By the time buyers attend the final walkthrough, they may be stressed out and nitpicking. Here are the items that may set them off, along with ways to offset their frustrations
Opinion
This week, Byron Lazine discusses Opendoor's recent $62M settlement of its legal troubles with the FTC plus a flawed study of days on market
Follow the playbook of Calgary, Alberta Realtor Brad McCallum for YouTube success
Opinion
Whether you're a new agent or a top producer, it takes planning and some smart tech tools to get your finances shipshape for the long haul
As part of a panel at Inman Connect Las Vegas, WomanUp! co-founders Debra Trappen and Sara Sutachan shared takeaways from their survey of hundreds of women in real estate leadership
Catch up on the most-read stories of the week, as determined by Inman readers. Here's Inman Top 5 for July 29-Aug. 4, 2022
This week the spotlight shines on Portland, Oregon broker Pam Blair of YogaBug Real Estate who brings balance to her real estate practice
Opinion
The old ways of doing things are giving way to newer, more innovative management styles that work, both for you and those you lead
Opinion
Have you planned enough time to onboard your new team members so they stay past day one? Here are a few of the common mistakes brokers make with their new hires
Opinion
If you haven’t experienced a buyer’s market before, everything you know about selling real estate is about to be turned upside down. Here's how to weather a downturn and keep your business moving forward
Opinion
This week, you told us which tech tool is so game-changing it's worth taking that class or watching that tutorial
Opinion
Transitioning from a nice-to-have marketing tool to a must-have closer, floor plans are having a moment, driven by widespread pandemic-era adoption
An open house is the perfect opportunity to make a last impact on clients and potential clients to grow your business
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The 1980s were a decade of success, excess and flashy expenditures of money in almost all areas of society. Conspicuous consumption was admired and something homeowners aspired to
Real estate companies and associations have spent bazillions on technology that no one wants to use or that quickly becomes obsolete. Here's what would make it better