed since Jasen Edwards first earned his real estate license — but a lot hasn't. Here are a few lessons that matter most in real estate today and into the future
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Here's what you must consider to protect yourself, provide the highest possible level of client care and effectively compete with larger players
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Build a legacy. Achieve financial freedom. Enjoy the fruits of your labor. Here’s how you do it at EXIT Realty.
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5 things to consider when thinking about your back office technology
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Tighten up your sphere nurture, convert the leads in your pipeline and turn Facebook into a workhorse for your listings
All month long, we'll be looking at how to navigate independent real estate brokerages amid market changes, disruption and other industry shifts
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After merging with a national brokerage, I realized there were things about the boutique lifestyle that I’d never find in a national brand. Here are the major benefits of indie brokerages
Fair housing advocates sued Redfin this week over allegations of racial discrimination. On Friday, agents told Inman the online brokerage should be working harder to fix the problem. 'The business model ends where people’s housing rights begin,' one said
What do top luxury agents know about marketing — both themselves and their properties — that can help you move to the next professional level?
Side, a San-Francisco based real estate brokerage that partners with top-producing agents, teams and brokers to handle back-end operations, has enlisted Elizabeth Tse as its chief operating officer
If you're building an Amazon-based smart home, listen up. This week's video covers smart doorbell, bulbs, thermostat, switches and everything else that pairs perfectly with Alexa
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This week, Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss a buyer who purchased a home with a robot, odd seller contingencies, and a ski-in, ski-out VRBO cabin
A new suit argues the online brokerage disproportionally serves white neighborhoods. CEO Glenn Kelman countered that Redfin hasn't pushed into lower income areas because it needs to pay agents a living wage
Yes, people really are leaving the city for the suburbs, Ryan Schneider said on his company's third-quarter earnings call Thursday
Shares of the nation's largest real estate holding company climbed above $12 for the first time since the pandemic hit the US