The home sold for $500,000 and sits on a large plot of land for the area
Lindsey Buziak was stabbed more than 40 times in 2008
Running a real estate business can be full of ups and downs. Rely on these three principles to get through the tough times
by Joshua Lybolt May 29
Opinion
Educating sellers on the appraisal process helps manage expectations. It gives them a realistic understanding, and it will enable them to navigate the process successfully
by Cara Ameer May 29
Opinion
There’s no reason that any tech provider, with an agreement and data license that conforms to MLS and broker rules, can’t provide an app that creates, changes and deletes a listing at the push of a button — the tech is already here
by Sam DeBord May 28
Upward of 550 agents will be on the market as Tom Denny, owner of the 2 Realogy franchises in Southern California, retires and closes up shop
by Patrick Kearns May 28
Opinion
As real estate professionals, we have to be cautious and intentional about what we say due to fair housing laws and equal employment regulations. People who feel you have the wrong attitude are free to report you to authorities
by Bernice Ross May 28
Opinion
Here’s how we fix this: Post once a week on your social media accounts about different programs that help buyers and sellers
by Lee Davenport May 28
Learn how Houston broker Doris Snipp created a training program that works as hard as she does
by Christy Murdock May 27
Opinion
It's easy to coast on autopilot in your career. But you should check your underlying assumptions about your values and how they impact your team
by Rob Lotufo May 27
Randy Rector, a HomeSmart franchisee since 2005, will now run 7 offices from rival franchise Realty One in Southern California
by Jim Dalrymple II May 26
The massive title insurance company left millions of documents — with sensitive data including SSNs — available for unauthorized users to see
by Jim Dalrymple II May 26
Here’s how some of the industry’s most profitable teams are keeping their margins healthy regardless of market condition
by Pat Hiban May 26
A former contractor filed a complaint last year alleging the company treated independent contractors as employees
by Patrick Kearns May 24
The data-sharing agreement, reached last week, is the latest development in a long-running conflict between Airbnb and New York City
by Jim Dalrymple II May 24
The international real estate brand is making its way into the NYC borough with three locations
by Patrick Kearns May 24