University of Georgia
Opinion
The truth about private listings is very different and far more complex
by Darryl Davis Apr 21
Over half of states have no laws on the books to protect homeowners from title fraud
The most at-risk properties are unmonitored vacant land parcels
by Christy Murdock Apr 20
how not to lose real estate license
Don't let a foolish mistake (or purposeful error) result in disciplinary proceedings against you
by Christy Murdock Apr 15
How agents can help clients navigate the most dangerous part of a real estate deal
Troy Palmquist and Summer Goralik examine a case where fiduciary duty starts close to home
Over 460K documents and counting: Catch up on the FTC's legal battle with Zillow and Redfin
The FTC sued Zillow and Redfin last September over a major rental syndication deal
by Jim Dalrymple II Apr 8
Behind the scenes: Operational insights from scaling The Agency
Lessons learned from expanding into 150 offices across 14 countries
This state is moving to tax millionaires. Will others follow?
Washington’s millionaire tax is now law, and several states are watching what happens next
by Jessi Healey Apr 2
The U.S. is still short millions of homes — and builders can’t close the gap
Why housing supply isn’t keeping up despite efforts to loosen restrictive zoning
by AJ LaTrace Mar 27
The ‘secret profit’ trap agents don’t realize they’re walking into
How to disclose properly and avoid unforeseen consequences
An image of worried faces on money to symbolize commission anxiety.
Ruling is in favor of a title company owner who said the rule violated her Fourth Amendment rights
by Marian McPherson Mar 23
California waterfront homes
Limited coastal land, tighter regulations and environmental unpredictability all contribute
by Lindsey Harn Mar 19
eminent domain
In the middle of an eminent domain fight? Here's how to arm yourself and clients with information
by Annette DeCicco Mar 16
Agent loses license after having someone impersonate him at online ethics course
Ang 'Leon' Li admitted that he asked a family member to pretend to be him for the CE course
by Christy Murdock Mar 13
Portland tries a new affordable housing fix: paying homeowners to rent spare rooms
The 12-month program pays homeowners up to $1K to rent spare rooms
by Nick Pipitone Mar 10
New Senate bill would force large investors to sell after 7 years
Not everyone thinks the bill will lead to more affordable housing options
Do-not-call list
Opinion
The Do-Not-Call list isn't the insuperable barrier many real estate agents assume
by Darryl Davis Mar 5