Conscious leadership and proven playbooks are key to helping you retain great agents and support staff once you've brought them on board
Real estate agents who can provide accurate, up-to-date and meaningful market data can become the agent of choice when local buyers and sellers decide to move. Here's how
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This week, we wanted to know: What top tech hack do you pride yourself on knowing, whether you learned it in a CE class or on your own?
Despite all of the platforms and tech companies coming for real estate agent commissions, transactions hinge on the expertise of Realtors
The business you have in the future starts with the bushiness you do today. Take the necessary time to learn how technology will better you as an agent
Soft skills, hard skills and more: It takes a lot to get your mindset right and grow your real estate business as a new agent
It's no wonder they edit most of the work in home improvement shows, no one would ever again hire a contractor.
Perhaps no form of real estate asset is garnering more attention at the moment than single-family rentals, and the reason isn't entirely good
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Profitability requires more than an eye on the bottom line. You also need to focus on agents and maintain an overarching brokerage vision
As the end of the millennium approached, homes became more about modern and contemporary styles, with a penchant for customization
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Historical inequities in the real estate industry created harm, and we have a collective responsibility to make it right, or at least better
Don't waste time while you wait for your buyer to get pre-approved for a home loan. Here are some ways to be ready to hit the ground running
Opinion
Staying safe as a real estate agent is your first priority. Make these 17 best practices into your new daily habits
Opinion
There certainly isn't enough advice out there on seller safety, says safety expert Robert Siciliano. Here are some tips to ensure your sellers (and you) stay safe during showings
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